| FFA Leadership
Conference At Roland |
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Front row: State
FFA Officers: Kyle Hilbert- Northeast District Vice President; Kaylen
Baker-State FFA Reporter; Annie Jo Gilbert-Central District Vice President;
Brandon Baumgarten- State FFA President
Back row: Dustin Burch, Michaela Branen, Mckinna Cecil, Dakota
Fugate, Leigh Brown |
| Dustin Burch, Michaela
Branen, Dakota Fugate, Leigh Brown, and Mckinna Cecil of Collinsville
FFA attended the Roland Leadership Conference on November 27th. Our members
learned about leadership through workshops, and speeches from our state
FFA representatives. State FFA President Brandon Baumgarten held a workshop
on peer pressure. This workshop focused on how there is a good and a bad
peer pressure. Good peer pressure is joking with your friends and bad
peer pressure is making someone feel insecure. Central Vice- President
Annie Jo Gilbert held a workshop on ‘what is leadership’. Leadership
comes in many different forms; you could be a politician or you could
be a big brother/ sister. It just depends on what type of leader you are
and how you use the power of being a leader to influence other people.
Kaylen Baker the state FFA reporter hosted a workshop called ‘what
are speeches?’ In this workshop she helped give tips on how to write,
prepare and memorize your speech. Kyle Hilbert the Northeast district
Vice President did his workshop on ‘decision making.’ He said
that indecision is always the worst decision. I think that these leadership
conferences are great because they truly do help us connect with other
people and grow within ourselves so that we can become great leaders.
Mallorie Humble
Collinsville FFA Reporter
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| Thank you -- Jennifer
Burge (12/3/2012) -- More
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