ffa chapter leadership & officers. chapter leadership what is leadership? –definition:...
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FFA
Chapter
Leadership & Officers
Chapter Leadership
• What is leadership?– Definition: Influence– What does influence look like in our chapter?– What can you do to influence your chapter
and community?
Chapter Leadership
• One way to lead in the chapter is by serving as a chapter officer
• Officers are elected on a yearly (annual) bases
General duties expected of all officers.• 1. genuine desire to be a part of a leadership team.
• 2. A willingness to accept responsibility
• 3. A sincere desire to work with all chapter members in meeting their leadership, personal and chapter goals.
• 4. A commitment to lead by example
• 5. Knowledge and understanding of the chapter, state, and national FFA constitution, bylaws and programs.
• 6. A working knowledge of parliamentary procedure.
• 7. The ability to memorize official ceremonies
» There are 7 general duties expected of all officers.
Mid-Buchanan FFA Chapter Officers
• President
• Vice President
• Secretary
• Treasurer
• Reporter
• Sentinel
• Advisor
President
• Preside over meeting
• Appoint committees
• Coordinate Activities of the chapter and evaluate the progress
• Represent the chapter in public relations and official functions
Vice President• Assume all duties of President if necessary.• Develop POA committees and serve as an
ex-officio non-voting members of all committees.
• Coordinate committee work• Work closely with the president and advisor
to assess progress of meeting the chapters goals.
Secretary• Prepare and post agenda for each
meeting.
• Prepare and present minutes of each chapter meeting.
• Responsible for chapter correspondence.
• Maintain membership attendance and activity records.
Treasurer
• Record FFA funds and issue receipts.
• Present a monthly treasurers report to the chapter.
• Collects dues and special assessments.
• Serve as chairperson of the finance committee.
Reporter• Serve as chairperson of the Public Relations
Committee.• Release News and information to the local
and regional news media.• Publish a chapter newsletter and assist the
advisor in updating the chapter webpage.• Prepare and maintain the chapter scrapbook.• Serve as chapter photographer.
Sentinel
• Assist the President in maintaining order.
• Keep the meeting room, chapter equipment and supplies in proper condition.
• Welcome guest and visitors.
• Assist with special features.
Advisor• Supervise chapter activities year-round.• Inform prospective students about the FFA• Instruct student in leadership and personal
development.• Build school and community support for the
program.• Encourage involvement of chapter members in all
activities. • Prepare students for involvement in career
development events (CDEs) and leadership programs.
Additional Possible Officers• Historian – Assist the Reporter in proving
photography for the chapter
• Parliamentarian – Serve as a participant or an ex-officio member of the conduct of meeting committee.
• Chaplain – Conduct reflection services at summer retreats, camps, and conferences.
All officers make a commitment to lead by example.
• President• Vice President• Secretary• Treasurer• Reporter• Sentinel• Advisor
• Do you have to hold a chapter office to provide leadership in our chapter?
• How can you serve as a leader in your chapter without being a chapter officer?