The Texas State FFA Association took Fort Worth by storm for the 94th Annual Convention July 11th – 15th. Over 14,560 dedicated members from across the State of Texas joined together at the Fort Worth Convention Center for the annual meeting that featured seminars, keynote speeches, and specialized leadership workshops recognizing outstanding members for their achievements.
The annual convention is also the event in which the new State Officer Team is announced. These twelve students will represent Texas FFA starting in the fall. While the area representatives will fulfill their responsibilities during their time in college, the President and First Vice President will take a gap year to carry out their duties. During their 365 days in office, they will work with 400 Texas schools to conduct leadership workshops and deliver keynote addresses. Serving as a state officer is regarded as one of the highest honors within the Texas FFA Association.
This officer team visited Billy Bob’s Texas on Saturday, July 16th to experience the World’s Largest Honky-Tonk first hand. They checked out all the neat music memorabilia, ate at the Honky-Tonk kitchen, and even participated in line dance lessons! The leadership team took turns chatting with each other and The Ranch was on site to capture the fun! Check out the videos below, and help us congratulate the 2022 – 2023 Texas State FFA officers!
Zoee Nolan and Bryce Fisher
Zoee Nolan and Windsor Godfrey
Bryce Fisher and Austin Blagg
Zoee Nolan and Laura Beth James
Zoee Nolan and Campbell Offield
Bryce Fisher and Officer Team
– 2022 – 2023 Texas FFA Leadership Team –
President: Area IV – Windsor Godfrey; Bryson FFA
First Vice President: Area XII – Bryce Fisher; Florence FFA
State Vice Presidents:
Area I – Campbell Offield; Plainview FFA
Area II – Zoee Nolen; Seminole FFA
Area III – Logan Jaure; Jersey Village FFA
Area V – Austin Blagg; Frisco Memorial FFA
Area VI – Joseph Nelson; Gilmer FFA
Area VII – Thomas Egbert; Canyon – New Braunfels FFA
Area VIII – Ty Williams; Dawson FFA
Area IX – Brandon French; Cushing FFA
Area X – Nathan Atkinson; Calallen FFA
Area XI – Laura Beth James; Flatonia FFA
About The Texas FFA Association
The Texas FFA is a student organization for future leaders who use scientific, agricultural learning to solve real-world problems. Founded in 1929, today the organization is the nation’s largest state FFA association with over 156,363 members strong and facilitates more than $2.3 million in scholarships every year. Texas FFA gives students the opportunity to apply practical classroom knowledge to real-world experiences through local, state, and national competitions.
For more information please visit www.texasffa.org.
–Texas FFA Association