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Candidate Resumes Christyn Allen Sweetwater High School Region I Objectives I am running for VP of Competitive Events, because I feel like I have what it takes to help events run smoothly. I'm also running for VP of Parliamentary Law, because I know how to solve any problems that may come in the election process to help everyone work together to choose who is best for our team. I would also like to run for VP of Projects, because I think I have a good eye for people who deserve the spotlight and see who gives a spectacular project. FCCLA Involvement Past Offices Held ● Chapter Secretary, 2019-2020 ● Chapter VP, 2020-2021 Power of One Units Completed ● A Better You FCCLA Events and Projects ● Nutrition and Wellness, 2020 ● Hendrick Medical Center Blood Drive, 2020 ● Day of Service at Cornerstone, 2020 ● 2020 Region I Leadership Conference ● State Qualifier for the 2020 FCCLA State Talent Show School Involvement Family and Consumer Science Courses Taken ● Principles of Human Services Honors ● A Honor Roll, 2019-2020 ● Dual Credit Courses, 2019-2020 Extra-Curricular Involvement ● National Honor Society ● 1st Division rating for choir Solo and Ensemble (State Qualifier), 2019 ● 10th chair in All Region Choir (Advance to Pre-Area), 2020 ● Student Athletic Trainer, 2019-2020 ● Choir Officer (Spirit Leader) ● Member of the SHS Pops Sensations Community Involvement ● First Baptist youth group, 2020 ● Blue Christmas with Sweetwater Police Department, 2019-2020 ● Babysitter, 2018-2020 Jaycee Benton Shallowater High School Region I Objectives I would like to run for President, Vice President of Competitive Events, and Vice President of Public Relations. I have chosen these positions because I am both passionate about FCCLA and very productive and organized. I believe I would be a great candidate for President because I am a great team leader and can help unite groups. The office of VP of Public Relations interest me because I would love to capture the most important part of FCCLA, the members. Lastly, VP of Competitive Events interest me because I am great at organizing and leading. FCCLA Involvement Past Offices Held Shallowater FCCLA Vice President of Public Relations (2020-2021) Power of One Units Completed A better me, Family Ties, Working on Working, Take The Lead, and Speak Out For FCCLA (2020) FCCLA Events and Projects Competed in Child Development FCSA Attended Region I Conference Participated in FCCLA Fall Leadership Various Shallowater FCCLA projects School Involvement Family and Consumer Science Courses Taken Human Sciences (2020-2021) Food Science (2019-2020) Honors Geometry TSTEM Biology TSTEM Extra-Curricular Involvement Student Council Shallowater Volleyball SUMMIT Student Board Member National Junior Honor Society Choir Next Level Club Volleyball Community Involvement I have fed those in need, volunteered with dog shelters, worked on creating a cleaner school, worked at local community closet Annie Davis Lubbock High School Region 1 Objectives I am running for Vice President of Public Relations, because I love working with people and telling others about our organization as the ultimate leadership experience. Another position I hope to obtain is Vice-President of Service Learning. I consider myself a philanthropist, because I enjoy helping others in the community. If granted the opportunity I would love to do one of these tasks as a State Officer. I know I would enjoy the opportunity to collaborate with others at the state level. FCCLA Involvement Past Offices Held I am currently the Vice-President of Publicity, Lubbock High Chapter Power of One Units Completed I am currently working Power of One unit (Family Ties) FCCLA Events and Projects This is my first year in FCCLA. I serve as Vice-President of Publicity for our Chapter. Lubbock High FCCLA has collected toys for The Ronald McDonald House. We have also collected coats for The Winter Coat Drive for Open Door, a homeless shelter in Lubbock, Texas. We are currently planning our Dude Be Nice event and how to surprise our nominated recipient. I have taken photos of our organization to continue to promote FCCLA to our campus and community. School Involvement Family and Consumer Science Courses Taken Intro to Principles of Ready Set Teach Extra-Curricular Involvement Lubbock High School Golf (2020) Lubbock High School Bella Voce Choir (2020) Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) (2017-2019) Awards Presidential Scholar Award (2017-2019) Outstanding Award in Language Acquisition (2017) Community Involvement Sunset Church of Christ Youth Group (2017-2020) Monica Flores Dimmitt HIgh School Region I FCCLA Week Local Chapter Activities- 2018-2020 Objectives Local Fall Festival, fundraising; 2018-2020 State Officer- Serving as a state officer, would Community Service Spanish Club 2018-2020 ​ allow me the opportunity to serve our members FCCLA, Peer Education; 2018-2019 in any capacity necessary. Lubbock Cooper High School Fall Leadership VP of Achievement- Ensuring that our members Workshop Presenter, Running For Office ​ are recognized for their hard work is important 2020-2021 and needs to be highlighted. VP of Competitive Events-Ensuring that our School Involvement ​ competitive events run smoothly and effectively Family and Consumer Science Courses Taken for our members and Advisors. Intro to Culinary Arts Culinary Arts 1,2 FCCLA Involvement Culinary Arts Practicum Past Offices Held Intro to Hospitality and Tourism VP of Achievement, Local Chapter 2019-2020 Home Economics, Middle School President, Local Chapter 2020-2021 Honors Leadership Team Member 2020-2021 Local Chapter Officer for 3 years Power of One Units Completed Honor Classes, 3 years All five units completed, 2017-2018, 2019-2020; Power of One Achiever, 2 years A Better You, Family Ties, Working on Work, Extra-Curricular Involvement Take the Lead, and Speak out for FCCLA Spanish Club member, 2018-2020 FCCLA Events and Projects Spanish Club President 2020-2021 STAR Event participant, Illustrated Talk Robotics, 2020-2021 2018-2019 Student Council member, 2018-2020 Region I, Officer Candidate, 2019-2020 Academic Tutor, 2018-2020 Region I, Leadership Team Member, 2020-2021 South Plains Food Bank, Local chapter Community Involvement community service project, 2018-2019 Babysitter for the past 3 years Guadalupe Economic Development Center, Local Lecture at church for the past 2 years Chapter Community Service Project, 2020-2021 Family Business; Kitchen Safety and sanitation, Local Fall Leadership; 2018-2019, 2019-2020 Money handling, Customer service, Event Amarillo City Church; Local Chapter Community Management, Plan Events for Family Business Service Project, 2019-2020 Worked with other chapter members in our Veterans Day Program participant, 2016-2020 region with events to increase interest. Membership Recruitment Week, member activities; 2018-2020 Gloria Gonzales Blackwell High School Region I Objectives I am running for Regional President because I am a responsible and would like to have an opportunity to expand my leadership skills. I am interested in running for Vice President of Service Learning because I enjoy giving back to the community and helping those in need. I have also competed in several STAR Events, therefore, I would like to encourage and organize other members as their Vice President of Competitive Events. FCCLA Involvement School Involvement Past Offices Held Family and Consumer Science Courses 2020-2021 Blackwell VP of Peer Involvement Taken 2019-2020 Blackwell Fundraiser Coordinator Interpersonal Studies (Spring 2021) 2019-2020 75th Anniversary Committee Dollars and Sense (Fall 2020) Power of One Units Completed Child Development (2019-2020) Principles of Human Services (2018-2019) A Better You (2017) Exploring Careers (2016-2017) Family Ties (2017) Working on Working (2017) Honors Take the Lead (2017) A-B Honor Roll (2018-2020) Speak Out for FCCLA (2017) All- American Cheerleader (2017-2020) FCCLA Events and Projects UIL- 2nd Place- Editorial Writing (2020) UIL- 4th Place- Headline Writing (2020) STAR Event- Repurpose and Redesign L2 (2020) UIL- 5th News Writing (2020) Regionals- 3rd Place Perfect Attendance (2018- 2019) STAR Event- Focus on Children Jr. (2019) Regionals- 2nd Place Extra-Curricular Involvement STAR Event- Life Event Planning Jr. (2018) Varsity Cheer (2020-2021) Regionals- 2nd Place Varsity Basketball (2018-2020) Blackwell Fall Leadership (2020) Varsity Cross Country (2018- 2020) Blackwell Christmas Angels (2016-2020) UIL- Ready Writing & Editorial (2020) Blackwell 75th Anniversary Homecoming (2019) UIL- Prose & Impromptu (2019) Blessing Bags (2019) Varsity Track (2018-2019) Fall Leadership- Abilene PrimeTime (2016-2019) JV Cheer (2018-2019) FCSA Step One (2017) Bridge the Gap (2016-2017) Community Involvement Dude be Nice (2016-2017) CCD Attendance Clerk (2020) Holy Spirit Catholic Church Food Pantry (2020) Holy Spirit Catholic Church CCD (2016-2020) Jamacia Fundraiser (2016-2019) Alan Herrera Canutillo High School Region 1 Objectives I am running for VP of Competitive Events because I am highly organized and appreciate a challenge. I am running for VP of Projects because I am able to motivate my classmates to participate in activities by promoting positivity and a can-do attitude. I am running for State Office because I can and will represent Region I with pride and enthusiasm. FCCLA Involvement Past Offices Held Chapter VP of Finance & Prepared Goods, 2020-2021 Power of One Units Completed A Better You – 2020 Family Ties – 2020 Working on Working – 2020 Take the Lead – 2020 Speak Out
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