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Meet the 2025-2026 National Executive Council

Eva Orr

FCCLA NATIONAL PRESIDENT 

Arkansas

PRESIDENT@FCCLAINC.ORG 

Eva Orr is a dynamic and purpose-driven leader whose four years in FCCLA have been marked by bold leadership and a deep commitment to service. She has served as Arkansas FCCLA State President and Region 2 President, competed nationally in STAR Events, and played a pivotal role in organizing impactful conferences and initiatives across the state. Her chapter experience includes serving as Vice President of Public Relations, where she worked to amplify member engagement and communication.

Beyond FCCLA, Eva has demonstrated exceptional discipline and ambition, earning the distinction of becoming a licensed private pilot while still in high school. She is also a four-time state champion in track and field, a Student Council leader, Beta Club officer, and a dedicated volunteer with over 100 hours of community service. Eva plans to pursue a degree in political science and aspires to one day serve as the White House Press Secretary. She leads with clarity, compassion, and conviction, always striving to uplift others through purposeful action.

Joey Miller

FCCLA NATIONAL FIRST VICE PRESIDENT 

Virginia

FIRSTVP@FCCLAINC.ORG 

Joey Miller has been actively involved in FCCLA for more than six years, building a strong foundation of service, teamwork, and personal growth. He has held three terms as a Virginia FCCLA State Officer, including two as Vice President of Parliamentary Law, where he helped guide and support student leaders across the state. His competitive experience spans four FCCLA Competitive Events, including STAR Events, Challenge Tests, Knowledge Bowl, and a Skill Demonstration Event. Through these experiences, Joey has developed essential skills in critical thinking, communication, and collaboration, all of which have shaped his confidence and deepened his commitment to the organization.

Beyond FCCLA, Joey serves as a class officer and is an active member of his school’s cross country team, Scholastic Bowl, and track and field program. He plans to pursue a degree in political science and later attend law school. Joey is passionate about civic engagement and policy, and he hopes to use his leadership and voice to help others become more informed and engaged in the issues that shape their communities.

Emma Pitman

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 

Georgia

VPCOMMUNITYSERVICE@FCCLAINC.ORG 

Emma Pitman has spent over four years in FCCLA, leading with purpose and a passion for service. She has served two terms on the Georgia FCCLA State Executive Council and has played a key role in promoting Family and Consumer Sciences education through statewide projects and outreach. Emma is the founder of Heart 2 Heart, a youth-led initiative that raises awareness of heart health through education and prevention. She also launched Bee Sweet, a student-run beekeeping business that supports community needs through the sale of local honey products. She is also a published author of Just a Glass of Milk: A Story of a Girl and Her Dairy Cow, a story that highlights resilience, responsibility, and the value of perseverance.

Beyond her involvement in FCCLA, Emma is a member of the National Honor Society and participates in the Miss Georgia Scholarship Program. Her platform, On the Edge of Something, encourages young people to explore career pathways and take bold, confident steps toward their goals. Emma plans to study law and pursue a career in politics, where she hopes to use her voice to advocate for families, strengthen community health, and lead with compassion and conviction.

Tennyson Elrod-Spears

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF COMPETITIVE EVENTS 

Oklahoma

VPCOMPETITIVEEVENTS@FCCLAINC.ORG 

Tennyson Elrod-Spears has been an active member of FCCLA for six years, shaping his leadership through service, collaboration, and a genuine commitment to others. He has served three years as a District Officer, including one term as District President, and has competed in multiple STAR Events at the state and national levels. Tennyson has helped plan conferences, led service projects, and advocated for Family and Consumer Sciences education, all while working to create meaningful leadership opportunities for his fellow members.

Outside of FCCLA, Tennyson is a dedicated student leader within his school community. He serves as Class President and Academic Team Captain and is an active member of both the National Honor Society and Student Council. Tennyson plans to pursue a degree in elementary education at Northeastern State University and later earn a master’s degree in school counseling. He is passionate about helping students grow both academically and personally and hopes to create supportive environments where every young person feels seen, heard, and encouraged to reach their full potential

Kendall Slaughter 

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT 

Kentucky

vpdevelopment@fcclainc.org

Kendall Slaughter has served FCCLA with distinction at every level, including roles as Kentucky FCCLA State Vice President of Finance, regional and chapter officer, and member of the Kentucky FCCLA Advisory Board. Through these positions, she has strengthened her leadership skills and worked to create meaningful opportunities for others. As a Family and Consumer Sciences Education Ambassador, she proudly represents her school and promotes the value of education, service, and community involvement.

Kendall’s dedication also extends beyond FCCLA. She serves as Senior Class Treasurer, is an active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Beta Club, and contributes to school spirit as a varsity cheerleader and baseball team manager. She also mentors peers through the Sources of Strength program, interns with the Spencer County Educational Foundation, and supports middle school students through the “Grizzlies Beyond the Bell” after-school program. Through her service initiative, Kendall’s CARE, she has developed a platform focused on compassion, youth empowerment, and advocacy. Kendall plans to attend the University of Kentucky and pursue a career in orthodontics, where she hopes to help others feel confident in both their smiles and themselves.

Madison Goodwin

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE 

Florida

vpfinance@fcclainc.org

Madison Goodwin has been an active member of FCCLA for four years, using every opportunity to lead, serve, and grow. She has held leadership positions as Florida FCCLA State President and President-Elect and has competed in both STAR Events and Skill Demonstration Events, including Focus on Children and Culinary Knife Skills. Madison has contributed to officer development initiatives, organized impactful community service projects, and played a key role in advancing family and consumer sciences education throughout the state.

In addition to her FCCLA involvement, Madison is engaged in her school community through Student Government and the National Honor Society. She is a dedicated athlete, competing on the varsity tennis team and serving as captain of the swim team, where she brings focus, determination, and a strong team spirit. Madison plans to pursue a degree in physical science and become a pediatric physical therapist. She hopes to use her compassion and leadership to support children's growth and confidence both in and out of the classroom.

Lauren McBurney

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF MEMBERSHIP 

Oregon

vpmembership@fcclainc.org

Lauren McBurney has spent more than five years developing her leadership through FCCLA and working to create meaningful opportunities for others. She has served as Oregon FCCLA State President and State Vice President of Development, led local membership recruitment efforts, and competed in multiple STAR Events. Lauren has represented Oregon at five National FCCLA Conferences and is recognized by her peers for her thoughtful leadership and deep commitment to service.

Outside of FCCLA, Lauren is involved in the National Honor Society, Interact Club, Associated Student Body, and Beta Club. She enjoys spending time outdoors, riding her horses, and giving back to her community through volunteer work. Lauren plans to attend the United States Air Force Academy and pursue a doctorate in pediatric trauma surgery. She hopes to build a career that combines medical excellence with service and compassion, making a lasting impact on the lives of children and families.

Macalie Hoffmann

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF PARLIAMENTARY LAW 

Pennsylvania

VPPARLIAMENTARYLAW@FCCLAINC.ORG 

Macalie Hoffmann has embraced every opportunity FCCLA offers, building a strong foundation of leadership through four years of dedicated involvement. She has served two terms on the Pennsylvania FCCLA State Executive Council, first as Vice President of Membership and later as First Vice President. Macalie has competed in STAR Events in both Career Investigation and Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation at the state and national levels, experiences that have sharpened her skills in research, communication, and presentation. Her leadership is grounded in thoughtful organization and a genuine desire to support and uplift those around her.

Outside of FCCLA, Macalie is a well-rounded student and active contributor to her school community. She is a member of the National Honor Society, sings in chorus and district chorus, and participates in drama club, foreign language club, Student Council, and Student Historians. She also competes in multiple varsity sports, including volleyball, golf, and cheerleading. With a strong interest in animal nutrition and health, Macalie plans to pursue a college degree that allows her to blend science, education, and advocacy to make a meaningful difference.

Sutton Sherrard

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAMS 

Kentucky

vpprograms@fcclainc.org

Sutton Sherrard has dedicated her four years in FCCLA to fostering connection, leadership, and opportunity for others. She served as Kentucky FCCLA State President and has contributed to both national and state-level committees, helping guide program development and member engagement. Sutton is passionate about Family and Consumer Sciences education and believes deeply in the power of student leadership to inspire personal growth and community impact.

Her service extends beyond FCCLA into her school and local community. She is involved in the National Honor Society, Beta Club, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and serves on her school district’s outreach team. As a competitive Irish dancer, she brings discipline, poise, and focus to every aspect of her life. Sutton plans to study organizational leadership and integrated strategic communications and aspires to one day launch a values-driven business that empowers others and makes a meaningful difference.

Logan Guynn

FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS 

Arkansas

VPPUBLICRELATIONS@FCCLAINC.ORG 

Logan Guynn has spent the past four years growing through FCCLA and using her voice to strengthen connections among members through leadership and service. She began her FCCLA journey by competing in STAR Events such as Teach and Train and Public Policy Advocate and quickly found her passion in communication and advocacy. Logan has held public relations roles at the chapter, regional, and state levels, where she has worked to promote member engagement and elevate the mission of FCCLA through meaningful storytelling and outreach.

Outside of FCCLA, Logan remains actively involved in local organizations and extracurricular activities that reflect her dedication to advocacy and youth empowerment. She plans to pursue a career in law with a focus on child advocacy, where she hopes to ensure that every young person has access to support, safety, and the tools they need to thrive.