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MVCTC
students completed at the Ohio HOSA State Conference
and qualified for the 39th Annual
International HOSA Leadership
Conference to be held in June. Pictured left to right – Lanora Mitchell
(Northmont), Shanaz Shareef (Trotwood), Kayla Blanton (Milton-Union),
Destiny Gerlach (Wayne),
Shannon Masters (Wayne), Spencer Haynes
(Brookville), Kathryn Lehman (Milton-Union), Emma Grusenmeyer
(Northmont), Ella Madlinger (Brookville), Anna Shockey (Brookville),
and Sara Witmer (Tri-Village).
Not pictured – Paige Burris, Elsa
Huffman, and Lori Wolfe.
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MVCTC Students
Qualify for HOSA National Contests
Toledo, Ohio – Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) students
in the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Chapter competed
in the State HOSA Leadership Conference April 5-6, at the University of
Toledo. Students performing well at the state conference
qualified for the 39th Annual International HOSA Leadership Conference
to be held June 22-25, in Nashville, TN.
The MVCTC Parliamentary Procedure Team placed 1st in the HOSA State
Competition and qualified for the National HOSA Contest in June 2016.
The team includes Allied Health students: Kayla Blanton (Milton-Union),
Destiny Gerlach (Wayne), Emma Grusenmeyer (Northmont), Spencer Haynes
(Brookville), Kathryn Lehman (Milton-Union), Ella Madlinger
(Brookville), Shanaz Shareef (Trotwood), and Anna Shockey (Brookville).
Lanora Mitchell, a junior in the Allied Health program from Northmont,
placed 1st in the State Medical Terminology Contest.
Elsa Huffman, a junior in the Allied Health program from Dixie, placed
3rd in the State Extemporaneous Writing Contest.
Lorie Wolfe, a junior in the Health Careers Academy from Tipp City,
placed 3rd in the State Life Support Skills Contest.
Sarah Witmer, a senior in the Allied Health Program from Tri-Village,
placed 3rd in the State Medical Reading Contest.
Paige Burris, a senior in the Allied Health Program from Versailles,
placed 4th in the State Medical Spelling Contest.
Shannon Masters, a junior in the Allied Health Program from Wayne,
placed 5th in the State Medical Spelling Contest.
During the State HOSA Contest, MVCTC’s Kathryn Lehman (Milton-Union)
was also elected to be the Ohio HOSA State Parliamentarian for the
2016-2017 school year.
HOSA is a national student organization designed to promote career
opportunities in the healthcare 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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