2014-State-FCCLA-Program

FCCLA 

Greatest 

Show 

on earth 

2014 FCCLA 

State Leadership Conference 

March 30-April 1, 2014 

Holiday Inn Executive Center 

Columbia, MO

Creed 

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 the 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. 

Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education 

Family Consumer Sciences and Human Services Education Staff 

Leone Herring, Director 

Jenifer Block, Administrative Assistant 

(Vacant), Supervisor and State FCCLA Advisor 

Merilee Thoenen, Supervisor 

Gayla Westergaard, Supervisor 

205 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 480 

Jefferson City, MO 65102-0480 

573-751-7964 • Fax 573-526-4261 

www.mofccla.org

Welcome 

The Missouri Family, Career and Community Leaders of America 

State Executive Council welcomes you to the 2014 State Leadership 

Conference! We have done our best to plan the conference to meet 

the needs of our members and advisors. If you have suggestions 

for improvement, we hope you will note them on the conference 

evaluation form, which will be in the chapter packet and also posted 

online after the conference. 

Have a great conference! 

—The 2013-2014 State Executive Council 

Evan Dodson 

State President 

Casey Buehler 

State First Vice 

President 

Mylee Coble 

Vice President of 

Occupational Membership 

Natalie Hawkins 

National Vice President 

of Membership 

Amanda Krewson 

National Liaison 

Lexi Boehm 

Vice President of Alumni 

& Associates 

Taylor Olin 


Community Service 

Jorden Miller 

Vice President 

of Development 

Courtney Dancy 


of Elections 

Madeline Hamilton 


of Membership 

Kayla Oden 


of National Programs 

Ashley Rorman 


Parliamentary Law 

Ellen Hayter 


of Public Relations 

Makayla Fuqua 


of STAR Events 

Sarah Kate Joggerst 


of STAR Events 

Destinee Arthur 


of Scholarships 

Anna Birdwell 


of State Programs 

2014 FCCLA State Leadership Conference 1

General Information 

Lost and found items can be dropped off at the conference 

headquarters room, located in the Executive Board Room. 

Hotel security and staff has been made aware of the curfew 

times for the conference. Be sure you follow this so that you 

have plenty of energy for the conference sessions. Please be 

considerate of your fellow hotel guests. 

Please refrain from taking pictures during the general 

sessions. Program participants will remain near the stage area 

following sessions for photos, if desired. 

Please turn off or silence all cell phones during the 

general sessions, STAR Events or conference workshops. We 

appreciate your respectful attention to the session presenters. 

Keep conversations to a minimum during sessions and 

workshops and do not enter a workshop late or leave a 

workshop early if at all possible. 

Name Tags and Ribbons 

Please wear your name tag at all times during the 

conference, as it is your admission to general sessions and 

workshops. If you are a voting delegate, you must attend the 

Meet the Candidates session and have your voting delegate 

ribbon in order to cast your chapter’s vote. Voting delegate 

ribbons and chapter award ribbons were placed in the 

chapter advisor packets. Recognition ribbons were distributed 

to all chapters that qualified for special recognition by 

membership or submission of award or other recognition 

applications. 

Missouri FCCLA is a proud sponsor of the 

Missouri LifeSmarts program. To find out how 

you can be involved, visit www.lifesmarts.org. 

2014 Varsity LifeSmarts Champs 

Columbia Area Career Center 

2014 Junior Varsity LifeSmarts Champs 

Blair Oaks R-II, Jefferson City 

2014 FCCLA National LifeSmarts Champs 

Keytesville R-III 

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The Greatest Show on earth

Dress Code 

Approved by the State Executive Council (July 2013) 

Members and advisors of Family, Career and Community 

Leaders of America are representing an outstanding student 

organization and should project the image of a leader. One 

of the purposes of FCCLA is: “To prepare for the multiple 

roles of men and women in today’s society.” Therefore, an 

important part of the educational experiences provided by 

FCCLA includes developing an understanding of appropriate 

behavior and dress for business meetings and functions. 

Demonstrating a professional image, extending courtesies, 

and acting in a professional manner will lead to a pleasant and 

rewarding meeting experience. Members, advisors, and guests 

should follow the guidelines listed below when attending 

FCCLA events. 

CONFERENCE ATTIRE is 

required at the Fall and State Leadership 

Conferences, state or national FCCLA 

sessions and workshops, exhibits, and 

STAR Events recognition. The FCCLA 

official blazer is always appropriate 

and strongly encouraged, although 

not required (unless otherwise noted). 

Athletic shoes (no sandals) are allowed at 

the Fall Leadership Conference only. 

State Officers: The official FCCLA 

uniform is required at regional, state, 

and national events, unless otherwise 

indicated. 

Females 

• Red, black, or white polo or oxford 

shirt (long or short sleeves) 

• Black dress slacks or khaki pants (no 

capris or shorts) 

• Black or khaki skirts – no shorter than 

2 inches above the knee 

• Dress shoes or sandals (no plastic-type 

shoes including non-dressy flip flops 

or beach sandals) 

• Jeans, t-shirts*, athletic wear are NOT 

included 

(*see exception at right) 

STAR Events Participants: Follow 

event specifications for dress, and wear 

appropriate clothing for the nature of 

the presentation. 

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*, athletic wear are 

NOT included 

(*see exception below) 

*State Leadership Conference T-shirt: The official 

state leadership conference t-shirt may be worn 

with black dress slacks or khaki pants — not blue 

jeans — instead of the polo or oxford shirt on 

Tuesday, the last day of the conference. 

Advisors: Conference attire as stated 

above or professional classroom attire is 

required. Jeans, t-shirts, athletic wear are 

NOT included. Advisors are responsible for the 

students wearing the appropriate clothing when 

attending FCCLA events. 

PROFESSIONAL ATTIRE is 

required for meetings with community 

or business leaders and other functions 

when representing FCCLA in an official 

capacity. Professional attire is required 

for Legislative Shadowing Program 

participants. 

Females 

• Official regional, state, or national 

uniform or a business suit, with 

close-toed dress shoes and nylons 

• No denim, hats or caps 

Males 

• Official regional, state, or national 

uniform or dress shirt, necktie, blazer; 

or suits and slacks with dress shoes 

and socks 

• No denim, hats or caps 

CASUAL ATTIRE is allowed for 

travel to and from FCCLA functions, 

recreational tours, theme parks, 

FCCLA dances, and similar casual 

activities. 

Females and Males 

• Longer-length shorts 

(no short shorts) or neat jeans 

• Collared shirts, sweat shirts 

or appropriate t-shirts, 

including the official state 

conference t-shirt 

• Casual footwear 

INAPPROPRIATE ATTIRE 

The following inappropriate attire should not be worn to any FCCLA activity, 

including in the hotel hallways and lobby: 

• Clothing and accessories which are 

sexually suggestive, which advertise 

weapons, drugs, alcohol, or tobacco 

products; promote violence, gang 

symbols, or display profanity 

• See-through, tight fitting, extremely 

baggy, spaghetti straps, strapless, 

extremely short, or low-cut blouses/ 

tops/dresses/skirts 

• Pants or skirts which are worn below 

the hip bone; no undergarments may 

be showing 

• Spandex, stirrup pants, leotards, short 

shorts or skirts, cutoffs, pajamas 

• Clothing which is stained, ragged, torn, 

cut apart, or ripped 

• Bath/bedroom slippers; athletic shoes 

or flip-flops (except with casual or 

pool attire) 

• Bare feet 

• Visible body piercing (with the 

exception of ears) 

• Visible tattoos 


Agenda 

2014 FCCLA State Leadership Conference 

The Greatest Show on earth 

SATURDAY, MARCH 29 

4 –10 p.m. 2013-2014 State Executive Council 

Rehearsal 

4 – 6 p.m. 2013-2014 State Executive Council 

Advisors Meeting 

(Parliament II) 

• Connie Rardon, Hale 

SUNDAY, MARCH 30 

8 – 9 a.m. 2013-2014 State Executive Council 

Breakfast 

9 – 10:45 a.m. 2013-2014 State Executive Council 

Rehearsal 

(Expo Center) 

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Headquarters Room – Lost and Found 

(Executive Board Room) 

11 a.m. – Noon 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 State 

Executive Council Luncheon and 

Meeting 

(Picadilly) 

Noon – 8 p.m. 



Conference Registration 

(Atrium Lobby) 

2014-2015 State Officers and 

Candidates Workshop 

(Bradley) 

• Dee Kirby, South Shelby; Caroline Kirby 

and Courtney Kirby, Alumni Members 

STAR Events Registration Advisors 

Only 


• Merilee Thoenen, State Staff, and Izzy 

Leatherman, Alumni Member 

12:30 – 4:30 p.m. State Executive Council Rehearsal 

(Expo Center) 

1:30 – 2:30 p.m. 2014-2015 Advisors to State Officers 

and Candidates Briefing 

(Picadilly) 

• Connie Rardon, Hale 

2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Orientation for STAR Events Lead 

Consultants 

(Windsor I, II, and III) 

• Beverly Plymell, STAR Events 

Coordinator; Tracey Newman, Ste. 

Genevieve; Vickie Popplewell, Rich Hill 

R-IV; and Gayla Westergaard, State Staff 

3 – 4:30 p.m. Media Team Member Training 

(Picadilly) 

• Darci Friberg, Fair Grove 

3:15 – 4:30 p.m. 2014-2015 State Officers and 

Candidates Rehearsal 

(Expo Center) 

3:15 – 3:45 p.m. Usher’s Briefing for Regional 

Presidents and Regional Treasurers 

(Expo Center) 

• Suzie Dudenhoeffer, Hazelwood East, 

and Stephanie Krupa, Grandview C-4 

3:45 – 4:30 p.m. Orientation for STAR Events Room 

Consultants 

(Windsor I, II and III) 

• STAR Events Lead Consultants 

4:30 – 5 p.m. State and National Officer Candidates 

Briefing 

(Parliament II) 

• Courtney Dancy, Vice President of 

Elections, and Evan Dodson, State 

President 

4:30 – 5 p.m. STAR Events Participants Q & A Time 

(Windsor I, II and III) 

This is an optional activity for STAR Events 

participants who have specific questions 

about their event. It is not an orientation 

session. Find your event table and ask 

questions. 

• STAR Events Lead Consultants 

5:30 – 6:45 p.m. Dinner for State Executive Councils, 

Families, Administrators and Invited 

Guests 

(Windsor IV) 

• Destinee Arthur, Vice President of 

Scholarships 

6:30 – 7:30 p.m. FCCLA Store 

(Polo Room) 

Thanks to the Missouri Educators of 

Family and Consumer Sciences (MoEFACS) 

members for managing the store and the 

Alumni & Associates members for helping 

to staff the store. 

Please review the dress code on p. 3 before coming to the general 

sessions. Members and advisors not adhering to the dress policy 

will not be admitted into any session. The following advisors will 

be enforcing the dress code: Suzie Dudenhoeffer and Stephanie 

Krupa. Thank you for abiding by the dress code and conveying 

the positive and professional image of FCCLA. 

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7:30 – 9:30 p.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION 

(Expo Center) 

Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Follow the seating 

chart in your chapter packet. 

Presiding: Evan Dodson, State President 

Consultants: Karlene Harrison, Mound City R-2 ; Angie Jeffers, 

Jackson; Sara Gallivan, Walnut Grove 

• 2013-2014 State Executive Council Introductions 

• Opening Ceremony and Welcome 

• Pledge of Allegiance 

• National Anthem — Natalie Hawkins, National Vice 

President of Membership 

• Welcome from the Department of Elementary and 

Secondary Education — Leone Herring, Director of Family 

Consumer Sciences and Human Services 

• Welcome from Alumni & Associates — Hillary Merick, 

Alumni & Associates Chairman 

• Special Speaker — U.S. Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler 

• Outstanding School Administrator Awards 

• Distinguished Service Awards 

• Honorary Membership Awards 

• Excellence in Advising Awards 

• FCCLA Outreach Project — “Share Our Strength: No Kid 

Hungry” 

• Miracle Minute Fundraiser for Share Our Strength 

• Introduction of Officer Candidates 

• Keynote: “Believing in Achieving: What’s Your 3:58 

How to Create Success in Under Four Minutes” — Eddie 

Slowikowski 

• Announcements 

Immediately following the Opening General Session 

“Advisors Retreat” Hospitality Room for Advisors Only 

(Parliaments) 

11:30 p.m. Curfew – Lights out and everyone 

quiet 

KEYNOTE SPEAKER 

Eddie Slowikowski 

Eddie Slowikowski has always 

been a leader willing to go the 

extra mile. Once a world-class 

runner and now an internationally 

known professional speaker, 

Eddie has accumulated many 

accomplishments over the years and has intentionally 

searched to fill his life with service and empowerment for 

himself and others. 

To name a few of his accomplishments, Eddie was a 

3-time division I All American in track and cross country 

at Loyola University in Chicago, is a USA Gold Medal 

winner at International Competition in London, England, 

ran the fasted college indoor mile (3 minutes:58 seconds) 

in the nation in 1990, was inducted into Loyola Athletic 

Hall of Fame in 1998, and the list goes on. Even after 

succeeding in his many accomplishments, Eddie still 

sought to enrich his life, as well as others. With a mix 

of music, sound effects and amazing dance moves, 

Eddie’s presentations are brought to life and make the 

experience unforgettable for the audience. He has 

personally devised his programs in order to keep his 

message up to date for everyone, and he continually 

maintains high energy with an interactive style that will 

engage the audience throughout the entirety of his 

presentation. 

Learn how to get started on the ride of your life with 

Eddie Slowikowski! 


Agenda 

MONDAY, MARCH 31 

7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. STAR Events Information Center 

(Picadilly) 

8 a.m. – 11 p.m. Headquarters Room 


8 a.m. – Noon Conference Registration 


8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. FCCLA Store 

(Polo Room) 

8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. STAR Events Activities 

Participants please check the assigned 

schedules that advisors received at 

STAR Events Registration. STAR Events 

are not open for spectators. 

STAR Events room assignments are 

posted near the Expo Center, conference 

registration area, and outside the STAR 

Events Information Center. 

8:30 – 11:30 a.m. State Executive Council, State 

Officers and Candidates General 

Session Rehearsals 

(Expo Center) 

Ultimate Leadership Sessions 

The following sessions in gray boxes are open 

to those not involved in STAR Events. Session 

hosts have been asked to close room doors 

when seating capacity has been reached. Please 

be courteous to the hosts, other conference 

delegates and the presenters. All cell phones are 

to be put on “silent” or turned off. Please remain 

for the entire session. 

8:30 – 9:30 a.m. 

Leadership Session #1 

“NO BULL Your Way to L.A.!” 

(Windsor I & II) 

Win an all-expense-paid trip to L.A. to the red carpet 

NO BULL Teen Video Awards simply by standing up in your 

community and making an anti-bullying “NO BULL” video! 

Get peer-to-peer advice about depression, bullying and life! 

Tyler Gregory and Scott Hannah, The NO BULL Guys, The Great 

American NO BULL Challenge, South Charleston, Ohio 


“Parenting – Stresses and Responsibility” 

(Windsor IV) 

This presenter will share what it means to be a parent and 

how easily it is to fall into dysfunction. 

Rene Howitt, COPE24: Changing Our Parenting Experience, St. Louis 


“The Invisible Epidemic” 

(Parliament I & II) 

This presentation will focus on teenage drug abuse, 

prevention and raising awareness of the drug abuse culture. 

Jim Marshall, Cody’s Gift, Fulton 


“Hunger Relief” 

(Parliament III) 

The hunger need is growing. How can we work together to 

help feed hungry families 

Travis Sappington, The Food Bank for Central & Northeast 

Missouri, Columbia 

Student/Advisor/Adult Leadership Session #5 

“Walk a Mile” 

(Windsor III) 

This workshop will help you value your own life so you can 

value the lives of others. 

Mike Donahue, R5 Productions Motivational Communications, 

Bellevue, NE 

10 – 11:00 a.m. Repeat of Ultimate Leadership 

Sessions 1–5 

11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Brown Bag Lunch Pickup – Ticket Required 

(Atrium Area) 

Please throw your trash away. Thank you for 

helping keep the conference areas clean. 

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11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. 


“25 Truths: Life Principles of the Happiest and Most 

Successful Among Us” 


This session will cover character and values and what is 

important in life. 

Ed Douglas, Author, Financial Planner and Chairman 

Emeritus of Citizens Banchares, Chillicothe 


“FCCLA Alumni Panel” 

(Windsor III) 

FCCLA Alumni & Associates members open up and share 

how FCCLA has impacted them with the skills needed to 

thrive in college, career, community and family life. 

Natalie Hawkins, National Vice President of Membership, 

and Alumni & Associates Members 


“Gone Too Soon” 

(Windsor IV) 

This program is designed to show drivers how to reduce 

traffic fatalities in Missouri by doing four simple things: 

pay attention to the job of driving, don’t speed, don’t 

drink and drive, and make sure all vehicle occupants are 

properly restrained. 

Sgt. Collin Stosberg, Public Information and Education 

Officer, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Troop A, Lee’s Summit 


“Life Is a Vapor, Don’t Blow It Away in an MVA” 


Safe driving that will focus on crash dynamics, seat-belt 

safety, distracted and drunk driving. 

Cheryl Weston, Outreach Coordinator, Mercy Injury 

Prevention Center, Mercy Hospital, Springfield 

Advisor/Adult Leadership Session #10 

“Free Fabulous Web 2.0 Tools” 


Participants will learn about a variety of free Web 2.0 

tools to enhance learning in the FCS classroom, complete 

with how-tos and student examples. 

Tracey Newman, FCCLA Chapter Advisor, Ste. Genevieve 

12 – 2 p.m. State Executive Council, State Officers & 

Candidates General Session Rehearsals 

(Expo Center) 

1 – 2 p.m. Repeat of Ultimate Leadership 

Sessions 6-10 

2 – 2:30 p.m. Regional Roll Call Practice 

(Expo Center) 

All 2014-2015 Regional Presidents must attend. 

2:30 – 3:30 p.m. 


“Youth Networking” 

(Windsor III) 

Come join fellow Missouri FCCLA members for a chance to 

make new friends, use your phones, and have a great time! 

Caleb Hearon, Missouri Alumni & Associates Vice President of 

Communications and 2012-2013 National Vice President of 

Membership 


“Bullied: It Gets Better” 

(Windsor IV) 

Come hear about the lives of bullied teens and their 

recovery story. 

Tyler Reynolds, Missouri Alumni & Associates Member and 

2009-2010 State Officer 


“Show-Me Autism Services” 


Autism: Fact or Fiction 

Kit Glover, Director, and Linda Miller, Coordinator, Office 

of Autism Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities, 

Department of Mental Health 

Advisor/Adult Leadership Session #14 

“Why Occupational Membership” 


Come learn about the benefits to occupational 

membership for students and your chapter. 

Donna Sharpe, FCCLA Chapter Advisor, West Plains 

3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Advisors to 2014-2015 Regional 

Presidents and 1st Vice Presidents 

Meeting 

(Picadilly) 

Connie Rardon, Hale, and Ruby Collins, West 

Plains 

4 – 5 p.m. Missouri Alumni & Associates 

Reception and Meeting for Graduating 

Seniors and Members 

(Windsor I &II) 

All graduating seniors are encouraged 

to attend. 

Hillary Merick and Derek Price, National 

Alumni & Associates Council; Lexi Boehm, 

State Vice President of Alumni & Associates; 

and A&A State Officers 

4 p.m. Briefing and Relaxer with Candidates 

(Expo Center) 

Members of the State Executive Council 


Agenda 

4:30 – 5:30 p.m. MEET THE CANDIDATES 

(Windsor IV) 

All voting delegates must attend this session to be 

eligible to cast ballots for officers and proposed bylaws 

amendments. Voting delegates must wear their ribbons 

and nametags to this session. Voting delegates must be 

seated by 4:35 p.m., when the doors to the room will close, 

and no latecomers will be allowed. No spectators allowed. 

Presiding: 2013-2014 State Executive Council 

Consultants: Suzie Dudenhoeffer, Hazelwood East; Angie 

Jeffers, Jackson; and Dee Kirby, South Shelby 

• Instructions to Voting Delegates 

• Candidate Interviews 

• Review of Candidates 

• Review of Bylaws Amendments 

• Final Instructions to Voting Delegates 

4:30 – 5:30 p.m. “Ringmasters of the Three-Ring 

Circus” — Program for Advisors 

(Parliaments) 

Hosted by the 2013-2014 State Executive 

Council Advisors. All advisors are invited 

to attend. Following a short program 

honoring Master Advisors, Advisor 

Mentors, Retirees, Years of Service, and 

regional advisor leaders, enjoy time 

to relax and network with your FCCLA 

colleagues. Appetizers will be served. 

5:30 – 6:15 p.m. Voting by Voting Delegates 

(Bradley Room) 

Merilee Thoenen, State Staff, and Izzy 

Leatherman, Alumni Member 

7 – 8 p.m. FCCLA Store 

(Polo Room) 

8 – 9 p.m. Business, Membership and Program 

Recognition Session 

(Expo Center) 

Presiding: Casey Buehler, State First Vice President 

Consultants: Beth Beattie, Montgomery County R-2; Dee 

Kirby, South Shelby; Rebecca Prince, Portageville 

All Power of One recipients, please line up 10 minutes 

prior to the start of the session. The session consultants 

will assist you. 

• Power of One 

• Leadership Service in Action 

• Student Body 

• STOP the Violence 

• FACTS – Families Acting for Community Traffic Safety 

• Career Connection 

• Financial Fitness 

• Families First 

• Legislative Shadowing Project 

• Japanese Exchange Program 

• Regional Presidents Roll Call 

9 p.m. Officer Candidates Pick Up Election 

Result Letters 


Gayla Westergaard, State Staff 

9 – 11 p.m. Dance 

(Ballroom) 

Plan to meet new friends at the dance, 

which immediately follows the business 

session. Doors will open at 9:00 p.m. 

You must wear your name tag to get 

into the dance. Casual attire: The official 

conference T-shirt may be worn with nice 

jeans. No shorts, flip-flops, or other items 

listed in the inappropriate attire section of 

the dress code on page 3 of the program 

are allowed. 

10 – 11 p.m. 2014-2015 State Executive Council 

Meeting 

(Bradley) 

Gayla Westergaard, State Staff; Evan 

Dodson, State President; and Courtney 

Dancy, Vice President of Elections 

11:30 p.m. Curfew – Lights out and everyone 

quiet 

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TUESDAY, APRIL 1 

DRESS CODE: The official state leadership conference t-shirt 

may be worn with black dress slacks or khaki pants — NOT 

blue jeans — instead of the polo or oxford shirt on Tuesday. 

7:30 – 11:30 a.m. Headquarters Room 


7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Installation Practice for State 

Executive Council Members 

(Expo Center) 

8 – 9 a.m. Regional Executive Council Meetings 

Chapters that do not have a regional 

officer shall have one representative to 

the Regional Executive Council Meetings 

(State Bylaws Article V, Section 6B). Space 

is limited to regional officers, advisors and 

representatives. 

Region 1 (Windsor I) 

Region 2 (Windsor II) 

Regions 3 & 11 (Windsor III) 

Regions 4 & 12 (Windsor IV) 

Region 5 (Parliament I) 

Region 6 (Parliament II) 

Regions 7 & 14 (Picadilly) 

Region 8 (Churchhill’s) 

Region 9 (Truman) 

Region 10 (Parliament III) 

Region 13 (Polo) 

8:30 a.m. STAR Events Participants Seating 

for General Session 

(Expo Center) 

9 – 10 a.m. STAR Events Recognition Session 

(Expo Center) 

Presiding: Sarah Kate Joggerst, Ste. Genevieve, and 

Makayla Fuqua, Rich Hill R-IV 

Consultants: Tracey Newman, Ste. Genevieve; Vickie 

Popplewell, Rich Hill R-IV; Stephanie Krupa, Grandview 

C-4; Sara Gallivan, Walnut Grove 

• Welcome 

• Presentation of Awards 

Advocacy 

Applied Math for Culinary Management 

Career Investigation 

Chapter in Review Display 

Chapter in Review Portfolio 

Chapter Service Project Display 

Chapter Service Project Portfolio 

Culinary Arts 

Early Childhood Education 

Entrepreneurship 

Environmental Ambassador 

Fashion Construction 

Fashion Design 

FCCLA Knowledge 

Focus on Children 

Food Innovations 

Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation 

Illustrated Talk 

Impromptu Speaking 

Interior Design 

Interpersonal Communications 

Job Interview 

Leadership 

Life Event Planning 

National Programs in Action 

Nutrition and Wellness 

Parliamentary Procedure 

Plan and Teach 

Promote and Publicize FCCLA! 

Recycle and Redesign 

Sports Nutrition 

STEM Integration 

Subject to Debate 

Teach and Train 

Toward New Horizons 

• Announcements 


Agenda 

9:30 –10:30 a.m. Chapter Leadership Workshops 

All delegates not involved in the STAR Events 

Recognition Session should attend. If a room has 

reached its capacity, please go to the next available 

session. 

“Bonding with Members and Officers” 

(Windsor I) 

Lexi Boehm, Vice President of Alumni & Associates 

“Texting and Driving: It Can Wait” 

(Windsor II) 

Destinee Arthur, Vice President of Scholarships, and Anna 

Birdwell, Vice President of State Programs 

“Becoming a Success” 

(Windsor III) 

Natalie Hawkins, National Vice President of Membership 

“The Planning Process” 


Taylor Olin, Vice President of Community Service 

“Environmental Ambassador STAR Event” 

(Bradley) 

Madeline Hamilton, Vice President of Membership 

“Running for Office” 

(Parliament I) 

Ellen Hayter, Vice President of Public Relations 

12:00 – 1:00 p.m. STAR Events Photos 

(Polo) 

All STAR Events participants are 

encouraged to take pictures to submit to 

their local newspapers. Special signs are 

available to use to help make the pictures 

you submit easily recognized as FCCLA. 

Bring your camera. 

12:00 – 12:30 p.m. Meeting of 2014 National Leadership 

Conference Delegates 

(Expo Center) 

All national leadership meeting 

delegates including National STAR Events 

participants meet to review required 

deadlines, travel and other important 

information for the National Leadership 

Conference in San Antonio, Texas. 

12:00 – 12:45 p.m. Pick Up Chapter Packets 

(Expo Center) 

12:45 – 1:15 p.m. 2014-2015 State Executive Council 

and Advisors Meeting 


Gayla Westergaard, State Staff 

11:15 a.m. – Noon CLOSING GENERAL SESSION 

AND INSTALLATION 

(Expo Center) 

Presiding: Evan Dodson, State President 

Consultants: Connie Rardon, Hale; Beth Beattie, 

Montgomery County R-2; Chelsie Griffin, Lockwood 

• FCCLA Scholarships 

• Advisor Recognition 

• 2014 National Leadership Conference Invitation 

• 2014 Fall Leadership Conference Invitation 

• 2014 Cluster Meetings Invitation 

• SEC Awards 

• Missouri FCCLA Leaders to Watch Award 

• Outgoing Member Award 

• Chapter Image Award 

• Regional Image Award 

• Most Spirited Region Award 

• Farewell Messages from Our Elected Officers 

• Presentation of 2014-2015 State Executive Council 

• 2013-2014 State Executive Council “Challenge” Messages 

• Installation Ceremony 

• Closing Ceremony – 2014-2015 State President 

THANK YOU 

2013-2014 State Executive Council Advisors 

Region 1.....................................Karlene Harrison, Mound City 

Region 2..................................................Connie Rardon, Hale R-1 

Region 3................................................. Dee Kirby, South Shelby, 

and Marcy Minnick, Palmyra 

Region 4.....................Beth Beattie, Montgomery County R-2 

Region 5....................... Suzie Dudenhoeffer, Hazelwood East 

Region 6.....................................................Angie Jeffers, Jackson, 

and Tracey Newman, Ste. Genevieve 

Region 7......................................... Rebecca Prince, Portageville 

Region 8.................................................... Sara Duffield, Advance 

Region 9................................. Ruby Collins and Donna Sharpe, 

West Plains 

Region 10........................................ Sara Gallivan, Walnut Grove 

Region 11.............................................Chelsie Griffin, Lockwood 

Region 12.................................Vickie Popplewell, Rich Hill R-IV 

Region 13............... Erica Libbert, Fatima, Osage County R-III 

Region 14.....................Stephanie Krupa and Cheryl Landers, 

Grandview C-4 

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Congrats! 

2013-2014 National Program Award Applications 

Congratulations to these chapters that applied for recognition 

in the following state and national programs. 

• Fredericktown 

• Grandview 

• Miami R-I, Amoret 

• Montgomery County R-II 

Middle, Montgomery City 

• Chillicothe 


• Grandview 

• Kelly High, Benton 

• La Monte R-IV 

• Lee’s Summit West 

• Marionville 




• Montgomery County R-II, 

Montgomery City 

• Morgan County R-I, Stover 




• Oran 

• Palmyra 

• South Shelby, Shelbina 

• Wentzville Holt 

• West Platte R-2,Weston 

• Fatima, Osage County R-III, 

Westphalia 

• Palmyra 

• Ste. Genevieve 

• Savannah 

• Scott County Central, 

Sikeston 


• Stanberry R-2 

• Tipton 

• Walnut Grove 

• Wentzville Holt 

• West County R-IV, Park 

Hills 

• West Plains 

• West Platte R-2, Weston 



• Grandview 


• Marionville 




• Atlanta C-3 

• Cassville 







• Oran 


Westphalia 

• Palmyra 


Sikeston 


• Wentzville Timberland 

• West County R-IV, Park Hills 









Westphalia 

• Palmyra 




• West Plains, West Plains 

• Ava 



• Grandview 



• Grandview 




• Nodaway-Holt Sr, Graham 

• Palmyra 



• Tipton 





• Palmyra 


Sikeston 



• Grandview 

• Kelly, Benton 








• Oran 


Westphalia 

• Palmyra 


Sikeston 






2013-14 Five unit 

Achievers 

Cathleen Adelsberger 

Jada Criswell 

Kaci Hall 

Elizabeth Laughlin 

Sierra Arens 

Keric Crow 

Jaci Hansmann 

Morgan Light 

Malloree Arn 

Julie Curless 

Nicole Harvey 

Mao Lin 

Destinee Arthur 

Madison Davenport 

Katie Havelka 

Kacey Logsdon 

Roxanna Avalos 

Courtney Day 

Raelyn Hawkins 

Ripley Martin 

Ivanna Bagby 

Maddison Dean 

Shayley Head 

Audrey Mayes 

Savannah Bailey 

Ayla Dillion 

Alexus Hendricks 

Nicky McCurrin 

Samantha Baker 

Paige Dunard 

Hali Hill 

Geneva McGrath 

Mckenzie Bartshe 

Shelby Eisterhold 

McKayla Hirtz 

Elizabeth Meyer 

Randi Beldon 

Aimee Ellyson 

Jessica Holloway 

Reagan Michnal 

Jessica Bock 

Hope Eoff 

Bobbie Howell 

Ben Miller 

Chyanne Bradley 

Samantha Even 

Kara Hughes 

Alexis Miller 

Kayti Bruckerhoff 

Cheyenne Fechtel 

Hayley Humphrey 

Teia Miller-McCannon 

Lacey Buck 

Erica Fick 

Savannah Huth 

Kacie Moline 

Casey Buehler 

Jason Fields 

Morgan Iman 

Lauren Montgomery 

Madison Burgess 

Raina Fitzler 

Miranda Immer 

Bayleigh Moore 

Allie Burstert 

Bailey Fohey 

Aaron James 

Kendra Moore 

Ciera Carey 

Haley Foster 

Brooke James 

Victoria Moser 

Siara Carmack 

Haylie Fowler 

Morgan Jones 

Melinda Myers 

Hayley Carroll 

Jordan French 

Kirsten Kays 

Victoria Nadtochayeva 

Tyla Carter 

Carly Gardner 

Alexis King 

Jacob Neitzel 

Whitney Caudel 

Kelsey Gerlemann 

Mikayla Kirk 

Dani Nickels 

Ashton Chowning 

Kara Goddard 

Savanah Knipping 

Jessica Nolte 

Deshia Cockrum 

Carlie Gordon 

Sydney Kohn 

Jordan Novotny 

Taylor Cofer 

Macey Gough 

Paityn Kostecki 

Makayla Nutt 

Brianna Coker 

Jenna Gough 

Leslie Krusen 

Alexandra Nutter 

Yesenia Contreras 

Hannah Gough 

Cheyenne Kurtz 

Kayla Oden 

Maggie Copenhaver 

Bailey Grahman 

Mikayla Lambe 

Krishaun Orlowski 

Jaclyn Crawfod 

Lacey Grahman 

Hailey Lane 

Erin Ott 

MaShayla Crider 

Kara Halford 

Emily Laskowski 

Peyton Parker 

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Heather Pham 

Aaryn Phillips 

Mackenzie Rawson 

Erin Reedy 

De’Anna Reeves 

Alyssa Rice 

Sommer Riddle 

Bobbi Roberts 

Steffani Roberts 

Abbegail Robinson 

Hayley Rouse 

Sage Rowe 

Karina Ruiz 

Samantha Scantlin 

Kayla Schmidt 

Makayla Schmidt 

Emily Schmitz 

Jessica Schroder 

Dunja Schroeder 

Jenna Mary Schwartze 

Gabriella Shears 

Zaven Shriver 

Ashley Sinyard 

Josie Skinner 

Caitlin Slattery 

Shelby Spears 

Kayla Spreckelmeyer 

Hale Staggs 

Tiffany Stepp 

Meghan Stevens 

Sarah Stewart 

Allinson Story 

Abby Sturtz 

Kara Tabaka 

Abby Teter 

Kristy Thomas 

Julie Thomas 

Jessice Tonnar 

Tyler Troesser 

Melissa Truman 

Samantha Vansell 

Jessica Wake 

Makenzie Wardlow 

Emily Weichelt 

Katrina Anne Weisbrod 

Nora Wheatley 

Hunter Wilkinson 

Randi Willey 

Emily Williams 

Heather Wolken 

Madelyn Woods 

Tristen Wright 

Mandy Wyatt 

Melissa Yocum 

April York 

The following chapters submitted articles to 

Teen Times magazine during 2013-2014: 

• Carl Junction 

• Fatima, Osage County R-III, Westphalia 

• Grandview C-4 

• Greenfield 

• Herndon Career Center, Raytown 

• Kelly, Benton 

• Keytesville R-III 

• Mark Twain, Ralls County R-II 

• Maysville R-1 

• Montgomery County R-2 High School 

• Montgomery County R-2 Middle School 

• Oran 

• Scott County Central, Sikeston 

• Seneca 

• South Shelby 


Based on information received by March 6 


Show Me 5 

More FCCLA Members 

Appleton R-II 

Ballard 

Belton 

Blue Springs Freshman Center 

Blue Springs 

Bolivar R-I 

Boonville 

Bowling Green 

Branson 

Bronaugh R-7 

Brookfield R-3 

Brunswick R-2 

Campbell 

Cassville R-IV 

Chillicothe 

Clearwater R-I 

Clinton 

Couch R-I 

Crawford Co. R-II, Cuba 

DeSoto 

Dora R-III 

East Newton 

Fox C-6 

Grandview C-4 

Greenville R-II 

Halfway R-III 

Hannibal Career & Technical Center 

Herndon Career Center 

Holt 

Humansville R-4 

Joplin 

King City R-1 

Knob Noster 

La Plata R-II 

Lafayette County C-1 

Lawson 

Lawson Middle School 

Lee’s Summit 

Lee’s Summit North 

Lex La-Ray Technical Center 

Liberty 

Liberty North 

Linn R-II 

Logan-Rogersville 

Macon Area Vocational School 

Marquand-Zion 

McCluer 

McDonald County 

Mid-Buchanan 

Milan C-II 

Monett 

Montgomery Co. R-II 

Morgan Co. R-I 

Morgan Co. R-II 

N. St. Francois Co. 

N. St. Francois Co. Middle 

Nevada Regional Tech Center 

North Harrison 

North Shelby 

Osceola 

Park Hill 

Perryville 

Pleasant Hope R-VI 

Putnam County R-I 

Puxico R-8 

Raytown South 

Reeds Spring R-IV 

Ritenour 

Rock Port R-II 

Rolla 

Savannah 

Seckman 

South Harrison R-II 

Stockton R-1 

Sullivan 

Sweet Springs 

Thayer R-II 

Tipton R-VI 

Troy Middle 

Twin Rivers R-10 

Van-Far R-I 

Verona 

Walnut Grove 

Warsaw R-IX 

Webb City R-7 

West Plains 

Willard 

Willow Springs 

Based on information received by March 6 

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member and chapter 

Recognition 

Affiliated 100 or More Members 

Morgan Co. R-I, Stover 

Palmrya 

Blue Springs South 

West Plains 

Fatima, Osage County R-III 

Largest FCCLA Chapters 

N. St. Francois Co. — 267 members 

Fatima, Osage County R-III — 117 members 

Cassville R-IV 

Greenville R-II 

N. St. Francois Co. Middle 

N. St. Francois Co. 

Troy Middle 

Largest Middle-Level FCCLA Chapters 

Troy Middle School — 406 members 

N. St. Francois Co. Middle School — 248 members 

Largest Chapters 

with Occupational Membership 

Nevada Regional Tech Ctr FCCLA — 39 members 

Sparta FCCLA — 37 members 

STAR Chapters 

Star Chapters 

These chapters affiliated 50-74 percent of their school’s 

family consumer sciences enrollment numbers. 

Chillicothe FCCLA 

Montgomery County R-II Senior 

North St. Francois County FCCLA 

South Shelby FCCLA 

Ste. Genevieve FCCLA 

Shooting Star Chapters 

This chapter affiliated 75-99 percent of the family consumer 

sciences education program enrollment numbers. 

(None reported) 

Super Star Chapters 

These chapters affiliated 100 percent or more members 

based on the family consumer sciences education program 

enrollment numbers. 

Campbell FCCLA 

New and Reaffiliated in 2013-2014 

New Chapter 

Excelsior Springs Middle 

Reaffiliated Chapters 

Affton 

Aurora R-8 

Bayless, St. Louis 

Caruthersville 

Crest Ridge R-VII, Centerview 

David H. Hickman, Columbia 

Fort Zumwalt East 

Glasgow 

Hallsville 

Herculaneum 

Lutie 

Northwest, Hughesville 

Parkway North 

Pattonville 

Ruskin, Kansas City 

Santa Fe R-X, Alma 

South Pemiscot, Steele 

St. Clair 

Stoutland R-II 

Strafford 

University City 

Valley of Caledonia R-VI 

Washington 

William Chrisman 

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Future Events 

National Leadership Conference 

Fall Leadership Conference 

October 12-13, 2014 

Osage Beach, Missouri 

July 6-10, 2014 • San Antonio, Texas 

National Cluster Meetings 

Nov. 14-16, 2014 Little Rock, Arkansas 

Nov. 14-16, 2014 City TBA, New Jersey 

Nov. 21-23, 2014 Salt Lake City, Utah 

Legislative Shadowing Project 

Dates TBA 

Jefferson City, Missouri 

Lifesmarts State Finals 

February 24-25, 2015 

Jefferson City, Missouri 

State Leadership Conference 

March 22-24, 2015 

Columbia, Missouri 

Special Thanks 

The Missouri FCCLA state association expresses its gratitude to the following partners: 

In-Kind Donations Financial Support Scholarships 

The Missouri Bar for printing 

the conference program. 

Columbia Convention 

and Visitors Bureau 

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for serving as STAR (Students 

Taking Action with Recognition) 

Events evaluators. 

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