Thirty-five FFA members have been selected to vie for national office at the 95th National FFA Convention and Expo this October.
The process to become a national officer is arduous, with the candidates – each state FFA association can submit one individual member annually – taking part in an extensive interview process with the National FFA Officer Nominating Committee. The committee is comprised of students who interview and select the national officers.
It takes a highly motivated person to become a successful National FFA Officer—an opportunity afforded to few members. Becoming a national officer requires members to learn about their passions and gain a better understanding of what life as a national officer is like. The life of a national officer is nonstop hard work and never-ending commitments, but it is a life-changing experience—one they will cherish forever.
Congratulations to the following members who will run for a position on the 2022-23 National FFA Officer Team:
| Will Aycock | Alabama |
| Josie Kelly | Arkansas |
| Tyler Martinez | Arizona |
| Montana Goodman | Colorado |
| Kendall Metz | Delaware |
| Emma Poole | Florida |
| Karter Goforth | Georgia |
| Gracie Murphy | Illinois |
| Derick Williams | Indiana |
| Mia Gibson | Iowa |
| Elizabeth Sturgis | Kansas |
| Bethany Fields | Kentucky |
| Kaleb LeMoine | Louisiana |
| Stephanie Harvey | Michigan |
| Kyle Thomas | Minnesota |
| Colin Wilburn | Missouri |
| Colton Young | Montana |
| Ellie Wanek | Nebraska |
| Kailee DiRienzo | New Hampshire |
| Hannah-Rose Foote | New York |
| MacKenna Clifton | North Carolina |
| Stetson Urlacher | North Dakota |
| Branson Van Fleet | Ohio |
| Karstyn Cantrell | Oklahoma |
| Justin Sharp | Oregon |
| Jess Herr | Pennsylvania |
| Sofia Muñiz-Ferrer | Puerto Rico |
| Cayden Gates | South Carolina |
| Hunter Eide | South Dakota |
| Katelyn Wattenbarger | Tennessee |
| Ryan Williamson | Texas |
| Andrew Seibel | Virginia |
| Emily Yates | West Virginia |
| Ben Styer | Wisconsin |
| Cameron Magee | Wyoming |
