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Six UMO atudents and alumni earn American FFA Degree
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Source: Mount Olive Tribune

MOUNT OLIVE — Six University of Mount Olive students and alumni were among 5,816 FFA members to receive the prestigious American FFA Degree this year. It is the highest honor that the National FFA Organization awards, and fewer than 1% of members earn this recognition. Requirements for the degree include holding a State FFA Degree and maintaining active membership, completing at least three years of secondary agricultural education, operating an outstanding Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE), completing 50 hours of community service, and maintaining a satisfactory scholastic record. Recipients receive the degree’s signature gold key and chain upon earning the American FFA Degree. For students working toward that goal, UMO sponsors travel expenses to the National FFA Convention. “The American FFA Degree is recognized throughout the agricultural industry as being bestowed upon students who excel in leadership, agricultural knowledge, and work ethic.
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