Who was the first male to be elected as National President of FCCLA, and in which year?

The first male to be elected as the National President of FCCLA was Thomas Lucas in the year 1986. This milestone was significant for the organization, which was traditionally female-oriented, and Lucas’s election marked a progressive step toward inclusivity within student leadership. His presidency demonstrated that leadership opportunities were not limited by gender, setting a precedent for future officers and members. This achievement not only contributed to the visibility of male involvement in the organization but also helped to encourage a diverse range of perspectives and experiences in FCCLA's leadership.