The Kentucky Association of Family, Career and

The Kentucky Association of
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
71st Annual State Leadership Meeting
March 29-31, 2016
Galt House Hotel, Louisville, KY
Kentucky Department of Education
Office of Career and Technical Education
OPENING CEREMONY
President RAPS GAVEL ONCE
PRESIDENT:
The Kentucky Association of
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
“Members, please stand. Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America; our mission is to promote personal growth
and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences Education.
OFFICERS:
Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.
MEMBERS:
As we work toward the accomplishment of our goal, we learn cooperation, take responsibility, develop leadership, and give service.
PRESIDENT:
The Kentucky Association of Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America is now in session. You may be seated.”
CLOSING CEREMONY
President GIVES RAP WITH THE GAVEL SIGNIFYING MEMBERS TO STAND
PRESIDENT:
Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America, we are challenged to accept the responsibility of making today’s decisions that affect our lives and the world in which we live.
Let us repeat our creed:
MEMBERS:
We are the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America; we face the future with warm courage and high hope.
For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are builders of homes, homes for America’s future, homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams.
We are the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America; we face the future with warm courage and high hope.
The Kentucky Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America is now adjourned.
71st Annual State Leadership Meeting
March 29-31, 2016
Galt House Hotel, Louisville, KY
Kentucky Department of Education
Office of Career and Technical Education
The Kentucky Department of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.
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2015-2016 KY FCCLA
2015-2016 STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
PRESIDENT
Hayley Leach
Grant County High, Whitney Hilterbran, Adviser
1ST VICE PRESIDENT
Taylor Nolan
Washington County High, Traci Blanford, Adviser
VICE PRESIDENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICE
Nnamdi Igwe
Warren Central High, Cody Mooneyhan, Adviser
Hayley Leach
President
Taylor Nolan
1st Vice President
VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE
Lesley Phillips
Ashland Paul Blazer High, Stephanie Phillips, Adviser
VICE PRESIDENT OF INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMS
Audrey Self
Hopkinsville High, Kelly Myers, Adviser
VICE PRESIDENT OF MEMBERSHIP
Katie Travis
Crittenden County High, Mandy York, Adviser
VICE PRESIDENT OF PARLIAMENTARY LAW
Patten Hulette
Jessamine Career & Technology Center, Jennifer Hulette, Adviser
Nnamdi Igwe
VP Community Service
Lesley Phillips
VP Finance
Audrey Self
VP Individual Programs
Katie Travis
VP Membership
Patten Hulette
VP Parliamentary Law
Mackenzie Purvis
VP Peer Education
Demarion Johnson
VP Public Relations
Emily Mattingly
VP STAR Events
VICE PRESIDENT OF PEER EDUCATION
Mackenzie Purvis
Fleming County High, Karlyn Vice, Adviser
VICE PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
Demarion Johnson
Mason County High, Shannon Roberts, Adviser
VICE PRESIDENT OF STAR EVENTS
Emily Mattingly
Mercer County High, Brittany Sexton, Adviser
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2015-2016 KY FCCLA Advisory Board
Miss Kayla Godbey, Chair, Program Consultant
Family & Consumer Sciences Education State Supervisor
Family and Consumer Sciences Team
Kentucky Department of Education Office of Career and Technical Education
Miss Reeca Carver, Secretary, Program Consultant
State FCCLA Adviser
Family and Consumer Sciences Team
Kentucky Department of Education Office of Career and Technical Education
Mrs. Sharon Collins, President
Kentucky Association Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences
Warren East Middle School
Dr. Martha Nall, Representative
Kentucky Association Family and Consumer Sciences
Former Professor University of Kentucky
Ms. Sally Mineer, Adviser to Pre-Professional/Graduate Section
Kentucky Association Family and Consumer Sciences
University of Kentucky
Ms. Stephanie Phillips, Parent Representative
Ashland Paul Blazer High School
Miss Whitney Hilterbran, Adviser to State President
Grant County High School
Dr. Kathy Croxall, Representative of Kentucky
Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Educators
Western Kentucky University
Mrs. Susan Tanner, Corporate Sponsor Representative
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Dr. Erin Yetter, Business and Industry Representative
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis – Louisville Branch
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION FAMILY, CAREER AND
COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA
2016 STATE LEADERSHIP MEETING PROGRAM
Monday, March 28, 2016
4:00 p.m.
State Executive Council Meeting
Combs Chandler
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Registration for Chapters
2nd Floor Suite Tower
9:00 p.m.
STAR Event Lead Meeting
Archibald,
3rd Floor Rivue Tower
9:00 p.m.
State Officer Candidate Test
Breathitt
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
7:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Registration for Chapters
2nd Floor Suite Tower
7:30 - 8:00 a.m.
STAR Events Lead Meeting
Archibald,
3rd Floor Rivue Tower
8:30 - 10:00 a.m.
STAR Events Judges
-Judges Orientation & Sign In
Archibald,
3rd Floor Rivue Tower
9:00a.m.
STAR Events Competition Tests
Combs Chandler
-Applied Math for Culinary Management, Culinary Arts and
Parliamentary Procedure
10:00 a.m.
Culinary Arts STAR Event Transportation
-Meet in the Galt House Lobby on the
Rivue Tower side with all equipment and
medical release form to board the bus.
10:00 a.m.-5:00 pm STAR Events Headquarters
Miss Hayley Leach, State FCCLA President
Grant County High School
Miss Lesley Phillips, State FCCLA Vice President of Finance
Ashland Paul Blazer High School
Mrs. Lindsay Raterman, President
Kentucky FCCLA Alumni and Associates
Woodford County High School
Mr. Rick Ross, Superintendent
Administrator Representative
Mason County High School
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Rivue Tower Lobby
VIP Room Rivue Tower
STAR Events Locations At-A-Glance
(Detailed schedule and scholarship information can be found on pages 16-19)
Advocacy – Jr. & Sr.
Collins
Applied Math for Culinary Management – Sr. or Occupational
Wilson
Career Investigation – Jr.
Willow
Career Investigation – Sr.
Stopher
Chapter in Review Display – Jr. & Sr.
Clements
Chapter in Review Portfolio – Jr. & Sr.
Jasmine
Chapter Service Project Display – Jr.
Stanley
Chapter Service Project Display – Sr.
French
Chapter Service Project Portfolio – Jr. & Sr.
Stanley
Culinary Arts –
Offsite – Jefferson Community Technical College
Early Childhood Education – Occupational
Fields
Entrepreneurship – Jr.
Jones
Entrepreneurship – Sr.
Beckham
Environmental Ambassador – Jr. & Sr.
Sunflower
Fashion Construction – Sr.
Laffoon
Fashion Design – Sr.
Poplar
Focus on Children – Jr.
Wilkinson
Focus on Children Sr.
Sampson
Food Innovations – Jr. & Sr.
Nunn
Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation – Sr. or Occupational
Wilson
Illustrated Talk – Jr.
Jones
Illustrated Talk – Sr.
Daisy
Interior Design – Sr.
Poplar
Interpersonal Communications – Prep
Maple
Interpersonal Communications – Jr. & Sr.
Walnut
Job Interview – Sr. or Occupational, and Modified*
Bradley
Life Event Planning – Jr.
Holly
Life Event Planning – Sr.
Azalea
National Programs in Action – Jr.
Holly
National Programs in Action – Sr.
Dogwood
Morrow
Nutrition and Wellness – Sr.
Parliamentary Procedure – Jr. & Sr. Prep Room
Combs Chandler
Parliamentary Procedure – Jr. & Sr.
Breathitt
Promote and Publicize FCCLA! – Jr. & Sr. Prep Room
Combs Chandler
Promote and Publicize FCCLA! – Jr. & Sr.
Willis
Recycle and Redesign – Jr. & Sr.
Taylor
Sports Nutrition – Jr.
Morrow
Sports Nutrition – Sr. or Occupational
McCreary
Teach and Train – Sr. or Occupational
Brown
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Preconference Activities
10:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
State Nominating Committee
11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.
Officer Candidate Luncheon
with Nominating Committee
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Officer Candidate Round Robin
Cochran
16th Floor Sky Terrace
Preconference Sessions
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Reverse-Engineering Your Story
Archibald
Presiding: Kyle Scheele, Keynote Speaker
- How do you decide what to do with your life? How do you get there?
This workshop will help students “begin with the end in mind”,
backtracking step by step to plan the right path to reach their dream!
3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Life Smarts – Test Your Knowledge
Archibald
Presiding: Seth Woods, Former KY State Officer and
Life Smarts Outreach Coordinator
-Attend this session to test your FCS knowledge and participate in a
simulated Knowledge Bowl among your peers or come and observe so that
you can participate in next year’s Knowledge Bowl competition!
4:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Rehearsal State/National Officer Candidates
5:15 - 6:00 p.m.
Officer Candidate On-Stage Presentations
Presiding: Kaitlyn Myers, former state officer
Session open to all Members and Advisers
Archibald
Archibald
-Candidates will present theme related speech and respond to a situation
question about FCCLA. This is part of the scoring for officer candidates.
8:00 - 8:30 p.m.
I SAID YES to KY FCS Reception
Clements
Presiding: Kayla Godbey, FCS State Supervisor
-INVITATION ONLY!! This reception is for seniors who have
committed to major in FCS Education. All students who completed and
submitted the I SAID YES TO KY FCS form were sent an invitation.
Advisers and parents are welcome to attend!
*State-Only Event
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16th Floor Sky Terrace
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Opening Session
8:45 p.m.
Grand Ballroom
(Doors open at 8:30 p.m.)
Presiding: 2015-2016 KY State Executive Council
Advisers: Whitney Hilterbran, Grant County High
Shannon Roberts, Mason County High
Theme Presentation: “Kentucky FCCLA TODAY!”
Opening Ceremony
Pledge, Katie Travis, Vice President of Membership
National Anthem, Mackenzie Purvis, Vice President of Peer
Education
Keynote Speaker: Mr. Kyle Scheele
Wednesday, March 30th
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Announcements – Reeca Carver, State Adviser
- “I Said Yes to KY FCS” Recognition- Kayla Godbey
- FCCLA Alumni & Associates Invitation – RaAnn Miller
Theme Presentation Part II
10:00 p.m.
Nominating Committee Meetings
State Committee
National Committee
Brown
Nunn
10:35 - 11:15 p.m. Regional Meetings with Regional Presidents Presiding
Region
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Region
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CURFEW 11:30 p.m.
Hailey Dixon, Hickman County High
Katie Thompson, Hopkinsville High
Devyn Powers, Hancock County High
Lexie Emmert, Monroe County High
Emma Lawson, Washington County High
Anna Moore, South Oldham High
Megan Robinson, Williamston High
Dalton Adamson, Mason County High
Payton Caldwell, Boyd County High
Meghan Harless, Sheldon Clark High
January Moore, Wolfe County High
Caitlyn Anderson, Whitley County High
Morgan Milby, Green County High
Victoria Meredith, Mercer County Sr. High
Wilkinson
Sampson
Laffoon
Carroll Ford
Combs Chandler
Jones
Stopher
French
Fields
Breathitt
Grand Hall
Taylor
Coe
Archibald
Presiding:
Combs Chandler
Reeca Carver, KY FCCLA State Adviser and Kayla Godbey, Advisory
Board Chair
This session is for all advisers. Important state and national
information will be presented.
9:00 a.m. Business Session
Presiding:
Advisers:
Grand Ballroom
Audrey Self, Vice President of Individual Programs
Ms. Kelly Myers, Hopkinsville High
Ms. Mandy York, Crittenden County High
Ms. Cody Mooneyhan, Warren Central High
Theme Presentation: “Kentucky FCCLA TODAY!”
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Welcome
Thought for the Day: Marion County High
Roll Call of Regions: 2015-2016 Regional Presidents
Community Service Projects: Nnamdi Igwe,
Vice President of Community Service
Rules for the Business Session: Patten Hulette,
Vice President of Parliamentary Law
Minutes: Taylor Nolan, 1st Vice President
Financial Report: Lesley Phillips, Vice President of Finance
Report of 2015-2016 State Goals: State Officers
Recognition of Chapters:
 Membership Awards- Katie Travis,
Vice President of Membership
 Scholarship Donations- Lesley Phillips,
Vice President of Finance
 National Programs Awards- Mackenzie Purvis,
Vice President of Peer Education &
Nnamdi Igwe, Vice President of Community Service
 Unite to Serve Awards- Demarion Johnson,
Vice President of Public Relations
 Honor Roll Awards- Katie Travis,
Vice President of Membership
Recognition of Members: Audrey Self,
Vice President of Individual Programs
 Power of One
 State Degree
All delegates should be in rooms and quiet.
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2nd Floor, Suite Tower
VIP Room, Rivue Tower
8:00 a.m. Adviser Update
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–Kyle Scheele is a professional youth speaker, amateur beard grower, and
full-time adventurous “life-liver”. Kyle isn’t like any speaker you’ve seen
before. Kyle shows students how their lives will be defined by the things
they DO: the actions they take, the people they help and the lives that they
change. Through side-splitting humor and personal stories from his own
life, Kyle shows students how to overcome difficulties in their lives in order
to tell amazing, incredible, world-changing stories!
Registration
STAR Event Headquarters
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New Business
 Election of 2016-2017 State Officers
-Lauren Williams, Taylor County High,
State Nominating Chair
- Makenleigh Cooper, Bracken County High,
National Nominating Chair
Announcements
REPEATED GENERAL SESSIONS (continued)
10:30 a.m. – 11:10 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
“Keep Kind Kentucky”
Stopher
Presiding: Hannah Edelen, Former State Officer
-Come tear down the wall of hate with former state officer, Hannah Edelen as she
Concurrent Sessions
presents to you the barriers that keep us from truly loving, understanding, and
being kind to one another. Learn how through Keep Kind Kentucky to spread
kindness and to see people for who they really are, instead of the prejudices that
we build as a society.
Please note the three categories of sessions listed below: Seniors-Only, Advisers-Only
and General Sessions for all member and advisers. Select a session to attend at
10:30a.m. and 11:15a.m. Most general sessions are repeated.
SENIORS ONLY
10:30 a.m. ONLY “Seniors Don’t Fade Away, Stay with FCCLA”
Presiding: KY FCCLA Alumni Officers
Combs Chandler
“Time Management: Tricks, Tips and Tidbits”
French
Presiding: Michaela Mineer and Taylor Stewart, Former State Officers
-“Wait, that was due today?!” As a teen, it’s extremely easy to get in the habit of
poorly managing your time. Due dates, sports practices, meetings and everything
in between can be tough to manage and keep straight! Come to this workshop to
learn how to effectively manage your time and move closer to becoming an
ULTIMATE LEADER!
-This session is for ALL seniors. KY FCCLA Alumni & Associates will share about
various opportunities beyond high school.
11:15 a.m. ONLY “A Fresh Start – It Is What You Make It”
Presiding: Dr. Kathy Croxall and WKU FCS Students
Carroll Ford
-This session is for ALL seniors. It is designed to help you transition from high
school to college and for preparation of living away from home for the first time!
“To and Through: Navigating College for Success”
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-This session is designed to help students understand what they can do to not
only ensure academic success but what it means to thrive in college and not just
survive it. This session will allow you to take active ownership of your entire
college experience and suggest ways to ask for help and regroup when experience
and expectation don’t match.
ADVISERS ONLY
11:15 a.m. ONLY “Alumni & Associates Annual Meeting”
Combs Chandler
Presiding: RaAnn Miller & KY FCCLA Alumni Officers
-Advisers, Parents & Chaperones, plan to attend this business session. Learn how
to expand your opportunities through your involvement in this organization!
“Fuel Up to Play 60: Be a Leader and Make a Difference”
Segell
Presiding: Alan Curtsinger and Melinda Turner, Southeast United Dairy
Industry Association
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GENERAL SESSIONS
10:30 a.m. ONLY “Say YES to FCS Careers”
-Are you ready to make a difference in your school? Come learn about the Fuel Up
to Play 60 program that encourage students to fuel up with nutritious foods and
participate in 60 minutes of daily activity. We will explore how students and
advisers can team up to make a difference!
Carroll Ford
Presiding: Kayla Godbey, FCS State Supervisor
-Do you enjoy the content you learn in your FCS classes? Do you love being a
FCCLA member? If so, pursuing a career in FCS may be the right fit for you! Attend
this session to learn more about the career options available in FCS from being a
chef to child psychologist to interior designer. This session will be interactive and
informative to help guide you as you prepare for college and your future
career! Say YES!
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Coe
Presiding: Stephanie Grygurich, Cottey College
12:00-1:00 p.m.
Break for Lunch – Lunch is on your own.
12:30-3:30 p.m.
State Nominating Committee Meeting
Brown
12:30 p.m.
2016-2017 State Officers and Advisers
Meet with Reeca Carver, KY FCCLA State Adviser
Collins
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1:15 - 4:00 p.m. Rotation Sessions
Awards Banquet
Each session will be repeated. Please attend during your designated regional time.
Regions 1-5
Regions 6-11
Regions 12-15
1:15 - 2:00 p.m.
A- Combs Chandler
B- Carroll Ford
C- Grand Hall Area
2:10 - 3:00 p.m.
B- Carroll Ford
C- Grand Hall Area
A- Combs Chandler
3:10 - 4:00 p.m.
C- Grand Hall Area
A- Combs Chandler
B- Carroll Ford
Session A
“Lead Today”
Combs Chandler
Presiding: Judianne Speach, Jessamine Career and Technology Center
-Let one of your peers encourage you to step out of your comfort zone and lead
NOW! Do you get stuck in the “FCCLA Motions”? Go to meetings, feel motivated
by guest speakers, and learn new skills but do we act upon and retain these new
feelings and ideas? Are we motivated weeks after the conferences? In this
session, you will have a blast engaging in activities to confidently use the skills
learned throughout this conference to make an impact starting TODAY!!!
Session B
“Student Body: The Fear Factor”
Carroll Ford
Presiding: Dalton Adamson, Rhea Ann Hammer, Kaitlyn Myers,
Former State Officers
-It’s normal to feel anxious and scared. We all have fears that may be holding us
back! In this workshop, members will identify their fears and discuss ways to
EMPOWER themselves through interactive activities, group discussion and visuals.
Don’t be fearFUL, be fearLESS!
Session C
Exhibits
Grand Hall Area
-Check out various vendors that will have items on display for fundraising ideas or
purchase a special souvenir. Those that attend will need to sign up to be eligible
for a $25 gift certificate and other prizes!
4:00PM
Banquet Rehearsal
6:00 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Special Guest Assembly
Segell
Doors Open
Grand Ballroom
Awards Dinner
Grand Ballroom
Presiding: Taylor Nolan, 1st Vice President
Advisers: Traci Blanford, Washington County High
Stephanie Phillips, Ashland Paul Blazer High
Officer Presentation
Dinner
- Introductions of 2016-2017 State Officers
- Introductions of Guests- Taylor Nolan
Greetings:
Laura Arnold, Interim Associate Commissioner
Office of Career and Technical Education
Awards:
Honorary Members
Outstanding Administrator
Outstanding Service Award
Teachers Decade of Service & Retiring Awards
Master Adviser Awards
Adviser Mentor Awards
Outstanding Adviser
Agnes Foster Hunter Golden Horizon Awards
Presenter: RaAnn Miller, KY FCCLA Alumni & Associates
Scholarship Recipients: Lesley Phillips, Vice President of Finance
Vaughn-Williamson Scholarship
Ginny Ellington Scholarship
Announcements
10:00 – 11:30 p.m. “KY FCCLA Today After Party”
-Come join the KY FCCLA Executive Council!!
-Get your souvenir photo with your KY FCCLA friends at the Photo Booth
and dance the night away!
Grand Ballroom
Award winners should report to know where to go onstage to receive their
award. These awards include:
- Scholarship Recipients
- Adviser Service Awards/Retirees
- Master Adviser/Adviser Mentor Awards
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Grand Ballroom
“KY FCCLA TODAY”
CURFEW 11:45 p.m.
All delegates should be in rooms and quiet
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11:30a.m. National Meeting Attendees**
Thursday, March 31, 2016
8:00 a.m.
Hotel Check-Out Luggage Storage
Suite Tower- Wilkinson/Sampson
8:00-10:00 a.m. PROJECT PROM - Registration
2nd Floor Registration
-Please drop off prom dresses to be donated to a local Family Resource
Center.
8:00 a.m.
2016-2017 Regional Presidents, 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 State Officers
and Advisers (Rehearsal for Installation)
8:45 a.m.
Assembly of STAR Event Participants
9:00a.m. STAR Recognition/Closing Session
Grand Ballroom
Grand Ballroom
Presiding: Mackenzie Purvis, Vice President of Peer Education
Adviser: Karlyn Vice, Fleming County High
Combs Chandler
(Or 15 minutes immediately following closing session)
Presiding: Reeca Carver, State Adviser
Delegates who plan to attend National Leadership Conference in
San Diego, CA July 2-8, 2016 which include:
- 1st & 2nd Place STAR Event State Winners in ALL events except
Culinary (only 1st place) and Modified Job Interview (state event
only/no national competition)
- 2016-2017 State Officers and Advisers
- Power of One Recipients
- Anyone that would like to serve as:
 Usher/Volunteer
 STAR Event Judge
 Spotlight on Project Presenter
 Workshop Presenter/Host/Hostess
** Everyone that attends the national conference will be responsible for a duty while in
attendance.
Theme Presentation – “KY FCCLA TODAY!”
Thought for the Day – Boyd County High
Letters for Paxton Update – Paxton’s mom, Jamie Ennis Bloyd, former
state officer will tell her story of how KY FCCLA’s community service
project efforts have made an impact on her son. Four years ago KY
FCCLA wrote letters for Paxton and now you will get to see his progress!
STAR Event Recognition
Presiding: Emily Mattingly, Vice President of STAR Events
Adviser: Brittany Sexton, Mercer County Sr. High
Online Competitive Event Recognition
Participants will exit to get their pictures taken in the Grand Hall by
our KY FCCLA photographer and enter back into the Grand Ballroom
DATES TO REMEMBER:
2017 STATE MEETING
Monday, March 20-Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Theme Presentation Part II
Invitation to National Leadership Meeting – San Diego, CA
Installation of 2016-2017 State Officers
2016 Leadership Camp
Monday, June 6-Monday, June 8, 2016
Closing Ceremony
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STAR Events Partners
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis- Louisville Branch
Life Smarts
Sponsors
Deborah Anders
Dog Watch Central – Mercer County
Jefferson Community Technical College
Jennifer Hulette
Kayla Godbey
KY Beef Council
KY Farm Bureau
Mark Mackie, Topline Fencing
Reeca Carver
Congratulations to the National Contest Winners:
Consumer Math Challenge Junior – Jaclyn Little – Boyle County High – 2nd Place
Consumer Math Challenge Occupational – Nnamdi Igwe – Warren Central High – 1st Place
Consumer Math Challenge Senior – Destiny Ivory – Warren Central High – 3rd Place
Culinary Chicken Fabrication Occupational – Kyle Garrett – Whitley County High – 1st Place
Culinary Knife Skills Senior – Haley McCullah – Whitley County High – 3rd Place
Culinary Knife Skills Senior – Casey Black – Boyle County High – 2nd Place
Culinary Math Challenge Occupational – Alyssa Bennett – Warren Central High – 1st Place
Culinary math Challenge Senior – Brianna Bell – Boyle County High – 3rd Place
Culinary Math Challenge Senior – Blake Willoughby – Allen County Scottsville High – 1st Place
Culinary Math Challenge Senior – Ryan Ball – Whitley County High – 1st Place
Early Childhood Challenge Senior – Hana Blank – Boyle County High – 3rd Place
Early Childhood Challenge Senior – Savanna Leitz – Warren Central High – 2nd Place
FCCLA Chapter Website – Marlee Henson – Burgin Independent High
FCCLA Knowledge Challenge Junior – Sierra Dean – Boyle County High – 2nd Place
FCCLA Knowledge Challenge Senior – Amanda Butler – Warren Central High – 3rd Place
Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation Challenge Senior – Makayla Richter – Boyle County High – 1st Place
Impromptu Speaking Junior Category – Morgan Wheeler – Allen County Scottsville High – 2nd Place
Nutrition Challenge Junior – Makelsey Caldwell – Boyle County High – 1st Place
Nutrition Challenge Senior – Jennifer Brauer – Walton Verona High – 3rd Place
Nutrition Challenge Senior – Taylor Pittman – Boyle County High – 2nd Place
Science in FACS Challenge Senior – Samantha Price – Boyle County High – 2nd Place
Speak Out for FCCLA Junior – Lydia Smith – Washington County High – 1st Place
Speak Out for FCCLA Senior – Hannah Edelen – Washington County High – 1st Place
Technology in Teaching Senior – Chandler Lane – Boyle County High – 3rd Place
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STAR Event Schedule
Monday, March 28, 2016
8:00 p.m. STAR Headquarters Open
VIP Room
9:00 p.m. STAR Events Lead Meeting
Archibald Cochran
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. STAR Event Headquarters Open
VIP Room
7:30a.m. STAR Events Leads Meeting
Archibald Cochran
8:00 – 9:45 a.m. STAR Events Judges Orientation Brunch
Archibald Cochran
9:00a.m. STAR Events Competition Tests
Combs Chandler
(Applied Math, Culinary Arts and Parliamentary Procedure;
Culinary Arts participants must bring permission forms!)
10:00 a.m. Competitions Begin
Advocacy – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Olivia Farris, Allen County Scottsville High
Applied Math for Culinary Management Sr. or Occupational
Lead: Diane Poe, South Oldham High
Career Investigation – Jr.
Lead: Kerrie Goggin, Boyle County High
Career Investigation – Sr.
Lead: Melinda Rios, Warren Central High
Chapter in Review Display – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Carla DeHart, Rowan County High
Chapter in Review Portfolio – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Emily Lane, Garrard County High
Chapter Service Project Display – Jr.
Lead: Becky Raley, duPont Manual High
Chapter Service Project Display – Sr.
Lead: Kristen Wilson, Estill County High
Chapter Service Project Portfolio – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Becky Raley, duPont Manual High
Culinary Arts –
Offsite – Jefferson Community Technical
Lead: Kayla Godbey, KDE
Early Childhood Education – Occupational
Lead: Tammy Camel, Rockcastle County High
Entrepreneurship – Jr.
Lead: Candice Hunt, Atherton High
Entrepreneurship – Sr.
Lead: Melissa Speakman, Bullitt East High
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Collins
Wilson
Willow
Stopher
Clements
Jasmine
Stanley
French
Stanley
College
Fields
Jones
Beckham
Environmental Ambassador – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Ashley Phipps, Wolfe County High
Fashion Construction – Sr.
Lead: Susan Dews, Larry A. Ryle High
Fashion Design – Sr.
Lead: Carla Smithers, Walton-Verona High
Focus on Children – Jr.
Lead: Kimberlea Embry, Butler County High
Focus on Children – Sr.
Lead: Liz Crump, East Jessamine High
Food Innovations – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Elise King, Eastern High
Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation – Sr. or Occupational
Lead: Diane Poe, South Oldham High
Illustrated Talk – Jr.
Lead: Candice Hunt, Atherton High
Illustrated Talk – Sr.
Lead: Marti Insko, Johnson Central High
Interior Design – Sr.
Lead: Carla Smithers, Walton-Verona High
Interpersonal Communications – Prep
Michaela Mineer, Former State Officers
Interpersonal Communications – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Vivian Collins, Marshall County High
Job Interview – Sr. or Occupational, and Modified*
Lead: Jo Million, John Hardin High
Life Event Planning – Jr.
Lead: Misty Whitney, Bowling Green High
Life Event Planning – Sr.
Lead: Debbie Anders, Estill County High
National Programs in Action – Jr.
Lead: Misty Whitney, Bowling Green High
National Programs in Action – Sr.
Lead: Tiffany Graves, Caverna High
Nutrition and Wellness – Sr.
Lead: Jessica Harley, Anderson County High
Parliamentary Procedure – Jr. & Sr. Prep Room
Taylor Stewart, Former State Officer
Parliamentary Procedure – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Cyndee Carman, Graves County High
Promote and Publicize FCCLA! – Jr. & Sr. Prep Room
Taylor Stewart, Former State Officer
Sunflower
Laffoon
Poplar
Wilkinson
Sampson
Promote and Publicize FCCLA! – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Tonya Saylor, Bardstown High
Recycle and Redesign – Jr. & Sr.
Lead: Amanda Sewell, Tates Creek High
Sports Nutrition – Jr.
Lead: Jessica Harley, Anderson County High
Sports Nutrition – Sr. or Occupational
Lead: Jennifer Burton, Bryan Station High
Teach and Train – Sr. or Occupational
Lead: Chrissy Daigle, Warren Central High
Taylor
Morrow
McCreary
Brown
Nunn
Wilson
Jones
Daisy
Poplar
Maple
Walnut
ATTENTION STAR WINNERS!
All 1st and 2nd place winners (except only 1st place in Culinary Arts and no
Modified Job Interview) advanced to the National STAR Events
competition in San Diego. All winners and advisers are required to
attend the National Delegate Meeting on Thursday, March 31, 2016 in the
Combs Chandler Room 15 minutes after the adjournment of the meeting.
In the event that first and second place participants cannot attend the 2016
National Leadership Conference, the sequential placing participants will be
notified to take their place.
Bradley
Holly
Azalea
Holly
Dogwood
Morrow
Combs Chandler
Breathitt
Combs Chandler
All chapter members, advisers, chaperones are expected to serve as a
volunteer at the National Leadership Conference.
***In the following events: Applied Math for Culinary Management; Hospitality,
Tourism and Recreation; Job Interview; Sports Nutrition; and Teach & Train,
the highest score will determine which category (senior OR occupational) will
advance to the National STAR Events Competition. For example, Team A is a
senior category, team B is a senior category, and team C is an occupational
category. They will all compete against each other. If team A receives a score
of 94, and team B receives a score of 91, and team C receives a score of 90
team A and team B will advance to nationals in the senior category as the
representatives for that particular event. Thus, there would be NO KY
occupational category representative at nationals. The highest scores always
prevail.
*State-Only Event
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Willis
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Kentucky FCCLA Sponsors
Sullivan University Scholarships
Johnson & Wales University
Scholarships
Entrepreneurship Sr.
1st Place $6,000
2nd Place $4,000
3rd place $2,000
Job Interview Sr.
1st Place $6,000
2nd Place $4,000
3rd place $2,000
Applied Math for Culinary Management
1st Place $6,000
2nd Place $4,000
3rd place $2,000
Culinary Arts
1st Place $6,000
2nd Place $4,000
3rd place $2,000
Early Childhood Education
1st Place $6,000
2nd Place $4,000
3rd place $2,000
Food Innovations Sr.
1st Place $6,000
2nd Place $4,000
3rd place $2,000
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
1st Place $6,000
2nd Place $4,000
3rd place $2,000
Applied Math for Culinary Management
1st Place $1,000 per year
2nd Place $750 per year
3rd place $500 per year
Culinary Arts
1st Place $1,000 per year
2nd Place $750 per year
3rd place $500 per year
Entrepreneurship
1st Place $1,000 per year
2nd Place $750 per year
3rd place $500 per year
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
1st Place $1,000 per year
2nd Place $750 per year
3rd place $500 per year
Job Interview Sr.
1st Place $1,000 per year
2nd Place $750 per year
3rd place $500 per year
Other Scholarships from JWU:
ALL FCCLA Members: $1,000 per year
State Officers: $5,000 per year
National Officers: Full Tuition (6 total)
Sullivan College of Technology &
Design
Culinary Institute of America
Scholarships
Fashion Construction
1st place- $6,000
2nd place- $4,000
3rd place- $2,000
Fashion Design
1st place- $6,000
2nd place- $4,000
3rd place- $2,000
Interior Design
1st place- $6,000
2nd place- $4,000
3rd place- $2,000
Culinary Arts
1st Place $2,000
2nd Place $1,500
3rd place $1,000
Dexter-Russell, INC.
Culinary Arts
1st Place Cutlery Knife Set
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KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION FAMILY, CAREER AND
COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA
Dress Code Policy
Advisers are responsible for enforcing the dress policy with their
students and guests. Delegates and advisers not adhering to the dress
policy will not be admitted into sessions.
FEMALES
 Red, black, or white polo or oxford shirt (long or short sleeves)
 Black dress slacks or khaki pants or capris (no shorts)
 Black or khaki skirts – no shorter than 2 inches above the knee
 Black sheath dress
 Dress shoes or sandals
 Jeans, t-shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable
MALES
 Red, black, or white polo or oxford shirt (long or short sleeves)
 Black dress slacks or khaki pants (no shorts)
 Dress shoes
 Jeans, t-shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable
ADVISERS / CHAPERONES / CHAPTER GUESTS
 Business professional
 Jeans, t-shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable
SPECIAL EVENTS (After Banquet Activities)
 Casual attire including denim, t-shirts, tennis shoes etc. is allowed.
UNACCEPTABLE ATTIRE AT ANY KY FCCLA SESSION
 Skin-tight or revealing clothing
 Midriff-baring clothing
 Extremely short skirts (shorter than 2 inches above the knee)
 Clothing with printing that is suggestive, obscene or promotes illegal
substances
 Athletic clothing
 Athletic shoes
 Swimwear
 Rubber, beach type flip flops
 Night wear (pajamas) should not be worn outside of your hotel room
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Follow Kentucky FCCLA!
Jasmine
Kentucky FCCLA
@KentuckyFCCLA
@KentuckyFCCLA
#KYFCCLA2016
RIVUE Tower (GH)
2nd Floor
www.ky-fccla.org
RIVUE Tower (GH)
3rd Floor
GH - Galt House
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GHE (Galt House East)
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Entrance to Skywalk Garage
KFC Yum! Center and
Norton Immediate Care Center
SUITE Tower (GHE)
1st Floor
SUITE Tower (GHE)
3rd Floor
SUITE Tower (GHE)
2nd Floor
RIVUE Tower (GH) &
SUITE Tower (GHE)
3rd Floor
GH - Galt House
•
GHE (Galt House East)
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GH - Galt House
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GHE (Galt House East)
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Conference Notes
Conference Notes
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Conference Notes
Mission:
To promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences
education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner and community leader, members
develop skills for life through character development; creative and critical thinking; interpersonal
communications; practical knowledge; and career preparation.
Motto: “Toward New Horizons”
This motto expresses the purposes of the organization - learning to live better today
in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow.
Logo & Tag Line:
“Ultimate Leadership Experience”
The logo of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America shall contain collegiate lettering,
which articulates a focus on education and student leadership. The arch emobidies an active organization
that moves toward new arenas. The tag line, adopted in 2003 by the National Board of Directors.
Colors: Red and White
Red, an intense color suggests strength. White is recognized as the symbol of sincerity.
Flower: Red Rose
Symbol of beauty in everyday living.
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Purposes:
1.
To provide opportunity for personal development and preparation for adult life
2.
To strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society
3.
To encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community
4.
To encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve global cooperation and harmony
5.
To promote greater understanding between youth and adults
6.
To provide opportunities for making decisions and assuming responsibilities
7.
To prepare for the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society
8.
To promote Family and Consumer Sciences and related occupations
SAVE THE DATE!
72ND ANNUAL STATE MEETING
MARCH 20 - 22, 2017
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY