I think the organization has done a great job of maintaining a positive aspect around it all. “Looking forward to the year ahead, it’s not necessarily a roadblock, but something we can use to move forward into a new future. Matejka notes that while the current pandemic is an issue, it’s not going to be in the way. Outside of that, we’re also going to be single-day conferences around the state, and that’s during the end of July through early August time frame.” “So we will do a lot of different planning opportunities for that, and we’ll facilitate those in July. This will be the first summer since last year that we’re going to have those state conferences like State Leadership Conference for Chapter Leaders (SLCCL) and State Greenhand Leadership Conference (SGLC) in Hackensack, Minnesota. Aside from that, we’ll do some facilitation of camps. “Outside of those chapter visits, we also engage with stakeholders and industry partners that are sponsors or potential sponsors of the FFA. Through this representation, we have the ability to go out and visit chapters, where we engage with members and see what’s going around the state of Minnesota. “As the state president, I’m basically the representative for all of the FFA members in Minnesota, the alumni, the association, as well as all the rest of my team.
“There’s going to be a lot of responsibilities that will be both in and outside of FFA,” she said.
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