Board of Directors

Tiffany Fujita is in her 20th year of teaching FCS. She has taught grades 7th - 12th. Tiffany has been an FCCLA advisor for the past 15 years. While in high school, she served as a region officer for 2 years in and was the state president in 1999- 2000. Tiffany is currently serving as the Region 10 Mentor advisor and your FCCLA Board of Directors President.

Taught FCS for 30+ years; now at CSUSacramento supervising student teachers. Coordinates Mentor Advisor Program; serves as Vice President of the FCCLA Board of Directors

First time wading into the waters of being a 'Board Member'. This is the beginning of my 25th year as an FCS Instructor and Advisor – 22-years at Cordova High School and this school year is the beginning of my 3rd-year adventure at Oak Ridge High School up the hill in El Dorado Hills. Before entering the teaching profession, I worked in the hospitality industry for 20 years – both back and front of the house. I returned to UC Davis (after a twenty year sabbatical) to finish my degree in Design, Textiles and Fashion. I am looking forward to being your Secretary Representative. Wishing us all luck in serving.

Myeasha Pruitt teaches Food Science at Ysmael Villegas Middle School. This will be her 26th year as an educator, her 12th year teaching FCS, and her 10th as an FCCLA adviser. Along with being deeply involved in FCCLA, she is also involved in her community, teaching swimming each summer. Ms.Pruitt is daring to dream by beginning her PhD program in FCS at Texas Tech this year.

Julisa Salazar is a senior at Tokay High School in Lodi Region 6, this will be her 3rd year as an active member of FCCLA, previously serving as Region 6 Historian. Her talent was recognized with the 2024 Region Scrapbook award. She's excelled in competitions, earning 2nd place in Focus on Children Level 2 and 1st place in National Programs Level 3. Julisa volunteers at the Montessori preschool and two local elementary schools, and enjoys working with children at the WOW museum in her hometown, also active in CSF, C3O2, and the Vocabulary Club. During free time, Julisa loves spending time with her childhood dog Betty who she loves so much, and making memories with family and best friend. Julisa plans to pursue a career in criminal or forensic psychology after college, aspiring to make a positive impact and help others. Her goal as a State Officer is to inspire others that leadership is achievable.

Melissa Webb serves as the Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) Education Programs Consultant, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) State Advisor, and the Career Technical Education (CTE) Lead for the Education, Child Development, & Family Services; Fashion and Interior Design; and Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation industry sectors for the California Department of Education (CDE). She provides technical assistance and support to FCS teachers and FCCLA Chapter Advisors at the middle and high school levels. Melissa has fourteen years of FCS teaching experience at the secondary level and has been a consultant at the CDE for the past fourteen years. She is a California FCCLA Honorary Member and 2020 FCCLA National Leadership Hall of Fame Inductee. In her free time Melissa enjoys traveling, exercising, and spending time with her family and huskies.

Michelle Stetsko is the current FCSTAC Board President and has been teaching FCS for 23 years. She is the current FCCLA Region 8 coordinator and also serves as the Region 8 Mentor Advisor.

I am your business liaison and proud to be a part of FCCLA Board of Directors! After being a high school teacher for 22 years I have retired and I am excited to be a part of this organization in this capacity.

James Oviatt has been active with FCCLA for the last 35 years, and was inducted into the national FCCLA Leadership Hall of Fame. While in school James served as a Chapter, Region, and State officer, and served on the FCCLA CA Board of Directors for 20 years. He can often be found at State Leadership Conference as the voice behind the curtain or assisting with Nominating Committee. Known to most of the students as “the Disney guy”, James has been a Cast Member at the Disneyland Resort for over 20 years. In that time he has made magic in Park Operations, the Dream Squad, Workforce Management, and is currently an Operations Training Manager supporting Entertainment.