Statement Of Purpose For FFA
I have taken many agricultural classes. They include Ag horizons, companion animals, animal science, greenhouse management, and Ag economics. Activities that I have participated in are general livestock judging, meats judging, H2O leadership conference, greenhand camp, ag in motion, concessions, 2015 FFA week committee, corn shredding days, donkey basketball, beef proficiency, 2014 state convention, pork producers booth at waterski days, the pancake breakfasts, and I practiced on parliamentary procedure team. Outside of FFA I was dance manager, I am in 4-H, I work on my farm with my dad, I have a couple babysitting jobs, I work on my SAE with my cattle, and I sometimes play bingo at the nursing home. I think that I should be selected as
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I am already involved in mostly all FFA activities and I am willing to do more. I am very dedicated to FFA and the program. Agriculture is my life and future and FFA is helping me expand my talents in many areas. I can make a difference on the chapter and its members by volunteering ideas, participating and including the members, helping others and the chapter, being a leader, staying involved, encouraging others to join and participate in FFA, and make the community aware of the FFA chapter’s events/accomplishments and to get them involved. By doing those things it can impact the chapter and its members. All would be for the best of the chapter. To me service means putting your time aside to help the needs of others. Sometimes it isn’t even their needs, it is just to help them and make them a happier person. One of the service projects that I enjoyed was going to the nursing home and playing bingo. None of the elders had to play bingo, they just wanted to and it made them happy. Another service that I did was through church and I helped clean elderly peoples yards in the spring because it’s hard for them to do. It is important for an officer to have this trait because it shows leadership. It shows that they are willing to put others before themselves and help the community. Officers are leaders of the FFA groups so by doing service projects it not only looks good to the community and the chapter it reflects on
I am already involved in mostly all FFA activities and I am willing to do more. I am very dedicated to FFA and the program. Agriculture is my life and future and FFA is helping me expand my talents in many areas. I can make a difference on the chapter and its members by volunteering ideas, participating and including the members, helping others and the chapter, being a leader, staying involved, encouraging others to join and participate in FFA, and make the community aware of the FFA chapter’s events/accomplishments and to get them involved. By doing those things it can impact the chapter and its members. All would be for the best of the chapter. To me service means putting your time aside to help the needs of others. Sometimes it isn’t even their needs, it is just to help them and make them a happier person. One of the service projects that I enjoyed was going to the nursing home and playing bingo. None of the elders had to play bingo, they just wanted to and it made them happy. Another service that I did was through church and I helped clean elderly peoples yards in the spring because it’s hard for them to do. It is important for an officer to have this trait because it shows leadership. It shows that they are willing to put others before themselves and help the community. Officers are leaders of the FFA groups so by doing service projects it not only looks good to the community and the chapter it reflects on