CSU Weld County Extension Office is closed July 3rd and 4th for the Independence Day holiday. We will reopen July 7th at 7:00 a.m.
Paul and Jean Hoshiko Memorial Family Scholarship & Weld County 4-H Leader's Council (High School) Scholarship
Madison is the daughter of Stephanie Miller of Frederick, CO and Todd Miller. She is a Senior at Mead High School and is looking to attend college either at Aims in Ft Lupton or Front Range Community College in Longmont and would like to major in Agricultural Business and Media Communications. Her career goals are centered around combining her passion for esthetics and ag business, and media communications. She plans to start by becoming a licensed esthetician which will provide her with a stable job while pursuing her degree.
Madison grew up in a single parent household and learned the value of hard work, resilience and community support. Despite managing dyslexia, she developed effective study strategies and a passion for learning. Her decision to study AG business and media communications is driven by her passion for agriculture and the desire to make a meaningful impact on her community.
She’s been the captain of the Mead High School Varsity Cheer team and a former USAG CO state champion gymnast. She also has a passion for photography having been named the 2022 Colorado State Fair Reserve Grand Champion and a two-time Weld County Grand Champion in photography in 22 and 23. Madison is currently the Weld County Fair Queen, vice president of the 4-H Tailtwisters Club, and a member of the St. Vrain Valley FFA chapter. The opportunities have allowed her to help with many community non-profits such as the Weld 4-H, Ft. Lupton and Weld County Food Banks and has allowed her to develop leadership skills and a deep understanding of the importance of community service. By earning her degree, it will enhance her life by equipping her with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the chosen fields and make a meaningful impact. Madison feels that she will be able to promote sustainable AG practices and support local farmers.
Madison is the recipient of the Paul and Jean Hoshiko Memorial Scholarship and the Weld County 4-H Leader’s Council (High School) Scholarship.