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2025 Kansas FFA Delegate Information

Thank you for representing your chapter as a delegate at the 97th Kansas FFA Convention. The delegate process is the heart of our event. Since 1928, Kansas FFA members have met and made decisions on behalf of their chapter, because the Kansas FFA Association is a student led organization. On this page you will find state officer candidate information, including introductions and their applications, and more.

Delegate Materials for Review:

2025 State Officer Candidate Information:

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Bricen Benyshek

Concordia FFA Chapter

MaggieAbigailChandler

Maggie Chandler

Neodesha FFA Chapter

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Dustin Denton

Valley Heights FFA Chapter

RubyLynnGomelOsthoff

Ruby Gomel Osthoff

Smith Center FFA Chapter

AdelaideBrookeHaverkamp

Addie Haverkamp

Nemaha Central FFA Chapter

KaraReneeHelms

Kara Helms

Paola FFA Chapter

KendraMHermreck

Kendra Hermreck

Hugoton FFA Chapter

ConnerAHoelting

Conner Hoelting

Mission Valley FFA Chapter

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Lilly Hulse

Minneapolis FFA Chapter

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Sophia Kasella

Ashland FFA Chapter

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Hannah King

Spring Hill FFA Chapter

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Ally Rietcheck

Eudora FFA Chapter

OliviaMaeStrnad

Olivia Strnad

Republic County FFA Chapter

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Gabe Vinduska

Herington FFA Chapter

MarisaBrielleWasinger

Marisa Wasinger

Hays FFA Chapter

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Violet White

Seaman FFA Chapter

Nominating Committee Information

According to the Kansas FFA Constitution, “The State FFA President shall appoint the chair of the nominating committee from the immediate past state officer team, who will facilitate the functions of the committee. The committee will consist of three immediate past state officers, three former state officers, two industry representatives, two designees of the KAAE president, the state FFA executive secretary or his or her designee, and the state FFA advisor or his or her designee.”

The nominating committee’s responsibility is to learn each candidate’s strengths, personality, interests and desire to serve. While using the selection process to get to know each candidate individually, the committee scores candidates on a variety of traits to build a final slate of six officers. The committee’s desire is for all candidates to focus on being themselves throughout the process. Those who serve on the nominating committee recognize all individuals have both strengths and areas for growth. The goal is to select a team of officers expressing a full range of talents and strengths.

Assistance

Are you needing assistance as a delegate? Find one of the delegate coordinators, or fill out the form to receive assistance as soon as we are available.

Delegate Assistance