Steven Streetman

• Office(s) held:
• Area IX FFA Secretary
• - Represented approximately 85 chapters and over 10,000 members
• - Attended the Texas FFA State Leadership Conference, serving on the Investing in Agricultural Advisors committee.
• - Assisted in the planning and implementation of Sam Houston District Leadership Conference, Area IX Leadership Conference, Area IX Leadership Training Academy, Elite Conference, and Area IX Greenhand camp.
• - Led leadership workshops at the events listed above.
• - Conducted events such as Area LDEs, Area CDEs, Area Convention, and participated in local, district, area, and state events as requested.
• - Coordinated Community service activities
• Sam Houston District 1st Vice President
• - Represented over 25 chapters and over 2,500+ members
• - Assisted in the planning and implementation of Sam Houston District Leadership Conference
• - Attended Area IX Leadership Training Academy, and led workshops at both Area IX Leadership Camp and Area IX Greenhand Camp
• - Conducted events such as District LDEs and District Convention.
• Grapeland FFA Chapter Officer
• - Served as Secretary, Treasurer, and Reporter.
• - Engaged in quarterly meetings, food distributions, and all chapter affairs.
• - Coordinated community service activities
• Co-Host and Co-Founder of the Grapeland Coffee Talk Podcast
• - I helped form and host a multimedia podcast at Grapeland ISD known as the Coffee Talk Podcast, which has since amassed over 238,000+ views across all platforms to date including Instagram, Tiktok, Youtube, and Reddit.
• Head Drum Major
• - I served as Head Drum major of the Grapeland Military Marching band during my Freshman year, with responsibilities such as conducting the band on a podium, coordinating leadership, and other activities as instructed.
• Assistant Drum Major
• - I briefly served as Assistant Drum Major during my eighth grade year, and most recently my Senior year with my responsibilities requiring me to assist the Head Drum Major in my capacity, conducting the band from the podium, coordinating leadership, and other activities as instructed.
• Section Leader
• - I have served as trumpet section leader for the Grapeland Military Marching band all four years of high school with my responsibilities including supervising the trumpet section, coordinating with other section leaders, and ensuring that all trumpets are accounted for.
• Student Council
• I have been elected to serve on student council first as both treasurer and vice president my freshman and senior year respectively.
• Principal’s Council
• - I was nominated to serve on a selected advisory committee with the purposes of developing leadership qualities and traits to form successful high school leaders, as well as providing perspective on campus activities and events.
• Scouts BSA
• - I have served various roles including but not limited to Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, Assistant Patrol Leader, and Troop Guide.
• National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT)
• - I underwent a six-day course designed to build leadership concepts progressively, known as National Youth Leadership Training.
• JrNYLC Nomination
• - I was nominated to attend the Jr. Youth National Leadership Conference in Washington D.C.
• National Honor Society (NHS)
• - I was elected Secretary of the Grapeland National Honor Society.
• Philmont Crew Leader
• - I was nominated to serve as crew leader for Crew 708-H during an intensive 12-day hiking expedition through the strenuous terrain of Philmont Scout Ranch located in Cimarron, NM.
• AWANAs
• - I served as an AWANA leader-in-training (LIT)
• Texas FFA Ford Leadership Scholar Applicant
• - I advanced to the live-interview portion of the Texas FFA Ford Leadership Scholar selection process; however, I could not attend due to a conflicting event.
• Sports Leadership
• - I served as team captain of my varsity tennis and cross country teams.

• Employer: Jim Spruill
• Job Description: Ranchhand
• Total Hours: 250
• Total Earnings: $2,500

Eagle Scout is the highest rank attainable in the Scouts BSA program of Scouting America. Since its inception in 1911, only four percent of Scouts have earned this rank after a lengthy review process.[3] The Eagle Scout rank has been earned by over 2.75 million youth.