When was the first male National President elected?

The first male National President of FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) was elected in July 1986. This marked a significant moment in the organization's history, as FCCLA traditionally had focused on serving both male and female members, but the election of a male president signified a growing recognition of the participation of males in family and consumer sciences and related leadership roles. This election was an important step in promoting inclusivity within the organization, showing that leadership opportunities were available to all genders. The organization aimed to foster leadership skills and strategic thinking in all its members, and the election of its first male president highlighted the evolving nature of FCCLA as a diverse student-led organization.