STATE OFFICERS
Each year, Georgia FCCLA elects outstanding student leaders from across the state to lead, guide, and inspire our members. These leaders are chosen for their dedication, passion, and commitment to positively impacting their schools and communities.
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Interested in Running?
Are you passionate about leadership, service, and making a difference? Becoming a state officer with Georgia FCCLA is a prestigious opportunity to develop your skills, represent your peers, and contribute to the growth and success of our organization.
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Application Information will be
available December 2026
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Meet the 2026-2027
State Executive Council
Kamryn Williams
State President
Southeast Bulloch High School | Region 9
"I am incredibly honored to serve as your 2026–2027 State President for the organization that has shaped my voice and become my second family. This year, our team is dedicated to thinking bigger as we chase bold goals and empower every member to help tell the unique story of Georgia FCCLA. I challenge you to step out of your comfort zone and join us as we create a year defined by growth, service, and unforgettable memories!."
Lauren Parsons
First Vice President
Newton College & Career Academy | Region 6
"FCCLA has challenged me to grow not only as a leader, but as a person who is confident in using my voice to make a difference, while also surrounding me with a supportive network that truly feels like family. It gives students the opportunity to build real-world skills, form lasting connections, and step into leadership roles that create meaningful change in their communities and future careers. FCCLA represents leadership, growth, and family, a place where lifelong friendships are formed and where every member is encouraged to reach their full potential."
Maddie Wiggins
Vice President of Community Service
Berrien High School | Region 8
"FCCLA has helped me truly understand the importance of supporting and providing for the community by showing how small acts of service can make a big impact. Through FCCLA , students have the opportunity to learn important life skills and develop a world of leadership abilities. FCCLA has shaped me into someone who not only cares deeply about others, but also someone who takes action to make a difference. I can’t wait for the year ahead!"
Alex Stevens
Vice President of Competitive Events
Camden County High School | Region 9
"FCCLA, through endless its opportunities, has pushed me to grow as a leader, worker, and friend. This organization encourages students to push themselves beyond their limits, and I'm undefinably proud to be a part of it. With the passion of members, officers, and advisors alike, FCCLA will continue to stand for hard work, dedication, and friendship, and I will embody those values in everything I do!."
Jacob Escobar
Vice President of Membership
Atkinson County High School | Region 8
"FCCLA has challenged me to grow into a more confident and capable leader, pushing me beyond my comfort zone and teaching me to lead under pressure. Through FACS and real-world experiences, I have learned that leadership is not about authority, but about empowering others to reach their full potential. FCCLA has shaped my confidence, strengthened my purpose, and given me a community I am proud to be part of."
Stuti Patel
Vice President of Public Relations
Northside High School | Region 7
"Being part of FCCLA has helped me grow into a more confident leader and communicator. Its allowed me to discover my passions, connect with others, and make a difference in the community. FCCLA isn't just an organization, but a place where I have grown and can call it home."
NATIONAL OFFICER
The National Executive Council is made up of ten youth leaders elected annually at FCCLA’s National Leadership Conference and serves a one-year term as the representative body of FCCLA. Georgia FCCLA is proud to have one national officer from our state serving our members at the national level.
