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Programs » Career Connection » Leaders At Work  | Leaders at Work recognizes FCCLA members who create projects to strengthen leadership skills on the job. These skills contribute to success across a broad range of career fields. In conjunction with the Career Connection national program, Leaders at Work motivates students to prepare for career success. |
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Youth learn leadership skills in specific career units and create Leaders at Work projects to accomplish personal goals in one (1) of six (6) career units related to Family and Consumer Sciences education: - Early Childhood, Education, and Services
- Food Production and Services
- Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation
- Housing, Interiors, and Furnishings
- Textiles and Apparel
- Family and Consumer Sciences Education
Click Here to integrate FCCLA into your classroom by downloading lesson plans and activities! Awards:
Each member may apply to be recognized as a Leaders at Work Outstanding Leader in one of the six career units. These young people are recognized at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference and earn an impressive accomplishment to add to their resumes. Deadline: 2013 Leaders at Work Outstanding Leader Award Winners: Early Childhood, Education and Services Breanna Bookout Coffee FCCLA Douglas, Georgia | Kami Elorrieta Valley High School FCCLA Hazelton, Idaho | Aubrey Meeks Valley High School FCCLA Hazelton, Idaho | De'Ahzha Williams Windsor High School FCCLA Windsor, Virginia |
Family and Consumer Sciences Education Theresa Barhorst Minster High School FCCLA Minster, Ohio |
Food Production and Services Alexis Cook Massanutten Technical Center FCCLA Harrisonburg, Virginia | Kayla Fitzgerald Massanutten Technical Center FCCLA Harrisonburg, Virginia | | |

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