CONFERENCES

WASHINGTON LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Overview

 

Washington Leadership Conference (WLC) is the premier leadership experience of the National FFA Organization. During this week-long experience in Washington, D.C., you'll grow as a leader, explore your strengths, and develop a plan to make a difference in your community. You'll also connect with FFA members from across the country, visit national landmarks, and gain the confidence and skills to create positive change at home.

Registration Information

Michigan FFA coordinates one group trip to the Washington Leadership Conference each year. Transportation is provided on a 56-passenger bus.

Registration is $700 per student. Registration is completed through a Google Form, and a link will be shared when registration opens. We encourage chapters to register as soon as possible, as seats are filled on a first-paid, first-served basis.

Chapter Registration Limits

Each chapter may register up to two members when registration opens. A seat is only reserved once full payment has been received.

After April 1, any remaining seats will be offered to chapters requesting additional registrations.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available to help offset the cost of attending the Washington Leadership Conference. Learn about available scholarships, eligibility requirements, and application deadlines.
Registration Reminder
Receiving a scholarship does not guarantee a seat on the Michigan FFA trip. Scholarship recipients must complete the standard registration process to reserve their seat. Scholarship funds will be applied after the member has successfully registered.

Conference Resources

Access important resources to help you prepare for the Washington Leadership Conference.
National FFA WLC Website
Visit the National FFA website for the latest conference information, resources, and updates.
Questions?
Have questions about attending the Washington Leadership Conference? Contact the appropriate individual below.
Registration and Logistics
Jason Griffith
Financials
Burt Henry