FCCLA 1
a national organization that promotes personal growth, leadership development, and career preparation through Family and Consumer Sciences education
what is FCCLA
goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time bound, used to guide successful planning and achievement
what are smart goals
the state of being accountable for something, particularly in leadership and employability contexts
what is responsibility
voluntary work intended to help people in a particular area, often completed as part of an organization or educational program
what is community service
students taking action with recognition
what are STAR events
leadership roles with FCCLA, such as president, vice president, secretary, or treasurer, where students take responsibilities to lead the chapter
what are officer positions
the process of building professional relationships that can lead to personal growth and career opportunities
what is networking
the self-motivation to identify and act on opportunities without being prompted
what is initiative
the ability to maintain a professional demeanor, appearance, and attitude in the workplace
what is professionalism
supporting or promoting a cause or policy, an important component of leadership and civic responsibility
what is advocacy
competitive events in which FCCLA members demonstrate their skills, such as public speaking, community involvement, and career related tasks
what are star events
the ability to guide, influence, or direct a group or individual in achieving goals
what is leadership
the preparation and skills necessary to successfully transition into the workforce or higher education
what is career readiness
a formal summary of the goals and values of an organization, such as FCCLA's mission to promote leadership and career readiness
what is a mission statement
essential skills required to be successful in the workplace, such as teamwork, communication, problem solving, and time management
what are employability skills
the skill to address and resolve disagreements or disputes constructively
what is conflict resolution
contests organized by FCCLA where students can showcase their skills in various areas such as leadership, public speaking, and culinary arts
what are competitive events
the process of identifying something you want to accomplish and establishing measurable objectives and timeframes
what is goal setting
a set of rules followed by organizations to conduct meetings efficiently and fairly, often used in FCCLA meetings.
what are parliamentary procedures
the process of improving self-awareness, developing talents and potential, and achieving personal goals
What is personal growth
working together with others to achieve a common goal, often essential in FCCLA group projects and leadership roles
what is collaboration
the preparation and skills necessary to successfully transition into the workforce of higher education
what is career readiness
involvement in activities that promote the well-being of the community and encourage responsible citizenship
what is civic engagement
the ability to use one's time effectively and efficiently, a key skill emphasized in FCCLA projects and employability
what is time management
an educational approach where students learn and develop through active participation in thoughtfully organized service projects that meet the needs of the community
what is service learning