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Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Friday, June 22, 2007
The third day
of HOSA’s 30th annual National Leadership
Conference began early with judges arriving for breakfast at 7:30 to prepare
for a day of judging competitors.
The following events took place on Friday at the
Orlando
World
Center
Marriott:
Job Seeking
Skills
Interviewing
Skills
Community
Awareness
Health
Education
CPR/First Aid
Biomedical
Debate
Extemporaneous
Speaking
Knowledge
Tests
Speaking
Skills
Prepared
Speaking
Clinical
Specialty
Dental
Spelling
HOSA Bowl
HOSA is very appreciative of
Poinciana
High School
and
Valencia
Community College
for hosting skills event competitors in Nursing Assisting, Dental Assisting,
Medical Laboratory Assisting and Physical Therapy.
Exhibitors made the most of their final day and continued to
meet with HOSA delegates until the HOSA exposition ended at 1 p.m. on Friday
afternoon.
Educational Symposiums continued taking place throughout the day
with such topics as “The Medicinal Use of Laughter,” “The ABC’s of Being a High School Athletic Training Student Aid” and
“Genes in a Bottle.” The Educational Symposiums at this year’s NLC were
outstanding and gave HOSA members an opportunity to learn about different areas
and aspects of healthcare.
The
New
Advisor
Leadership
Academy
, with
approximately 50 in attendance, took place from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Friday
morning. This provides new local advisors with the opportunity to learn more
about HOSA and how to create a successful chapter in their school.
Congratulations to those advisors and best wishes implementing the newly
learned best practices.
The National Recognition Session, which recognizes those
chapters and their members who have contributed to HOSA as well as individual
chapter accomplishments throughout the past year, began at 7:30 on Friday
evening.
The first
awards were presented to Outstanding HOSA Advisors. Each HOSA advisor is a
positive influence for their students and makes a difference in the life of
every HOSA member they teach. This is a chance to recognize those individuals
for their hard work.
The following advisors were nominated by their state association
for the award of OUTSTANDING HOSA
ADVISOR:
State
|
Name
|
School
|
AL
|
Mary Virginia Hall
|
Peter
J.
Kirksey
Career
Center
|
AZ
|
Cathy Monroe
|
Sunnyside
High School
|
CA
|
Dianna Anderson
|
E.
Bakersfield
High School
|
CA
|
Donna Breed
|
North Orange
County
ROP
|
CO
|
Alana Scott
|
Pickens
Technical
College
|
FL
|
Chrissy Fields
|
Jupiter
High School
|
HI
|
Candace Chun
|
Miliani
High
School
|
IA
|
Julie Babbit
|
S.W.I.S.
Career
Vision
Academy
|
ID
|
Joanne Clovis
|
Bosie
School
District
|
IL
|
Karen Calligaris
|
Grundy AVC
|
IN
|
Lori Stapleton
|
Hoosier
Hills
Career
Center
|
KS
|
Melody Robinson
|
Wichita
West
High
School
|
KS
|
Denice Klassen
|
Wichita
Area
Technical
Center
|
KY
|
Tammy Wright
|
Louisville
Central
Magnet
Academy
|
KY
|
Kim Nealis
|
Maysville Community and
Technical
College
|
MD
|
Joan Coffman
|
Harford
Technical
High
School
|
ME
|
Karla Gordon
|
Bath
Regional Vocational Center
|
MI
|
Dawn Stewart
|
Oakland
Technical
Center
- SW
|
MN
|
Sandra Warp
|
Duluth
Secondary
Tech.
Center
|
MS
|
Martha Stokes
|
Philadelphia-Neshoba Vocational Center
|
MS
|
Sandra Thomas
|
Meridian
Community College
|
NC
|
Lynne Ingle
|
Hopewell
High School
|
NE
|
John Hubert
|
Midlands
HOSA/Papillion-LaVista
|
NH
|
Janine Parent
|
Salem
High School
|
NJ
|
Johanna Herman
|
Salem County Vo-Tech Schools
|
NJ
|
Gina DeMaio
|
Atlantic County Institute of Technology
|
NY
|
Bonny
Shelby
|
Genesee
Valley
BOCES
|
NY
|
Donna Bellamare
|
Questar III BOCES
|
OH
|
Bob Bundy
|
Clay
High School
|
OK
|
Heather Fenton
|
Kiamichi
Technology
Center
McAlester
|
OK
|
Pamela Adamson
|
Kiamichi
Technology
Center
Hugo
|
PA
|
Debra Kirchhof-Glazier
|
Juniata
College
|
PR |
Wilson Sanchez Bonilla |
Puerto Rico
|
PR |
Ruth Rivera Rodriquez |
Puerto Rico
|
SC
|
Virginia Bishop
|
Lexington
Technology
Center
|
SC
|
Doris Gainey
|
Applied Technology Campus
|
TN
|
Cheryl Wooten
|
Stewart
County
High
School
|
TX
|
Deanna Harville
|
Frenship
High
School
|
UT
|
Garth McFarland
|
West
High School
|
UT
|
Mindy Tulane
|
DATC
|
VA
|
Susan Baitis
|
Brooke
Point
High
School
|
VA
|
Margie Farmer
|
Richmond
Technical
Center
|
VT
|
Julie Ware
|
Hartford
School
of Technology
|
WI
|
Jane Leto
|
West Allis Central
|
WV
|
Cynthia Sundstrom
|
Fayette Institute of Technology
|
The following students participated in the NATIONAL RECOGNITION PROGRAM:
State
|
Name
|
School
|
AZ
|
Erik Gutierrez
|
Central Arizona Vocational
Institute
of
Technology
|
CA
|
Hazel Alvarenga
|
Palmdale
High School
|
CA
|
Wendi Routhier
|
Palmdale
High School
|
FL
|
Beryl Colbert
|
Boca
Ciega
High School
|
FL
|
Jenna Watson
|
Columbia
High School
|
FL
|
Katelyn Aiello
|
Coral
Reef
Senior
High School
|
FL
|
Melissa Gonzalez
|
Coral
Reef
Senior
High School
|
FL
|
Sarah Martinez
|
Coral
Reef
Senior
High School
|
FL
|
Roshan Nagarsheth
|
Jupiter
High School
|
IN
|
Ryan Pierce
|
Southern
Indiana
Career & Technical
Center
|
IN
|
Jennifer Michel
|
Southern
Indiana
Career & Technical
Center
|
IN
|
Kelli Hatcher
|
Southern
Indiana
Career & Technical
Center
|
KY
|
Heather Williams
|
Harrison
County
ATC
|
MS
|
Kristin Lamb
|
Gulfport
High School
|
MS
|
Simon Nichols
|
Gulfport
High School
|
MS
|
Lauren Anderson
|
Gulfport
High School
|
NC
|
Allen Stephens
|
Smoky
Mountain
High School
|
NH
|
Kate DiNapoli
|
Concord
School
of Technology
|
NJ
|
Kristen Ernst
|
Bridgeton
High School
|
OK
|
Rosa Comstock
|
Kiamichi
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Billy Carlton
|
Kiamichi
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Audra Emberson
|
Kiamichi
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Trixie Duncan
|
Northeast
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Keri Couch
|
Northeast
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Calvin Gwartney
|
Northeast
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Jason Kersey
|
Northeast
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Amanda Seabolt
|
Northeast
Technology
Center
|
OK
|
Amber Carter
|
Oklahoma
Northwest AVTS
|
PA
|
Yolanda Rodriguez
|
Reading-Muhlenberg AVTS
|
TN
|
Inna Krivolapova
|
Bradley
Central
High
School
|
TN
|
Kim Smith
|
Bradley
Central
High
School
|
TN
|
Sarah-Taylor Argo
|
Crockett
County
High
School
|
TN
|
Will Golliver
|
Crockett
County
High
School
|
TN
|
Aaron Bishop
|
David
Crockett
High
School
|
TN
|
Sabrina Guinn
|
David
Crockett
High
School
|
TN
|
Kristy Moore
|
David
Crockett
High
School
|
TN
|
Amanda Stanley
|
David
Crockett
High
School
|
TN
|
Zachary Wilson
|
David
Crockett
High
School
|
TN
|
Michelle Neal
|
East
High School
|
TN
|
Detricia Peeples
|
East
High School
|
TN
|
Courtney Richardson
|
East
High School
|
TN
|
Ladarrius Spencer
|
East
High School
|
TN
|
Chatuan Winfrey
|
East
High School
|
TN
|
Meredith Dunn
|
Gibson
County
High
School
|
TN
|
Meredith Murray
|
Gibson
County
High
School
|
TN
|
Erica Porter
|
Giles
County
High
School
|
TN
|
Joshua Burse
|
Hamilton
High School
|
TN
|
Brittany Fowler
|
Hamilton
High School
|
TN
|
Corey Jones
|
Hamilton
High School
|
TN
|
Felizita Little
|
Hamilton
High School
|
TN
|
Chelsey Triplett
|
Hamilton
High School
|
TN
|
Freddie Williams
|
Houston
High School
|
TN
|
Chad
Sisk
|
Richland
High School
|
TN
|
Cody Coulter
|
Stewart
County
|
TN
|
Trent Wooten
|
Stewart
County
|
TX
|
Shingmei Chang
|
Arlington
High School
|
TX
|
Amarette Edmonson
|
Boerne
High School
|
TX
|
Stephanie Moreno
|
Boerne
High School
|
TX
|
Annie Poppel
|
Copperas
Cove
High School
|
TX
|
Jena
DiSimoni
|
Copperas
Cover
High
School
|
TX
|
Evelia Sosa
|
James
Pace
High
School
|
TX
|
Rosa Villarreal
|
James
Pace
High
School
|
TX
|
Frank Barrera
|
James
Pace
High
School
|
TX
|
German
Juarez
|
James
Pace
High
School
|
TX
|
Ernesto Gonzalez
|
James
Pace
High
School
|
TX
|
Milida Vargas
|
James
Pace
High
School
|
TX
|
Cecily Schneider
|
Judson
Senior High School
|
TX
|
Norma Mata
|
La
Joya
Senior
High School
|
TX
|
Selena Martinez
|
Los
Fresnos
High School
|
TX
|
Fatima Garcia
|
Morton
Ranch
High
School
|
TX
|
Ariel Alonso
|
Rivera
High School
|
TX
|
Stephanie Alanis
|
Rivera
High School
|
TX
|
Jose Sanchez
|
Rivera
High School
|
TX
|
Emily Fravel
|
Tomball
High School
|
TX
|
Lauren Mandola
|
Tomball
High School
|
TX
|
Julpa Dave
|
UT
Arlington
|
TX
|
Mahmuda Fartha
|
UT
Arlington
|
VA
|
Laura LaPerle
|
Brooke
Point
High
School
|
VA
|
Tanye Renee Martin
|
Martinsville
High School
|
VA
|
Alondra Rangel
|
Massanutten
Technical
Center
|
VA
|
Brittany Palmer
|
Massanutten
Technical
Center
|
WV
|
Domenica Mancuso
|
Preston
High School
|
NATIONAL SERVICE PROJECT
Jennifer Smith
from Autism Speaks, HOSA’s 2006-2008 National Service
Project, presented the awards to the associations and chapters that performed
“above and beyond” in financial donations or volunteer service to Autism
Speaks.
The state
president from
North Carolina
, Allen Stephens,
joined Ms. Smith and the National Officers on stage as
North Carolina
was recognized for making the
top financial contribution to Autism Speaks, which was more than $20,000.
HOSA’s largest single chapter contribution was more than $2,000
from
David
W.
Butler
High
School
in
North
Carolina
.
The following chapters received an award of recognition for
either raising funds of $100 or volunteering a minimum of 100 hours for HOSA’s National Service Project:
State
|
School
|
Volunteer Hours
|
Amount Donated
|
CA |
Ygnacio
Valley
High School
|
|
391 |
CA |
Mt. San Antonio College |
|
385 |
CA |
Smoky
Mountain
High School
|
|
152 |
IL |
West
Aurora
High
School
|
|
150 |
MN |
Wright
Tech
Center
|
|
100 |
MN |
Duluth
Secondary
Technical
Center
|
24
|
350 |
NE |
Ralston & Papillion/Midlands HOSA |
|
360 |
NH |
Gallen
Career
& Technical
Center
|
|
418 |
NH |
Region #9 Vocational
Technical
Center
|
|
173 |
NY |
Genesee
Valley
BOCES #17115 |
|
200 |
NY |
Genesee
Valley
BOCES #17123 |
|
200 |
NC |
Smoky
Mountain
High School
|
|
152 |
OK |
Indian
Capital
Tech
Center
Sallisaw |
|
265 |
OK |
Kiamichi
Tech
Center
–
McAlester
|
22
|
300 |
OK |
Frances
Tuttle
Technology
Center
|
4
|
100 |
PA |
Berks Career and Technology Center West |
30
|
150 |
SC |
RD
Anderson
ATC |
|
105 |
SC |
Marion
County
TEC
|
46
|
180 |
SC |
Lexington
Technology
Center
|
|
337.50 |
SC |
Applied Technology Education Campus |
|
200 |
SC |
Spring
Valley
High School
|
|
100 |
TN |
Bradley
Central
High
School
|
|
250 |
TN |
Houston
High –
Germantown
|
|
150 |
TN |
Dresden
High School
|
|
100 |
TN |
East High |
|
100 |
VA |
Greene
County
Tech Ed Center |
10 |
422 |
VA |
E.C.
Glass
High
School
|
4 |
100 |
VA |
Martinsville
High School
|
|
100 |
VA |
Franklin
County
High
School
|
|
200 |
VA |
Smyth Career and
Technology
Center
|
|
200 |
WI |
Oak
Creek
High School
|
|
400 |
WV |
Fayette Institute of Technology - Sundstrom |
|
100 |
WV |
Boone
Career & Technical
Center
|
|
100 |
WV |
Fayette Institute of Technology – Shumaker |
|
150 |
WV |
Fayette Institute of Technology – Petitt |
|
150 |
WV |
McDowell
County
Career
& Technical
Center
|
|
100 |
The following chapters received an award of merit for either
raising funds of $500 or volunteering a minimum of 500 hours for HOSA’s National Service Project:
State
|
School
|
Volunteer Hours
|
$$ Donated
|
AR |
Quitman
High School
|
|
2792.23 |
AR |
Conway
High School
West |
|
500 |
FL |
Simmons
Career
Center
|
|
503.44 |
IN |
Hoosier
Hills
Career
Center
|
|
500 |
IN |
Southern
Indiana
Career & Technical
Center
|
750 |
2000 |
MI |
Bay
Arenac
ISD
Career
Center
|
88 |
1123.90 |
MS |
AP Fatheree |
260 |
2000 |
NC |
Plymouth
High School
|
15 |
500 |
NC |
Berry
Academy
|
3 |
2617.56 |
NC |
David
W.
Butler
High School
|
23 |
4698.06 |
NC |
Highland
School
of Technology |
389 |
861.73 |
NC |
Hopewell
High School
|
60 |
3854 |
NC |
Providence
High School
|
|
717.55 |
NC |
University
of
North Carolina
–
Greensboro
|
322 |
500 |
NC |
Smithfield-Selma
High School
|
40 |
707 |
NC |
Southern
Alamance
High School
|
330 |
295 |
NH |
Gallen
Career
& Technical
Center
|
100 |
418 |
NH |
Pinkerton
Academy
|
51 |
1300 |
NJ |
Orange
High School
|
630 |
1300 |
OK |
Tulsa
Technology
Center
|
|
822.13 |
OK |
Northwest
Technology
Center
|
29 |
724 |
OR |
Roseburg
High School
|
35 |
500 |
PA |
Center for Arts & Technology – Pickering |
105 |
849 |
PA |
Carrick
High School
|
100 |
1736 |
PA |
St. Marys Area High School |
|
1140.25 |
SC |
White
Knoll
High
School
|
|
1000 |
SC |
Gilbert
High School
|
|
510 |
TN |
Siegel
High School
|
|
1122 |
TN |
Union
County
High
School
|
|
507.50 |
TN |
Bolton
High School
|
16 |
550.50 |
TN |
Ravenwood
High
School
|
|
500 |
TX |
Boerne
High School
|
|
762.77 |
TX |
Duncanville
High School
|
361 |
480 |
TX |
Plano
Senior High School
|
|
1600 |
VA |
Brooke
Point
High
School
|
4 |
500 |
VA |
Franklin
City
High
School
|
20 |
4002 |
WI |
William
Horlick
High School
|
150 |
500 |
WV |
James Rumsey Technical Institute |
1020 |
516 |
WV |
Preston
High School
|
225 |
300 |
HOSA is thankful for all those chapters and individuals who participated
in the National Service Project!
MOST
ENTHUSIASTIC STATE ASSOCIATION
Hawaii HOSA was recognized for showing the most enthusiasm at
this year’s NLC. Congratulations!
MOST
PROFESSIONAL
STATE
This year, National HOSA recognized the state that most
exemplified the most professional state association. The Most Professional
State at this year’s NLC was Colorado HOSA. Congratulations!
LARGEST STATE
DELEGATION
Texas
, with a
record 472 members and guests in attendance, was recognized for having the Largest
State Delegation at this year’s NLC. Congratulations
KAISER
PERMANENTE HEALTHCARE ISSUES EXAM
Kaiser
Permanente sponsors HOSA’s National Health Care
Issues Exam. This year, Kaiser Permanente donated $1000 per division to those
with the highest scores on the health care issues exam.
Mastery Level
– Postsecondary/Collegiate Division:
State
|
Name
|
CA |
Randy Luttrell |
CA |
Susan Ruan |
CA |
Tai Tang |
MA |
William-Bernard Reid-Varley |
OK |
Mackenzie Enright |
OK |
April McCoy |
OK |
Lu Stephens |
SC |
Teresa Russ |
WV |
Michelle Barnett |
WV |
Deborah Phelps |
The first place postsecondary/collegiate winner receiving the
$1,000 scholarship is William-Bernard Reid-Varley from
Massachusetts
. Congratulations
William-Bernard!
Mastery Level
– Secondary Division:
State
|
Name
|
AZ |
Cameron Crane |
AZ |
Marissa Keane |
AZ |
Amy Kijewski |
AZ |
Erin Reiman |
CA |
Jonathan Quach |
CA |
Lisa Teixeira |
CA |
Stefanie Yoshizuka |
ID |
Tucker
Logan
|
IN |
Tabitha Lowry |
NC |
Ehren Dancy |
NC |
Binh Ly |
NJ |
Katrina Bandeli |
NJ |
Ehsanur Meah |
OK |
Bianca Myers |
PA |
Sarah Park |
SC |
Scott Johnson |
TN |
Oren Livingston |
TX |
Asif Ansari |
TX |
Carissa Braun |
TX |
Jillian Catral |
TX |
Marissa LaMoure |
TX |
Norwin Mascarenhas |
TX |
Kate Mozynski |
TX |
Kendra Naranju |
TX |
Tam Nguyen |
TX |
Trang Nguyen |
TX |
Priya Patel |
TX |
Bradley Pierce |
TX |
Luba Polyak |
TX |
Ali Priest |
TX |
Erin Purser |
TX |
Radhika Sakalkale |
TX |
Ravi
Sunkara |
TX |
Haleigh Svoboda |
WI |
Kayla Blado |
WI |
Neil Sharma |
WV |
Autumn Fraley |
The first
place secondary winner receiving the $1,000 scholarship is Kendra Naranju from
Texas
.
Congratulations Kendra!
NATIONAL HOSA WEEK
The following chapters were recognized for participating in
National HOSA Week from November 5-11, 2006. Chapters promote HOSA through
community service, knowledge fairs, guest lectures and other healthcare related
activities during HOSA Week.
State
|
School
|
Level
|
AR |
Conway
Area
Career
Center
|
SS |
AR |
Quitman
High School
|
SS |
AR |
Tuckerman
High School
|
SS |
AZ |
Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology |
SS |
FL |
Jupiter
High School
|
SS |
FL |
Plantation
High School
|
SS |
FL |
Pensacola
Catholic
High
School
|
SS |
FL |
Pensacola
Junior College
|
PSC |
ID |
Meridian
Medical
Arts
Charter
High
School
|
SS |
IN |
Southern Indiana Career and
Technical
Center
|
SS |
MI |
Bay-Arenac ISD Health Technology |
SS |
MS |
South Pike Career and
Technical
Center
|
SS |
MS |
Gulfport
High School
|
SS |
MS |
Perry
County
Vocational
Technical
Center
|
SS |
MS |
Forrest
County
Agricultural
High School |
SS |
NC |
North
Mecklenburg
High
School
|
SS |
NC |
Polk
County
High
School
|
SS |
NC |
Southern
Alamance
High School
|
SS |
NC |
South
View
High
School
|
SS |
NC |
Smoky
Mountain
High School
|
SS |
NC |
UNC
Greensboro
|
PSC |
NC |
Mitchell
High School
|
SS |
NC |
Hopewell
High School
|
SS |
NY |
Genesee
Valley
BOCES #17115 |
SS |
NY |
Genesee
Valley
BOCES #17123 |
SS |
OK |
Indian
Capital
Technology
Center
|
SS |
OK |
Indian
Capital
Technology
Center
|
PSC |
TN |
Cumberland
County
High
School
|
SS |
TN |
Dresden
High School
|
SS |
TN |
Jefferson
County
High
School
|
SS |
TN |
Hamilton
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Arlington
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Judson
Senior High School
|
SS |
TX |
North
Garland
High
School
|
SS |
TX |
Brenham
High School
|
SS |
TX |
J.B. Alexander |
SS |
TX |
University
of
Texas
at
Arlington
|
PSC |
TX |
La
Joya
Senior
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Plano
Senior High School
|
SS |
TX |
Boerne
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Duncanville
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Judson
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Abilene
High School
|
SS |
UT |
Roy
High School
|
SS |
VA |
Greensville
County
High
School
|
SS |
VA |
Franklin
City
High
School
|
SS |
VA |
Martinsville
High School
|
SS |
VA |
Greene
County
Tech Ed Center |
SS |
VA |
Brooke
Point
High
School
|
SS |
VA |
Smyth Career and
Tech
Center
|
SS/PSC |
WI |
Oak
Creek
High School
|
SS |
WV |
James Rumsey Technical Institute |
SS |
HOSA encourages each chapter to participate in the 2007 HOSA
Week, which will be held the week of November 4-10, 2007.
CHAPTER NEWSLETTER
In order to increase the visibility of HOSA to potential
healthcare students, associations and healthcare corporations, HOSA chapters
are encouraged to develop newsletters. The Chapter Newsletters recognized with
a Certificate of Excellence for earning a rating of 80% or higher were:
State
|
School
|
AZ |
Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology |
CT |
East
Haven
High School
|
FL |
Boca
Ciega
High School
|
FL |
Jupiter
High School
|
FL |
Palm
Beach
Lakes
Community
High School
|
FL |
Pensacola
Catholic
High
School
|
FL |
Pensacola
Junior College
|
FL |
Philip Randolph Academies of Technology |
GA |
Colquitt
County
|
IL |
Grundy AVC |
KY |
Harrison
County
ATC
|
KY |
Martin
County
Area
Technology
Center
|
MI |
Bay-Arenac
ISD
Career
Center
|
MS |
Forrest
County
Agricultural
High School |
MS |
Greene
County
Vo Tech |
NC |
David
W.
Butler
High School
|
NC |
Forbush
High
School
|
NC |
Smithfield-Selma High School2 |
NC |
Smoky
Mountain
High School
|
NC |
UNC
Greensboro
|
OK |
Green
Country
Technology
Center
|
OK |
Indian
Capital Technology Center
50736
|
OK |
Indian
Capital
Technology
Center
Sallisaw |
OK |
Indian
Capital
Technology
Center
Stillwell |
OK |
KTC
McAlester
|
TN |
Decatur
County
Riverside
High School
|
TX |
Arlington
High School
|
TX |
Boerne
High School
|
TX |
Duncanville
High School
|
TX |
Jasper
High School
|
TX |
JB Alexander High School |
TX |
Judson
High School
|
TX |
Mission
High School
|
TX |
Plano East
Senior High School
60055
|
TX |
Plano East
Senior High School
60273
|
TX |
Plano
Senior High School
|
TX |
United
South
High School
|
VA |
Chesterfield
Technical
Center
|
VA |
Rockbridge
County
High
School
|
WI |
Oak
Creek
High School
|
WV |
Fayette Institute of Technology |
Congratulations!
OUTSTANDING
HOSA CHAPTER
The Outstanding HOSA Chapter event encourages all HOSA chapters
to plan a program of work in conjunction with the goals and purposes of HOSA
and to encourage the development of local chapter activities to benefit the
student, the local institution, and the community.
The Outstanding HOSA Chapter winners were:
State
|
School
|
Level
|
AR |
Conway
Career
Center
|
SS |
AR |
Conway
Senior High School
|
SS |
AR |
Quitman
High School
|
SS |
AR |
Tuckerman
High School
|
SS |
AZ |
Central Arizona Vocational
Institute
of
Technology
|
SS |
IA |
Maquoketa
High School
|
SS |
IL |
Grundy Area Vocational Center |
SS |
IN |
Hoosier
Hills
Career
Center
|
SS |
KY |
Harrison
County
ATC
|
SS |
ME |
Tri-County Tech |
SS |
MI |
Bay-Arenac
Career
Center
|
SS |
MS |
A.P. Fatherree Vo Tech |
SS |
MS |
Gulfport
High
Technology
Center
|
SS |
NC |
David
W.
Butler
High School
|
SS |
NC |
Forbush
High School
|
SS |
NC |
Highland
School
of Technology |
SS |
NC |
J.F.
Webb
High School
|
SS |
NC |
Myers
Park
High School
|
SS |
NC |
Smithfield-Selma
High
School
|
SS |
NC |
West
Montgomery
High |
SS |
NJ |
Passaic
County
Tech |
SS |
OK |
Kiamichi Tech -
McAlester
|
PS |
OK |
Moore-Norman
Tech
Center
|
PS |
OK |
Green
Country
Technology
Center
|
SS |
OK |
Red River
Tech
Center
|
SS |
OR |
Roseburg
High School
|
SS |
PA |
Reading Muhlenberg Arts-Freedom |
SS |
SC |
Marion Co. Tech Ed Center |
PS |
SC |
Academy for Technology and
Academics |
SS |
TN |
Bradley
Central
High School
|
SS |
TN |
Hamilton
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Boerne
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Duncanville
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Friendswood
High School
- Burdick |
SS |
TX |
Friendswood
High School
- Scarpa |
SS |
TX |
Leander
High School
|
SS |
TX |
Port
Neches
Groves
High
School
|
SS |
UT |
Northridge
High School
|
SS |
VA |
Brooke
Point
High School
|
SS |
WI |
Washington
Park
High School
|
SS |
CONFERENCE
THEME
The Voting Delegates chose the following theme to serve the 2008
National Leadership Conference:
Submitted by North Carolina HOSA, the theme is “Where Dreams are
Made and Futures Begin.”
Becky Davis, chair of HOSA, Inc. Board of Directors, presented
the 2006-2007 National Officers with plaques for serving on the National
Executive Council. HOSA thanks them for their service to the organization!
BARBARA JAMES
SERVICE AWARD
President’s
Student Service Award Recipients
Millions of
students volunteer every day improving communities and making
America
stronger.
Launched in 1998, the President's Student Service Awards is an opportunity for
schools, colleges and community organizations to reward and recognize young
people for their outstanding community service and encourage more young people
to serve.
In conjunction
with the Barbara James Service Award recognition, HOSA has endorsed and
encouraged involvement in the President’s Student Service Awards &
Scholarship program. The individuals listed below have collectively volunteered
over 6,338 hours to others and have
earned both the HOSA Barbara James Service Award and the President’s Student
Service Award.
GOLD
State
|
Name
|
Michigan
|
Stephanie Bowker |
Michigan
|
Justin Watkins |
Mississippi
|
Thomas Roney |
North
Carolina
|
Sarah Piper |
Tennessee
|
Erica Porter |
Virginia
|
Shaisha Ferguson |
Virginia
|
Matthew Lyons |
Virginia
|
Amanda O’Conner |
West
Virginia
|
Michael Haase |
SILVER
State
|
Name
|
New
Hampshire
|
Elizabeth Lavigne |
South
Carolina
|
Carmen Grace Geiger |
Texas
|
Stephanie Light |
Virginia
|
Courtney Migneault |
BRONZE
State
|
Name
|
Idaho
|
Sara Knapp |
Iowa
|
Chris German |
Mississippi
|
Lauren Anderson |
Mississippi
|
Kristin Lamb |
North
Carolina
|
Jessica Helms |
Oklahoma
|
Kimberly Clift |
Oklahoma
|
Megan Putze |
Oklahoma
|
Beth Veach |
South
Carolina
|
Zachary Oswald |
Texas
|
Shirali Dave |
Texas
|
Mahmuda Farha |
Texas
|
Ashley Hibbard |
Texas
|
Sophia Pena |
Texas
|
Ashlyn Wessels |
Virginia
|
Maegan Evans |
West
Virginia
|
Ashley Bailey |
West
Virginia
|
Stephanie Bush |
West
Virginia
|
Janis Shaffer |
Barbara James Volunteer Hours – 50 to 100 Hours
The following
HOSA members contributed 821 hours
of volunteer service to others and documented their service in the Barbara
James Service Award. These members attended this year’s NLC.
State
|
Name
|
Missouri
|
Rebecca Brucato |
Oklahoma
|
Cynthia Elise Ault |
Oregon
|
Tanaira Jelley |
Texas
|
Shingmei Chang |
Virginia
|
Tanya Renee Martin |
Virginia
|
Johnny Scott |
The following
HOSA members did not attend this year’s NLC but contributed almost 11,060 hours of volunteer service to
others.
State
|
Name
|
Alabama
|
Linda Fitzmaurice |
Arizona
|
Michelle Wong |
Florida
|
Jocelyn Covington |
Hawaii
|
Ailea Apana |
Indiana
|
Kristin Edmondson |
Iowa
|
Jennifer Creps |
Iowa
|
Valerie Creps |
Iowa
|
Eunises Rodriguez |
Mississippi
|
Brandon Legg |
Mississippi
|
Jenny Ngo |
North
Carolina
|
Paul Kelly Nicholson Jr. |
North
Carolina
|
Allen Norman |
North
Carolina
|
Ariel Sheppard |
| North Carolina |
Samantha Hardy |
| North Carolina |
Cassie Harrington |
| North Carolina |
Haley Holden |
| North Carolina |
Nina Ridgely |
| North Carolina |
Dalanie Webb |
New York
|
Ashley Adrian |
Oklahoma
|
Zach Arbuckle |
Oklahoma
|
Britny Perigo |
Oklahoma
|
Kelisha Thomas |
Oklahoma
|
Jennifer Wilson |
Oregon
|
Nhi Vu |
Oregon
|
Linh N. Duong |
Texas
|
Tiffany Chen |
Texas
|
Osama Hanif |
Texas
|
Vanina Pydugada |
Texas
|
Arun Rao |
Texas
|
Daniel Sandoval |
Utah
|
Breanna Judson |
Utah
|
Sarah Swapp |
Virginia
|
Carrie Carden |
Virginia
|
Tiffany Eason |
Virginia
|
Adriene Foster |
Virginia
|
Genece Marie Perez |
Virginia
|
Patricia Morris |
Virginia
|
Samantha Smith |
Virginia
|
Kenna Taylor |
Virginia
|
Ashley Thomas |
Virginia
|
Brittany Weight |
Virginia
|
Natasha Wright |
West Virginia
|
Samantha Strawser |
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
The Nominating
Committee was then recognized at the session. The Nominating Committee is
responsible for interviewing and selecting the candidates to serve on the
2007-2008 National Executive Council, and we thank them for their service to
the organization.
Secondary
Representatives
Kelsey Bowling (IN)
Shana Martin (VA)
Postsecondary/Collegiate
Representatives
Casie McCann (KY)
Patricia Whitt (WV)
Adult
Representatives
Nancy Allen (SC)
Wanda Wolf (OK)
Executive
Council Members
Heather Coggins (SC)
Landon Stoker (UT)
James Cartwright (TN)
Jenn Gilman (WV)
2007-2008 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Following
recognition of the Nominating Committee, the 2007-2008 National Executive
Council was announced.
Postsecondary/Collegiate Vice-President: Jennifer Roesch (FL)
Region I Vice-President: Lorin Moton (TX)
Region II Vice-President: Raelise Emard (FL)
Region III Vice-President: Allen Stephens (NC)
Postsecondary/Collegiate Board Representative: Jude Alcide (FL)
Secondary Board Representative: Whitney O’Neal (TN)
President-Elect: Luis Baez (TX)
President: Heather Coggins (SC)
Congratulations
to the newly elected 2007-2008 HOSA National Executive Council! They have an
exciting year ahead of them and will surely represent HOSA to the best of their
ability.
HOSA
congratulates all members and advisors recognized at this year’s National
Recognition Session. Keep up the good work!
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