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Awards and Recognitions
Business Acheivement Awards (BAA)
The BAA is an individual achievement program designed to give students the opportunity to enhance their leadership skills, expand their business knowledge, contribute to their local communities, and earn recognition by immersing themselves in their school and communities.
Student Challenge Programs
Student challenges and partner programs provide opportunities for students to compete in a variety of areas throughout the school year. Different from the National Awards Program (competitive events), student challenges are often presented in collaboration or hosted by our partners throughout the year
Champion Chapter
Champion Chapter is a series of membership engagement-focused challenges that chapters may complete for national recognition. By completing activities, chapters accrue points. Completing activities across four sections (to accrue points) will result in Champion Chapter recognition, with a banner for the adviser’s classroom/meeting space or school award case. Additional incentives such as ribbons at conferences, national recognition in publications, and plaques are available.
Business Achievement Awards
The Business Achievement Awards (BAA) are an individual achievement award program for active, paid high school student members in FBLA. Participating students have the opportunity to enhance their leadership skills, expand their business knowledge, contribute to their local communities, and earn recognition by immersing themselves in their school and communities.
There are four levels to the Business Achievement Awards:
Members are introduced to the foundations of FBLA and learn how to best take advantage of the opportunities available to members.
Members learn the fundamentals of leadership and explore their personal leadership style.
Members have the opportunity to select a business skill or content area that they would like to further develop. Once completed, members have the choice of continuing on to the Capstone Project (Level Four) or selecting a new business skill or concept to earn an additional Advocate Award.
Participating members will design, complete, and reflect on a project that solves a real-world problem. Interested members can submit their project for competitive review at the National Leadership Conference.
Student Challenge Programs
Below are 4 buttons where members can explore the different Student Challenge Programs. These programs are spread throughout the year and are aimed towards helping FBLA members explore different aspects of business. Through these programs individuals can explore numerous concepts and delve deeper into their interests. Click on each one of them to find out what they are all about!
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