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MVCTC HOSA Chapter Off to a Great Start
Clayton, Ohio – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC)
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) chapter held their first
meeting of the school year on Tuesday, October 1, 2013. The
junior
HOSA classes held their meeting in the morning and the senior classes
in the afternoon. The meetings included the induction of the 2013-14
HOSA officers.
The 2013-14 Junior HOSA Officers are:
• President – McKenze Moss (Biotechnology from
Trotwood )
• Vice-President – Danasha Montgomery (Health Careers
Academy from Trotwood )
• Secretary – Madison Borad (Allied Health
Technologies from Preble Shawnee)
• Treasurer – Zaina Phillips (Allied Health
Technologies from Brookville )
• Public Relations – Cheyanna Turner (Allied Health
Technologies from Bethel)
• Parliamentarian – Ashley Rowe (Allied Health
Technologies from Tri-Village)
• Historian – Emma Rife (Health Careers Academy from
Miami East)
• Reporter – Chelsie Barker (Biotechnology from
Brookville )
The 2013-14 Junior HOSA Voting Delegates are:
• Brooke Cooley (Health Careers Academy from Trotwood
)
• Luke Thies (Biotechnology from Tri-County North )
• Kathryn Peterman (Health Careers Academy from
Northmont)
• Saundra Kirklin (Allied Health Technologies from
Carlisle )
• Stephanie Hoskins (Allied Health Technologies from
Brookville)
• Ashley Spitler (Allied Health Technologies from New
Lebanon )
• Morgan Fuller (Biotechnology from Brookville)
The 2013-2014 Junior HOSA CTSO Council Representatives are:
• Tiffany Doyle (Health Careers Academy from Bethel )
• Edi Pena (Allied Health Technologies from Huber
Heights)
The 2013-2014 Senior HOSA Officers are:
• President – Margaret Myers (Biotechnology from
Tri-County North)
• Vice-President – Megan Meyer (Biotechnology from
Northmont)
• Secretary – Emily Kindel (Allied Health
Technologies from Miami East)
• Treasurer – Nicole Leyes (Biotechnology from Milton
Union )
• Parliamentarian – Morgan Senters (Allied Health
Technologies from Preble Shawnee)
• Historian – Tiffany Flory (Biotechnology from
National Trail)
• Reporter – Dyreda Helton (Allied Health
Technologies from Northridge)
The 2013-14 Senior HOSA Voting Delegates are:
• Jackie Cole (Allied Health Technologies from
National Trail)
• Annalesa Hartstine (Allied Health Technologies from
Milton Union )
• Brooklyn Murphy (Health Careers Academy: Medical
Careers from Valley View)
• Tawny Knoll (Allied Health Technologies from Eaton )
• Da’Sha Ward (Allied Health Technologies from Huber
Heights)
The 2013-2014 Senior HOSA CTSO Council Representatives are:
• Blanca Lopez (Council President) (Allied Health
Technologies from Huber Heights )
• Caleb Gehres (Allied Health Technologies from West
Carrollton )
Students representing MVCTC HOSA attended the 2013-2014 HOSA Fall
Leadership Conference on October 15, 2013, in Columbus, Ohio.
While at
the Fall Leadership Conference the officers learned news ways to run
meetings and to grow in their leadership abilities. Also while at the
conference, a guest speaker with a child diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis
spoke about the challenges of keeping her child healthy while trying to
maintain a ‘normal’ lifestyle for the family.
Officers also learned from a Professional Registered Parliamentarian
how to properly run a meeting using Robert’s Rules of Order. The State
Officers demonstrated a poorly run meeting and then a properly run
meeting. Morgan Senters, senior chapter Parliamentarian, said, “It was
very helpful to actually see both a poorly and efficiently run meeting.
I now have the information I need to better perform my duties for my
chapter.”
During the conference, students broke up in to different groups,
depending on what HOSA chapter office they held. The voting delegates
then deliberated over numerous pin designs from across Ohio to
determine the best pin to represent Ohio at our National Convention in
June. The Motto for the Ohio HOSA State Leadership Conference was also
under deliberation.
HOSA is a national student organization designed to promote career
opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery
of quality health care to all people. HOSA provides a unique
program
of leadership development, motivation, and recognition exclusively for
secondary, postsecondary, adult, and collegiate students. For
more
information on MVCTC career technical programs in the healthcare field,
please visit www.mvctc.com.
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