Winter 2018 National Officer Q&A
We ask the 2017-18 national officer about their hopes for the future of the organization.
We ask the 2017-18 national officer about their hopes for the future of the organization.
The National FFA Officer Team reflect on their last days of national office.
The 2018-19 National FFA Officer Team will be selected during the 91st National FFA Convention & Expo, electing six new FFA members to serve as the student leaders of the National FFA Organization. The process to become a national officer is arduous, with the candidates – each state FFA association can submit one individual member annually – taking part in an extensive interview process with a National FFA Officer Nominating Committee. The committee is comprised of students who interview and select the national FFA officers during each National FFA Convention & Expo. It takes a highly motivated person to become a successful National FFA Officer—an opportunity afforded to few members. Becoming a national officer requires members to learn about their passions and gain a better understanding of what life as a national officer is like. The life of a national officer is nonstop hard work and never-ending commitments, but it is a life-changing experience—one they will cherish forever. Forty-two candidates vied for national office this past weekend during Phase 1 of the 2018-19 National FFA Officer [...]
National FFA Week always runs Saturday to Saturday and encompasses Feb. 22, George Washington's birthday.
National FFA Southern Region Vice President Ian Bennett recently started the "Setting Roots with Ian Bennett" podcast.
One last interview with the 2016-17 National FFA Officer Team.
The National FFA Delegates have selected the 2017-18 National FFA Officer Team.
The 2017-18 National FFA Officer Team will be selected during the Ninth General Session
What are your tips for memorizing your lines – from the opening script to your retiring address and everything in between?
We ask the National FFA Officer Team about having a global mindset.