Run for Office
These youth leaders are passionate, dedicated, and committed to positively impacting their communities and the world around them.
State Officer Expectations: As a state officer, you are a member of the team that plays a vital role in working with the ND FCCLA state office planning projects, workshops, and conferences. Your main duty is to be a contributing member of the team and provide support for your fellow officers and North Dakota FCCLA. State Officers inspire and empower fellow members to reach their full potential as leaders, embodying the organization’s core values of character, leadership, teamwork, and service.
District President Expectations: You are a member of the team that supports districts in planning projects, workshops, and conferences. Your main duty is to be a contributing member to your district and provide support as needed for the ND FCCLA state officer team.
District President Applications are due
Friday, September 27!
State Officer Applications are due
Friday, March 14th!
District President – Essay Question #1
As a potential ND FCCLA District President tell us about yourself. Include something about: your family, your favorite things in life, leadership experiences you have had that have prepared you for the role of District President, and why should you be selected to serve as a District President representing ND FCCLA?
District President – Essay Question #2
One of FCCLA’s eight National Programs, Families First, helps young people explore, understand, and appreciate diverse aspects of families and family life. Reflecting on your personal experiences, identify one of the units of Families First and describe how this unit has influenced your role as a family member and FCCLA member?
District President – Speech Topic
“Daring to Dream: Leading with Vision, Purpose, and Passion” leadership isn’t just about holding a title—it’s about daring to dream of a better future for FCCLA and its members. How do you plan to inspire others to set ambitious goals, break barriers, and achieve their dreams through FCCLA?