Living to Serve Through Career and Technical Education
Meet Jennifer Ervin, a Texas FFA Alumni who is Living to Serve beyond the blue jacket through her position in school district administration.
Learning to Serve the Future Generations of Agriculture
FFA members in Shattuck, Okla., are living to serve by teaching elementary students about different aspects of agriculture.
From Welding Boots to College Suits: Graysen Vanya’s Journey of Service
Follow Graysen Vanya’s journey from rural Texas FFA leader to college mentor dedicated to service and agriculture.
More Than an Officer: How Monika Ruiz Impacts Her FFA Chapter
This young FFA officer balances holding roles and achieving success by being more in her community, FFA and in life.
This Family Carries on FFA Traditions
For the Grossens in Wisconsin, the American FFA Degree represents more than an award; it’s becoming part of a legacy.
5 Tips for Planning Your Next Service Project From a Wyoming FFA Alumna
From shelters to show goats, Callie Rosner demonstrates how FFA members can turn passions into service projects that can change communities.
6 Tips for First-Year Advisors
Entering the classroom for the first time? Lean on this advice from award-winning Georgia agriculture teacher Rachel Kinsaul.
Chapter Exchange Program Bridges the Gap
Oklahoma and Puerto Rico FFA chapters partner to help members gain new perspectives on agriculture and community.
Community Support Helps Wisconsin Chapter Thrive
Christine Linder shares how collaboration, creativity and passion can bring FFA to a new generation — and ways you can help, too.
Giltner FFA Finds Its Footing
Determined leadership and community support helped establish this Nebraska community’s first FFA chapter and agricultural education program.
