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2 Agricultural 0 Education 2 0 Teacher - 2 and Staff 0 2 Directory 1 Agricultural Education Division Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education 1500 West Seventh Avenue Stillwater, OK 74074-4398 1-800-522-5810 A Quality Fund-Raiser Since 1978 “The Taste of Fine Quality” Sausage Ham Turkey Bacon Hot Links Fajitas Chicken Bites Pigs’n Blankets Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Biscuits Tamales Chopped BBQ Six Varieties of Cookies P.O. Box 100 Clayton, Oklahoma 74536 1-800-634-5934 www.djsfundraising.com AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 1500 WEST SEVENTH AVENUE STILLWATER, OK 74074-4398 TELEPHONE: (405) 377-2000 TOLL-FREE NUMBER 1-800-522-5810 FAX NUMBER: (405) 743-6809 www.okcareertech.org/educators/agricultural-education and www.okffa.org STATE SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL (Direct Number) Scott Nemecek — State Program Administrator and FFA Advisor .................................. (405) 743-5495 Trevor Lucas — State FFA Executive Secretary…….………….……….………………… (405) 743-5461 Rose Bonjour — Central Area Program Specialist .......................................................... (405) 743-5487 Kurt Murray — Southwest Area Program Specialist and FFA Alumni Advisor ................ (405) 743-5489 Clark Long — Southeast Area Program Specialist .......................................................... (405) 743-5490 Allen Miller — Northwest Area Program Specialist .......................................................... (405) 743-5499 Guy Shoulders — Northeast Area Program Specialist .................................................... (405) 743-5488 Kandis Rupp — Administrative Assistant Ag Ed .............................................................. (405) 743-5496 Kathie Short — Administrative Assistant FFA .................................................................. (405) 743-5498 OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION Dr. Marcie Mack, State Director ....................................................................................... (405) 743-5430 Ms. Cori Gray, Deputy State Director ............................................................................... (405) 743-5432 AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION TEACHER TRAINING DEPARTMENTS OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, STILLWATER, OK 74078 TELEPHONE: (405) 744-5129 FAX: (405) 744-5176 www.okstate.edu Dr. Rob Terry, Department Head — 449 Ag Hall ............................................................. (405) 744-8140 Dr. Craig Edwards, Professor — 456 Ag Hall .................................................................. (405) 744-8141 Dr. Jon Ramsey, Associate Professor — 466 Ag Hall ..................................................... (405) 744-4260 Dr. Shane Robinson, Professor — 304 B PIO ................................................................. (405) 744-3094 Mr. Nathan Smith, Teaching Instructor — 456 Ag Hall .................................................... (405) 744-3686 OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE UNIVERSITY, GOODWELL, OK 73939 www.opsu.edu Dr. Nels Peterson, Director Agricultural Education — SAB 227 ...................................... (580) 349-1506 NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, ALVA, OK 73717 www.nwosu.edu Dr. Mindi Clark — 201A Jesse Dunn ................................................................................ (580) 327-8484 Mr. Jack Staats — 127A Jesse Dunn ............................................................................... (580) 327-8537 OKLAHOMA ASSOCIATION OF CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 2801 N. Lincoln Blvd Suite 130, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Telephone: (405) 525-8906 www.okacte.org Skye McNiel .................................................................................................................. Executive Director The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex/gender, age, disability, or veteran status. Inquir- ies concerning application of this policy may be referred to ODCTE, Compliance Coordinator, 1500 West Seventh Avenue, Stillwater, OK 74074-4364, 1-800-522-5810 or (405) 377-2000. This publication is printed and issued by the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education as authorized by 70 O.S. 1981, Sec. 14-104, as amended. 1,000 copies have been prepared and distributed at a cost of $ . Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION STATE STAFF www.okcareertech.org/educators/agricultural-education www.okffa.org Mailing Address: Shipping Address: 1500 West Seventh Avenue 1201 North Western Stillwater, OK 74074-4364 Stillwater, OK 74075 Scott Nemecek Trevor Lucas Rose Bonjour State Program Administrator State FFA Executive Secretary Central Area Program Specialist / FFA Advisor [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Clark Long Allen Miller Kurt Murray Southeast Area Program Specialist Northwest Area Program Specialist Southwest Area Program Specialist [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Guy Shoulders Kandis Rupp Kathie Short Northeast Area Program Specialist Administrative Assistant - Ag Ed Administrative Assistant - FFA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Oklahoma OAETA Agricultural Education Teachers Association, Incorporated President Past President President-Elect Secretary Bart Everett Keith Dillingham Cody Nieman Bruce Farquhar Byng Drummond Skiatook Altus 11231 CR 3554 2820 West Reed Rd. 11515 E 179th St. N 20564 ECR 160 E Ada, OK 74820 Waukomis, OK Collinsville, OK Altus, OK 73521 73773 74021 Treasurer S.W. Area V.P. S.W. Area Director S.W. Area Director Jon Derek Mitchell Jeff Conner Phillip Major Tim White Marlow Canute Weatherford Tipton 3410 Langley 10550 N 2100 Rd. 24466 E 1100 Road 22208 CR EW 171 Marlow, OK 73055 Canute, OK 73626 Weatherford, OK Tipton, OK 73570 73096 N.W. Area V.P. N.W. Area Director N.W. Area Director Central Area V.P. Ashley Gaff Amber Yandell Tanner Miller Justin Wright Timberlake Waukomis Perry Stratford 22249 CR 800 15422 S Oakwood Rd 22900 Co. Rd 140 11132 US Hwy 177 Nash, OK 73761 Bison, OK 73720 Perry, OK 73077 Byars, OK 74831 Cent. Area Director Cent. Area Director S.E. Area V.P. S.E. Area Director Michael Gustafson Josh Davis Jonathan Walden Blaine Riley Moore North Rock Creek Allen Coalgate 14501 Thornhill Dr 14507 A Hwy 102 38785 St Hwy 131 4797 S. Forresthill Rd Oklahoma City, OK Shawnee, OK Coalgate, OK Atoka, OK 74525 73170 74804 74538 S.E. Area Director N.E. Area V.P. N.E. Area Director N.E. Area Director Randy Bean Kadie Smith Brian Womack David Turner Strother Oologah-Talala Eufaula Owasso 12008 NS 3600 7950 S. Country Ln PO Box 1638 400748 W 3200 Rd Seminole, OK Talala, OK 74080 Eufaula, OK 74432 Ramona, OK 74061 74868 Outstanding Teacher Outstanding Program Outstanding Early Career Robby Branscum, Stillwater Edmond Teacher Kenny Leatherwood Ashley Gaff, Timberlake Mason Jones Outstanding Cooperation Jeremy Schmidt Jami Longacre Lifetime Achievement Award Jack Staats Ideas Unlimited Kadie Smith, Oologah-Talala Outstanding Service R.J. Curry Teacher Mentor Kenny Leatherwood, Edmond Turn the Key Award Tanner Miller, Perry OKLAHOMA FFA FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS FFA Foundation Amber McNeil Steven Davis Dwight Stoddard Executive Director Chairman, State FFA Guthrie Glencoe Alumni Council Jacey Fye Elgin Thad Doye Marty Summers 580-467-7403 Oklahoma City Oklahoma City [email protected] Bart Everett Stillwater President, OAETA Norman Durham Billy Taylor Byng Stillwater Muskogee FFA Foundation Board of Directors Tanner Taylor Suzanne Gilbert Nelson Taylor State FFA President Tecumseh Oklahoma City Scott Eisenhauer (Ex-officio, Non-Voting) Chairman Adair Randy Gilbert Wes Watkins Edmond Tecumseh Stillwater Mary Baldwin Brent Kisling Morris Doug Harryman FFA Foundation Vice Chairman Newcastle Honorary Board Enid Dr. Phil Berkenbile Members Morrison Larry Harvey Brett Ramsey Beggs Bill Husted Past Chairman Gary Clark Laverne Jones Stillwater Tiffany Jackson Oklahoma City Don Ramsey Scott Nemecek Raymond Cockrum Jones State Program Administrator Guthrie Keith Kisling Agricultural Education Burlington Kent Boggs Stillwater Lee Coker Stillwater Tuttle W.A. Ralls Trevor Lucas Idabel Secretary Jayne Craig State FFA Executive Oklahoma City Linda Shackelford Secretary Jones Stillwater The Oklahoma FFA Foundation, Inc., is a nonprofit organization for the purpose of giving financial support to the educational activities of members and chapters. It accepts financial support to assist with program development, special projects, leadership materials, awards, and scholarships as an incentive program for every agricultural education student in Oklahoma. It has a board of directors made up of representatives from the business and agricultural community, agricultural education teachers, current and past state FFA officers, university agricultural education teacher training departments, FFA Alumni Organization, and state agricultural education and career and technology staff members. The books are audited each year by a certified public accountant, and a published report of expendi- tures and income along with all FFA award recipients is provided to the donors. State Executive Committee 2020-2021 State FFA Officers Front Row: Dalton Rogers, Owasso, Reporter; Tanner Taylor, Adair, President; Koda Oller, Garber, Secretary. Second Row: Jaycie Shelburne, Durant, Southeast Area Vice President; Tate
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