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Dylan Clark, MVCTC senior in
Computer Network Engineering
program from West Carrollton, won First Place in the
National Systems
Administration using CISCO Contest at the National BPA Conference in
Anaheim, CA.
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MVCTC Business
Students attend BPA National Leadership Conference
Anaheim, CA –– Top students from Miami Valley Career Technology Center
(MVCTC) attended the Business Professionals of America (BPA) 2015
National Leadership Conference, “Imagine, Believe, Become” in Anaheim,
CA, May 6-10, 2015. MVCTC chapter members, Kelsey Glaze
(Northmont); Reggie Steele (Jefferson); Spencer Haney (Brookville);
Dylan Clark (West Carrollton), Kelvin Hovatter (West Carrollton);
Justin Koger (Northridge); Carrington Kleptz (Northmont); and Carly
Fink (Tri-County North); joined over 5,000 other conference delegates
from across the nation to participate in the national level business
skills competitions, workshops, general sessions, and the national
officer candidate campaigns and elections.
The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) had two National
Award Winners and two Top Ten finishes at the 2015 Business
Professionals of America National Leadership Conference.
Dylan Clark, a senior in the Computer Network Engineering program from
West Carrollton, won First Place in the National Systems Administration
using CISCO Contest.
Spencer Haney, a senior in the Game Programming and Web Applications
program from Brookville, won First Place in the National JAVA
Programming Contest.
Kelvin Hovatter, a senior in the Computer Network Engineering program
from West Carrollton, placed in the Top Ten in the National Systems
Administration using CISCO Contest.
Justin Koger, a senior in the Computer Repair and Technical Support
program from Northridge, placed in the Top Ten in the National PC
Servicing and Troubleshooting Contest.
In addition to the competitive events, MVCTC students achieved national
recognition in the BPA Torch Award program. The winners were recognized
during the National Honor Awards General Session on Thursday May 7,
2015, at the Anaheim Convention Center Arena. National Ambassador Torch
Winners from MVCTC included:
Carly Fink, Tri-County North High School, Business Academy Program
taught by Mr. Ken Kessler.
Bryant Fox, Ansonia High School, Business Ownership Program, taught by
Mr. Dave Collins and Mrs. Mandy Watts.
Emily Weaver, Franklin-Monroe High School, Business Academy Program,
taught by Mr. Ken Kessler.
BPA is a national student organization for high school, college, and
middle school students preparing for careers in business and
information technology. The organization’s activities and programs
complement classroom instruction by giving students practical
experience through application of the skills learned at school. BPA
acts as a cohesive agent in the nationwide networking of education and
business and industry. BPA is contributing to the preparation of
a world-class workforce through the advancement of leadership,
citizenship, academic, and technological skills.
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MVCTC BPA chapter members, Kelsey
Glaze (Northmont); Reggie
Steele (Jefferson); Spencer Haney (Brookville);
Dylan Clark (West
Carrollton), Kelvin Hovatter (West Carrollton); Justin Koger
(Northridge); Carrington Kleptz (Northmont);
and Carly Fink (Tri-County
North); joined over 5,000 other conference delegates from across the
nation to participate in the
national level business skills
competitions, workshops, general sessions, and the national officer
candidate
campaigns and elections at the 2015 BPA National Leadership
Conference in Anaheim, CA.
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