FCCLA members to attend Indiana FCCLA Fall Rally

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September 25, 2014

Members of the Family, Career & Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) will attend the Indiana FCCLA Fall Rally on Sept. 30

Vivian Heerens, club president and senior, and Maryann O’Connor, club member and junior, make plans on the computer to visit schools in Indiana to start new FCCLA chapters. “As state officers, as well as being members of the Carmel chapter, this is part of our responsibility,” O’Connor said. — Vivian Heerens, club president and senior, and Maryann O’Connor, club member and junior, make plansto visit schools in Indiana to start new FCCLA chapters. “As state officers, as well as being members of the Carmel chapter, this is part of our responsibility,” O’Connor said. GRANTLAND SMITH / PHOTO

at Purdue University, according to president and senior Vivian Heerens.

According to Heerens, members of the club plan on participating in youth sessions that concern a variety of topics, including membership, officers and publicity.

“This is a very important event for us because it helps teach new members what FCCLA is all about,” Heerens said.

Members of the club will also volunteer at the IU North Hospital Pumpkin Patch Festival by setting up a bike safety course to teach young children about bike safety, according to club sponsor Nancy Spencer. This event will take place on Oct. 11.

“This is an event that we do every year as part of our community outreach, which is a big part of who we are as a club,” Heerens said.

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