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The journey of becoming a state officer for NC FCCLA (North Carolina Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) is a distinctive path characterized by unwavering dedication, leadership development, and a steadfast commitment to the FCCLA mission. It commences with a fervent desire to effect positive change within the organization and the communities it serves. Aspiring NC FCCLA state officers engage in intensive training, acquire essential leadership skills, and forge connections within the FCCLA network. They navigate the competitive election process, and upon assuming office, they work tirelessly to advance FCCLA's goals, enhance member experiences, and uphold the values of the organization. The journey of becoming a state officer for NC FCCLA is a remarkable exploration of one's capacity to lead and serve, ultimately contributing to the enrichment of the FCCLA community in North Carolina.
ARE YOU READY TO START YOUR ULTIMATE LEADERSHIP JOURNEY?
2024-2025 STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ELECTION INFORMATION
Click the documents below to learn about the election process and application requirements.
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GET STARTED ON YOUR JOURNEY TODAY
- Submit the Intent to Run Form by January 18, 2024 at 5:00 PM.
- Download and complete all required forms in the 23-24 SOC Application Packet.
- Obtain additional required application materials.
- Complete the SOC Application Submission Form by February 22, 2024 at 5:00 PM with a URL to all required application materials.
Per Article V Section 1 of the NC FCCLA Bylaws, NC FCCLA chapters may present one (1) nominee for office on the State Executive Council. Chapters and members must be appropriately affiliated with the state and national organizations.
INDIVIDUAL APPLICATION MATERIALS
- Candidate Information Sheet
- Candidate Code of Conduct Form
- Adviser Support Form
- Local Administration Support Form
- Photo and Campaign Agreement Form
- Candidate Essay #1 and #2
- Employability Skills Checklist
- Leadership Competencies Inventory (Self)
- Leadership Competencies Inventory (Observer)
- Leadership Competencies Review
2024 SPEECH TOPIC
Discuss the importance of youth involvement in FCCLA and how it can drive positive change within schools and communities. Share personal stories or examples of successful youth-led initiatives and explain how you would encourage and support such projects as a state officer.
Candidates will be given 3 minutes to present their speech to delegates during the Business & Recognition Session of the State Leadership Conference. Candidates are not required to memorize their speeches but should be familiar enough that they are able to successfully demonstrate their public speaking skills.
Candidates will be given 3 minutes to present their speech to delegates during the Business & Recognition Session of the State Leadership Conference. Candidates are not required to memorize their speeches but should be familiar enough that they are able to successfully demonstrate their public speaking skills.