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2016-2017 SkillsUSA chapter II Officers left to right – Autumn Cox
(Valley View), Delany Adams
(Twin Valley South), Thomas Flaherty
(Tri-County North), Savanah Kennedy (Tipp City), Kristian
Loomis
(Northridge), Raja Al-Sharab (Northmont), Molly Walls (Ansonia), Amanda
Shook (Ansonia),
Ashley Bulach (Eaton), Tymber Rostron (Northmont),
Jack Spitler (Lead Advisor)
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MVCTC
SkillsUSA chapter II Holds First Meeting
By Thomas Flaherty, SkillsUSA chapter II Reporter
Englewood, Ohio – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC)
SkillsUSA Chapter II held its first meeting of the year on September
22, 2016. Rayna Huffman was a guest speaker. She talked about her
experiences and the opportunities she had with SkillsUSA.
The 2016-2017 SkillsUSA Chapter II Officers are:
President – Autumn Cox (Graphic Commercial Art) Valley View
Vice-President – Kristian Loomis (Graphic Commercial Art) Northridge
Treasurer – Savanah Kennedy (Graphic Commercial Art) Tipp City
Secretary – Amanda Shook (Graphic Commercial Art) Ansonia
Reporter – Thomas Flaherty (Digital Design Technology) Tri-County North
Parliamentarian – Delany Adams (Graphic Commercial Art) Twin Valley
South
Historian – Raja Al-Sharab (Auto Services) Northmont
Alternate – Ashley Bulach (Architectural Design) Eaton
Alternate – Tymber Rostron (Architectural Design) Northmont
Alternate – Molly Walls (Graphic Commercial Art) Ansonia
The meeting started with SkillsUSA opening ceremony and placement of
the SkillsUSA logo. Kristian Loomis then talked about all CTSO
Community Service Projects for the year and how all CTSO’s are working
together to help support local organizations. The chapter then invited
a junior and senior from each lab to play musical chairs. Mr. Spitler
talked to Autumn Cox and Amanda Shook about their connection with
SkillsUSA. Autumn Cox talked first and she shared her experience with
last year's Fall Conference where she was elected SkillsUSA Regional
Vice President. Amanda Shook shared her experience at the SkillsUSA
summer leadership camp she attended last July at Hocking Technical
College in southern Ohio. Rayna Huffman was our guest speaker and she
shared her speech that placed fifth at the National SkillsUSA
Competition in 2015. Mr. Spitler sat and talked with Rayna about
the impact SkillsUSA had on her here at MVCTC.
SkillsUSA improves the quality of America’s workforce through a
structured program if citizenship, leadership, employability, technical
and professional skills training. SkillsUSA enhances the lives careers
of students, instructors and industry representatives as they strive to
be champions at work. SkillsUSA serves more than 300,000 students
and instructors annually. The organization has 13,000 school chapters
in 54 state and territorial associations. More than 14,500 instructors
and administrators are professional members of SkillsUSA.
For more information about MVCTC, please visit www.mvctc.com.
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