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Four dedicated members of the Woodward FFA chapter recently participated in the Oklahoma FFA Alumni Leadership Camp, held at the Tulakogee Conference Center near Wagoner.

The attendees, Cason Flanary, Nelley Burnett, Zaira Rocha, and Kyler Rogers, immersed themselves in a series of activities designed to enhance leadership abilities and foster personal growth.

This year's camp theme, "Cultivate," emphasized the importance of nurturing leadership qualities and community engagement among FFA members.

Throughout the camp, participants engaged in workshops, team-building exercises, and motivational sessions aimed at developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.

Notably, Woodward FFA officer Zaira Rocha was honored with the responsibility of participating in the flag-raising ceremony, a testament to her dedication and leadership within the organization.

The Oklahoma FFA Alumni Leadership Camp has a longstanding tradition of empowering young leaders in agriculture.

In recent years, the camp has seen significant developments, including a $9.5 million appropriation for renovations to improve facilities and enhance the overall experience for attendees.

Participation in such camps is crucial for FFA members, as it provides them with the skills and confidence needed to lead their chapters and communities effectively.

The experiences gained by Flanary, Burnett, Rocha, and Rogers are expected to have a lasting impact on their personal and professional development.

As these young leaders return to Woodward, they bring with them a renewed sense of purpose and a commitment to applying the lessons learned at camp to their local FFA chapter and the broader community.

Their participation underscores the vital role of FFA in shaping the future of agriculture through education and leadership development.