Chelsea Doss is the executive director of the Tennessee FFA Foundation. Chelsea has been serving in that position since 2014.

Doss was born in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Her Linkedin profile mentions that she attended Eagleville High School and completed her graduation in 2007 with a major in Agriculture. While at college, she was active in sports and played basketball and softball.

The 33-year-old was the student body vice president and the FFA president during her college years. She currently runs a family farm in Cookeville, Tennessee, with her partner. 

Rose is a former Tennesse commissioner of agriculture himself. He also served as the chairman of Tennesse Future Farmers (FFA) of America. Chelsea was a member of the organization during her high school days. 

When Chelsea was a junior at Tennessee Technological University, she was awarded the Rose Scholarship provided by her future husband, John. Doss said in the media that John coached her and made everything possible for her in FFA since high school.

The Tennessee-born was a junior at Tennessee Tech when she received the scholarship. Then-20-years-old, Doss was studying agribusiness management and agricultural communications.

Doss was appointed Tennessee state FFA officer while in college. Furthermore, she became the national FFA officer in 2009. A Tennesse Tech press reported that Chelsea is the fresh face of modern FFA who will become a pathfinder for other students nationwide.