Exeter-Milligan FCCLA Attends Fall
Leadership Workshop
Kearney,
Nebraska- Six students from Exeter-Milligan recently attended the
Nebraska Family, Career, and
Community Leaders of America Fall Leadership Workshop.
This annual event was held at the Younes
Conference Center in Kearney, Nebraska
and featured over 584 students from all corners of Nebraska. The theme for this
year is Fuel Your Passion as Nebraska
FCCLA works to provide members with opportunities to discover and find their
passion for their future and career.
All students at this
event heard from members of the Nebraska FCCLA State Officer Team, the State
Peer Officer Team, and other chapter leaders about state and national programs,
leadership development, and chapter management. Exeter-Milligan’s FCCLA member,
Caitlin Murphy, who serves as Nebraska FCCLA Vice President of Competitive
Events presented a session during the workshop. Madeline Wittstruck, FCCLA
National Executive Council Vice-President of Finance from Milford led sessions
focused on introducing new members to the organization. EMHS FCCLA Adviser and
FCCLA Board of Directors member, Mrs. Mary Lou Vossler also helped facilitate a
session for advisers about news from the Board of Directors and the 3 year
Strategic Plan for Nebraska FCCLA.
This year keynote
speaker, Dean Jacobs challenged members to live a life of wonder and humanity
through generosity, gratitude, dignity, curiosity,
humility, respect, kindness, family and community. Dean Jacobs, a native of
Nebraska, left a secure job with corporate America to pursue a dream: a dream
to travel around the world and to understand the world we share. The experience
of exploring over 50 countries has exposed Dean tot he goodness of humanity and the magnificence of the natural beauty
throughout the world. Dean brings hi s experiences to children and adults
everywhere through school presentations and keynotes that focus on the goodness
of humanity and the awe of nature. Dean left everyone inspired and empowered to
make their world a better place in which to
live.
Nebraska FCCLA works to prepare
students for future careers in Human Services, Education and Training,
Hospitality and Tourism, and Visual Arts and Design. The University of Nebraska
at Kearney Family Studies Department helped students learn about Passion for
the Future by considering a future degree program focused on helping others.
Dr. Christine Chasek presented Brain Storms: 12 Mind Bending Careers in Behavioral
Health from the Counseling and Psychology Department at UNK.
Exeter-Milligan FCCLA
Officers/leaders who attended were: Caitlin Murphy- Nebraska State Vice
President of Competitive Events & EMHS FCCLA President, Vice- President-
Daisy Kanode, Secretary/Treasurer- Anna Sluka, PR & Historian- Kayla Geiger
and FCCLA leaders: Emma Olsen and Cameran Jansky.
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