I am so thankful and excited to have the privilege to serve as state president this year. One of the things I love most about FFA is how it takes things you love and are interested in and gives it direction and purpose. Through FFA I have developed my interests in educating others and working in the outdoors to serve a greater purpose. My favorite FFA memories involve the community it creates. Everything from long car drives to learning to swing dance, its always been about the people. Sharing and building that community which has supported me in so many ways is what has me most excited for the upcoming year. FFA builds skills, passion, and family.

I am incredibly grateful to be serving as your Alaska FFA State Vice President this year. The FFA has left a permanent impact on my life. From the connections I’ve made, the states I’ve traveled to, and the competitions I’ve competed in, there was never a dull moment. I’ve truly enjoyed seeing the growth in Alaska FFA and being a part of the sea of blue jackets at the national convention, all while meeting dozens of amazing new members along the way. Even now, there are constantly new opportunities to pursue, friends to make, and skills to develop. And knowing that is what truly makes the FFA special.

I am honored and ecstatic to be serving as your Alaska FFA State Secretary this upcoming year. FFA has always been a huge passion of mine, and I absolutely love creating new connections within our amazing community. Some of my favorite FFA memories involve traveling with my home chapter, where I've had the incredible opportunity to learn about unique agriculture and build cool relationships with fellow FFA members and individuals in the agriculture industry. I can't wait to see what this year holds, connect with even more people, and share in the excitement and dedication that makes the Alaska FFA so special.

 I’m so excited to serve as your Alaska FFA State Treasurer this year! I can’t wait to strengthen old and make new connections throughout the year! I’ve been in FFA since 6th grade, so while I’ve got countless memories, I’d say my  FFA core memory was at my first State Convention. Little 7th grade me had no idea what to expect, but I had already been told “If you aren’t curled under a table by the end of it, you didn’t do it right.” So, I had high expectations. My first session was earth-shattering. Feeling the energy of 100+ high school students making a tunnel for the state officers to run through left a huge impression that has stuck with me until today, and that energy and sense of community is part of what pushed me to become a state officer myself.  I’m looking forward to everything and everyone the next year will bring!