Leadership
Conferences

Nebraska FFA offers leadership development experiences for members throughout the year. Each program is aligned to the Nebraska Standards for Career Ready Practice and purposefully engages students in developing leadership skills to use in their careers. Click the tabs below and ask your FFA advisor about how to get involved in each one!

2022 Mission and Impact Conferences

  • When and where will Mission and Impact occur?

    The date is set for February 25-26, 2022 in Kearney at Younes Conference Center. Programming will begin at 7:00 pm on Friday and will end about 3:30 pm on Saturday.

    Who should attend Mission Conference?

    Mission Conference is designed for 9th and 10th graders. The journey of leadership begins with self-discovery. Students at the Mission Conference explore what makes them unique and learn strategies to become a more confident and capable version of themselves. We explore values, strengths, decision-making skills and self-confidence. The Mission Conference culminates in students developing their personal mission statement.

    Who should attend Impact Conference?

    This conference is designed for 11th and 12th graders. Leaders make an impact on their communities that lives on long after they leave. The Impact Conference empowers students to define what their impact will be. Students will explore challenges facing their communities and strategies they can deploy to help. In addition, students will explore their values, practice innovative thinking and determine how they can inspire others. The Impact Conference culminates in students developing an Impact Plan to create change in their local community.

  • And where will Mission and Impact occur?

    The date is set for February 25-26, 2022 in Kearney at Younes Conference Center. Programming will begin at 7:00 pm on Friday and will end about 3:30 pm on Saturday.

    Who should attend Mission Conference?

    Mission Conference is designed for 9th and 10th graders. The journey of leadership begins with self-discovery. Students at the Mission Conference explore what makes them unique and learn strategies to become a more confident and capable version of themselves. We explore values, strengths, decision-making skills and self-confidence. The Mission Conference culminates in students developing their personal mission statement.

    Who should attend Impact Conference?

    This conference is designed for 11th and 12th graders. Leaders make an impact on their communities that lives on long after they leave. The Impact Conference empowers students to define what their impact will be. Students will explore challenges facing their communities and strategies they can deploy to help. In addition, students will explore their values, practice innovative thinking and determine how they can inspire others. The Impact Conference culminates in students developing an Impact Plan to create change in their local community.

  • Where will Mission and Impact occur?

    The date is set for February 25-26, 2022 in Kearney at Younes Conference Center. Programming will begin at 7:00 pm on Friday and will end about 3:30 pm on Saturday.

    Who should attend Mission Conference?

    Mission Conference is designed for 9th and 10th graders. The journey of leadership begins with self-discovery. Students at the Mission Conference explore what makes them unique and learn strategies to become a more confident and capable version of themselves. We explore values, strengths, decision-making skills and self-confidence. The Mission Conference culminates in students developing their personal mission statement.

    Who should attend Impact Conference?

    This conference is designed for 11th and 12th graders. Leaders make an impact on their communities that lives on long after they leave. The Impact Conference empowers students to define what their impact will be. Students will explore challenges facing their communities and strategies they can deploy to help. In addition, students will explore their values, practice innovative thinking and determine how they can inspire others. The Impact Conference culminates in students developing an Impact Plan to create change in their local community.

  • Will Mission and Impact occur?

    The date is set for February 25-26, 2022 in Kearney at Younes Conference Center. Programming will begin at 7:00 pm on Friday and will end about 3:30 pm on Saturday.

    Who should attend Mission Conference?

    Mission Conference is designed for 9th and 10th graders. The journey of leadership begins with self-discovery. Students at the Mission Conference explore what makes them unique and learn strategies to become a more confident and capable version of themselves. We explore values, strengths, decision-making skills and self-confidence. The Mission Conference culminates in students developing their personal mission statement.

    Who should attend Impact Conference?

    This conference is designed for 11th and 12th graders. Leaders make an impact on their communities that lives on long after they leave. The Impact Conference empowers students to define what their impact will be. Students will explore challenges facing their communities and strategies they can deploy to help. In addition, students will explore their values, practice innovative thinking and determine how they can inspire others. The Impact Conference culminates in students developing an Impact Plan to create change in their local community.

  • Mission and Impact occur?

    The date is set for February 25-26, 2022 in Kearney at Younes Conference Center. Programming will begin at 7:00 pm on Friday and will end about 3:30 pm on Saturday.

    Who should attend Mission Conference?

    Mission Conference is designed for 9th and 10th graders. The journey of leadership begins with self-discovery. Students at the Mission Conference explore what makes them unique and learn strategies to become a more confident and capable version of themselves. We explore values, strengths, decision-making skills and self-confidence. The Mission Conference culminates in students developing their personal mission statement.

    Who should attend Impact Conference?

    This conference is designed for 11th and 12th graders. Leaders make an impact on their communities that lives on long after they leave. The Impact Conference empowers students to define what their impact will be. Students will explore challenges facing their communities and strategies they can deploy to help. In addition, students will explore their values, practice innovative thinking and determine how they can inspire others. The Impact Conference culminates in students developing an Impact Plan to create change in their local community.

2022 Chapter Visit Program

  • SESSION TOPIC: Building and Owning Your Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

  • TOPIC: Building and Owning Your Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

  • Building and Owning Your Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

  • And Owning Your Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

  • Owning Your Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

  • Your Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

  • Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

  • TOPIC: Building and Owning Your Story

    We all have a story to tell, sometimes knowing who we are and how to share about ourselves is tough. In this session, students will define and illustrate steps to build their personal story. They will identify what sets them apart from others and develop ways to share it effectively. This session is ideal for students in 9th through 12thgrade.

Chapter Officer Leadership Training 2022

  • What is COLT?

    Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) serves three primary purposes: chapter planning, individual skill and team building, and engaging chapter members.

    The conference plays an important role in providing an opportunity for chapters to conduct vital planning for the coming year. Chapter Officers are introduced to important individual skills as well as being an effective team member.

    Chapter Officers are charged with using what they learn to improve student engagement in their chapter. Students leave prepared to lead and effectively engage members in the local FFA chapter.

    Students will learn in officer groups (all presidents together, all vice-presidents, etc) and as a local chapter officer team.

  • Is COLT?

    Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) serves three primary purposes: chapter planning, individual skill and team building, and engaging chapter members.

    The conference plays an important role in providing an opportunity for chapters to conduct vital planning for the coming year. Chapter Officers are introduced to important individual skills as well as being an effective team member.

    Chapter Officers are charged with using what they learn to improve student engagement in their chapter. Students leave prepared to lead and effectively engage members in the local FFA chapter.

    Students will learn in officer groups (all presidents together, all vice-presidents, etc) and as a local chapter officer team.

  • COLT?

    Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) serves three primary purposes: chapter planning, individual skill and team building, and engaging chapter members.

    The conference plays an important role in providing an opportunity for chapters to conduct vital planning for the coming year. Chapter Officers are introduced to important individual skills as well as being an effective team member.

    Chapter Officers are charged with using what they learn to improve student engagement in their chapter. Students leave prepared to lead and effectively engage members in the local FFA chapter.

    Students will learn in officer groups (all presidents together, all vice-presidents, etc) and as a local chapter officer team.

  • What is COLT?

    Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) serves three primary purposes: chapter planning, individual skill and team building, and engaging chapter members.

    The conference plays an important role in providing an opportunity for chapters to conduct vital planning for the coming year. Chapter Officers are introduced to important individual skills as well as being an effective team member.

    Chapter Officers are charged with using what they learn to improve student engagement in their chapter. Students leave prepared to lead and effectively engage members in the local FFA chapter.

    Students will learn in officer groups (all presidents together, all vice-presidents, etc) and as a local chapter officer team.

  • Is COLT?

    Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) serves three primary purposes: chapter planning, individual skill and team building, and engaging chapter members.

    The conference plays an important role in providing an opportunity for chapters to conduct vital planning for the coming year. Chapter Officers are introduced to important individual skills as well as being an effective team member.

    Chapter Officers are charged with using what they learn to improve student engagement in their chapter. Students leave prepared to lead and effectively engage members in the local FFA chapter.

    Students will learn in officer groups (all presidents together, all vice-presidents, etc) and as a local chapter officer team.

  • COLT?

    Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) serves three primary purposes: chapter planning, individual skill and team building, and engaging chapter members.

    The conference plays an important role in providing an opportunity for chapters to conduct vital planning for the coming year. Chapter Officers are introduced to important individual skills as well as being an effective team member.

    Chapter Officers are charged with using what they learn to improve student engagement in their chapter. Students leave prepared to lead and effectively engage members in the local FFA chapter.

    Students will learn in officer groups (all presidents together, all vice-presidents, etc) and as a local chapter officer team.

  • What is COLT?

    Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) serves three primary purposes: chapter planning, individual skill and team building, and engaging chapter members.

    The conference plays an important role in providing an opportunity for chapters to conduct vital planning for the coming year. Chapter Officers are introduced to important individual skills as well as being an effective team member.

    Chapter Officers are charged with using what they learn to improve student engagement in their chapter. Students leave prepared to lead and effectively engage members in the local FFA chapter.

    Students will learn in officer groups (all presidents together, all vice-presidents, etc) and as a local chapter officer team.

The Nebraska FFA Association is financially supported through the Nebraska Center for Student Leadership and Extended Learning at the Nebraska Department of Education. Support for programs is partially provided through the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006, administered through the Nebraska Department of Education. However, the contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the United States Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.

It is the policy of the Nebraska Department of Education not to discriminate on the basis of gender, disability, race, color, religion, marital status, age or national origin in its education programs, administration, policies, employment or other agency programs.

© 2022 FFA Nebraska All Rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy design by Chip Thompson

Skip to content