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OKLAHOMA CAREERTECH
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
lahoma's co-curricular student organizations are key to the CareerTech System.
During the 10-11 academic year, more than 72,000 students learned important leadership skills as members of Oklahoma CareerTech Student Organizations.
State BPA President
Logan Williams
Kiamichi
Technology Center
State DECA President
Breanna Bober
Edmond
State HOSA President
Abigail Jebaraj
Francis Tuttle
Technology Center
Ethan Cartwright
Central
Technology Center
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Business and Information
Technology Education
BPA - Business Professionals of America
Today's students. Tomorrow's business
professionals.
More than 50 courses have Oklahoma's
Promise credit and fulfill the computer science/
computer technology requirement for college
admission and high school graduation. All
courses align to 80 national certifications.
Marketing Education
DECA
Developing emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in
marketing, finance, hospitality and management.
Core curriculum gives students a broad
foundation with a specific concentration to
meet high school graduation and college
admission requirements. All courses align with
national standards for 40 possible certifications.
Health Careers Education
HOSA
A student-led association of future health
professionals.
Students completing core health careers
coursework can sit for the National Healthcare
Skills Assessment. Two-thirds of career majors
lead to health care credentials.
National Technical
Honor Society
Success favors the prepared mind.
The society teams with CareerTech instructors
and student organizations to promote
educational excellence and higher standards
for CareerTech education.
State FFA President
Courtney Maye
Haworth
State FCCLA President
Jessica Pennington
Wright City
State SkillsUSA President
Kyle Radford
Tulsa Technology Center
State TSA President
Felicity Owens
Claremore
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DECA
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Agricultural Education
Oklahoma FFA Association
Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live,
living to serve.
Students prepare for more than 300 career
opportunities in the agricultural science, food,
fiber and natural resources industry in all
aspects of agriculture, from production farming,
agribusiness and forestry to biotechnology,
marketing and food processing.
Family and Consumer
Sciences Education
FCCLA - Family, Careers and Community
Leaders of America
The Ultimate Leadership Experience!
Courses fulfill state requirements for the
financial literacy passport as students learn
math and science concepts in family and
consumer sciences courses.
Trade and Industrial Education
SkillsUSA
Preparing for leadership in the world of work.
The classroom and industry partnership
combines academics, theory and hands-on
training, propelling students toward mastery
in a selected career with options to earn
certifications and licenses in hundreds of areas.
Science, Technology
Engineering and Mathematics
TSA - Technology Student Association
Learning to live in a technical world.
The curriculum integrates math and science
and promotes student activity and
community service projects.
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ORGANIZATIONS
Object Description
| Okla State Agency |
Career and Technology Education, Oklahoma Department of |
| Okla Agency Code |
'800' |
| Title | Oklahoma Careertech student organizations. Oklahoma's CareerTech system |
| Authors | Oklahoma. Department of Career and Technology Education. |
| Publisher | Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education |
| Publication Date | 2012-05 |
| Publication number | 12-26899 |
| Publication type |
Flier |
| Subject |
Technical education--Oklahoma. Career education--Oklahoma. Vocational school students--Oklahoma. Student activities--Oklahoma. |
| Purpose | Oklahoma's co-curricular student organizations are key to the CareerTech System.; List of student organizations and photograph of current presidents; We prepare Oklahomans to succeed in the workplace, in education, and in life. |
| OkDocs Class# | E2200.1 S933o/s 5/2012 |
| Digital Format | PDF, Adobe Reader required |
| ODL electronic copy | Deposited by the agency in print; digitized by Oklahoma Department of Libraries |
| Rights and Permissions | This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. coyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders. |
| Language | English |
| Date created | 2013-02-21 |
| Date modified | 2013-02-21 |
| OCLC number | 890221971 |
Description
| Title | Side 01 |
| ODL electronic copy | Scanned by Oklahoma Department of Libraries |
| Rights and Permissions | This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders. |
| Full text | ertecli OKLAHOMA CAREERTECH STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS lahoma's co-curricular student organizations are key to the CareerTech System. During the 10-11 academic year, more than 72,000 students learned important leadership skills as members of Oklahoma CareerTech Student Organizations. State BPA President Logan Williams Kiamichi Technology Center State DECA President Breanna Bober Edmond State HOSA President Abigail Jebaraj Francis Tuttle Technology Center Ethan Cartwright Central Technology Center r J I ' -J I \ I ~* -^ ~* pmBssimab Business and Information Technology Education BPA - Business Professionals of America Today's students. Tomorrow's business professionals. More than 50 courses have Oklahoma's Promise credit and fulfill the computer science/ computer technology requirement for college admission and high school graduation. All courses align to 80 national certifications. Marketing Education DECA Developing emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management. Core curriculum gives students a broad foundation with a specific concentration to meet high school graduation and college admission requirements. All courses align with national standards for 40 possible certifications. Health Careers Education HOSA A student-led association of future health professionals. Students completing core health careers coursework can sit for the National Healthcare Skills Assessment. Two-thirds of career majors lead to health care credentials. National Technical Honor Society Success favors the prepared mind. The society teams with CareerTech instructors and student organizations to promote educational excellence and higher standards for CareerTech education. State FFA President Courtney Maye Haworth State FCCLA President Jessica Pennington Wright City State SkillsUSA President Kyle Radford Tulsa Technology Center State TSA President Felicity Owens Claremore o DECA f^l mommmWBM Agricultural Education Oklahoma FFA Association Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. Students prepare for more than 300 career opportunities in the agricultural science, food, fiber and natural resources industry in all aspects of agriculture, from production farming, agribusiness and forestry to biotechnology, marketing and food processing. Family and Consumer Sciences Education FCCLA - Family, Careers and Community Leaders of America The Ultimate Leadership Experience! Courses fulfill state requirements for the financial literacy passport as students learn math and science concepts in family and consumer sciences courses. Trade and Industrial Education SkillsUSA Preparing for leadership in the world of work. The classroom and industry partnership combines academics, theory and hands-on training, propelling students toward mastery in a selected career with options to earn certifications and licenses in hundreds of areas. Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics TSA - Technology Student Association Learning to live in a technical world. The curriculum integrates math and science and promotes student activity and community service projects. SkiMJS\ T KmoiuiTechnical lonorsociety ORGANIZATIONS |
| Date created | 2013-02-21 |
| Date modified | 2013-02-21 |
