Who are the State Officer Advisors selected by?

The selection of State Officer Advisors is made by the State Advisor. This decision usually takes into account the needs and dynamics of the state DECA organization, ensuring that advisors with the appropriate skills, experience, and dedication are chosen to support the development of state officers. The State Advisor plays a crucial role in guiding the overall direction of the DECA program and is responsible for making key appointments that facilitate effective leadership within the organization.

The other options involve roles that support local chapter activities or regional coordination but do not have the authority to make selections for state-level positions. Local chapters typically focus on their individual members and activities, district advisors have a more localized scope, often mentoring within specific regions instead of at the state level, and the Board of Directors might be responsible for broader governance rather than direct involvement in officer selection.