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Career and Technical Education and JROTC 2018-2019 WINNERS Career and Technical Education and JROTC 2018-2019 WINNERS S T U D E N T R E C O G N I T I O N Career and Technical Education ______________________________________________________________________________ Student Recognition The Department of Workforce and Career Development proudly recognizes students in the career and technical and JROTC courses for their outstanding achievements. We congratulate the faculties of our secondary schools for providing the leadership that distinguishes our department as a leader in the Commonwealth. This booklet of recognition is a chronology of student achievement, recognizing first, second, and third place winners at the state, regional and district levels and all place winners and participants at the national level. We salute the parents and teachers for making the 2018-2019 school year a tremendous success in Career and Technical Education and JROTC. Mac R. Beaton Director of Career and Technical Education HENRICOCTE.COM BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Future Business Leaders of America – FBLA FBLA STATE AWARDS Glen Allen High School Nand Sheth 1st Place Insurance and Risk Management – Advances to Nationals Thomas Kinter 3rd Place Personal Finance – Advances to Nationals Godwin High School Prachi Sadekar 3rd Place Accounting II – Advances to Nationals Ying Yaun 4th Place Accounting II – Advances to Nationals ACE Center – Hermitage Brian Duong 3rd Place 3-D Animation Adi Hanumaiah 3rd Place 3-D Animation FBLA REGIONAL AWARDS Advanced Career Education Center at Hermitage Brian Duong 1st Place 3D Animation Adi Hanumaiah 1st Place 3D Animation Andre Holmes 1st Place Broadcast Journalism Marvin Johnson 1st Place Computer Game & Simulation Programming Damian Ford 1st Place Computer Game & Simulation Programming Emmanuel Thuku 1st Place Computer Problem Solving Yadira Colin 2nd Place Insurance & Risk Management Lauren Mulholland 1st Place Job Interview Kiandra McLeod 2nd Place Public Speaking Jalen Bradley 3rd Place Sports & Entertainment Management Glen Allen High School Zannatul Labiba 1st Place Accounting I Jack Dunlop 2nd Place Accounting I Brian Fadool 1st Place Advertising Michael Rodriguez 2nd Place Advertising Abbey Franklin 3rd Place Agribusiness Piper Hall 1st Place Business Calculations Ashvin Makhja 1st Place Business Law Andrew Smith 2nd Place Computer Problem Solving Ali Merchant 3rd Place Computer Problem Solving Shobhit Choudhury 2nd Place Cyber Security Mohan Shankar 1st Place Economics Antonio Castro 2nd Place Economics Taylor Schmitt 1st Place Hospitality Management Emily Kinsey 1st Place Hospitality Management Nand Sheth 1st Place Insurance & Risk Management Sofi Varon 2nd Place Introduction to Financial Math 9 & 10 James Manning 2nd Place Organizational Leadership Thomas Kinter 1st Place Personal Finance 1 Colin Grande 3rd Place Personal Finance Hala Al-Mustafa 1st Place Political Science Jahin Gazi 3rd Place Political Science Jasmine Medrano 1st Place Public Speaking Burke Raleigh 1st Place Sports & Entertainment Management Elton Nguyen 1st Place Sports & Entertainment Management Jonas Braun 1st Place Sports & Entertainment Management Luke Crytzer 1st Place Securities and Investments Brian Glessner 3rd Place Securities and Investments Mills E. Godwin High School Prachi Sadekar 1st Place Accounting II Ying Yuan 2nd Place Accounting II Virginia Council on Economics Education’s Stock Market Game Glen Allen High School Senior Team Tariq Babzine 3rd in Region Year-Long Game Eric Bender Shobhit Choudhury James Manning 2 MARKETING Distributive Education Clubs of America – DECA DECA NATIONAL COMPETITION Deep Run High School Maren Topp Participant Principles of Hospitality and Tourism – Role Play and Written Test Gabrielle Brophy Participant Leadership 2 Day Emerging Leaders Series – Aspire Jillian Edwards Participant Leadership 2 Day Emerging leaders Series – Aspire Rebecca Kontos Participant Leadership 2 Day Emerging Leaders Series - Elevate DECA STATE AWARDS (Going to Nationals) Tucker High School Melissa Chege 3rd Place School-Based Enterprise (New to Certification) DECA DISTRICT AWARDS Deep Run High School Laura Bosse 1st Place Apparel & Accessories Marketing Series Rebbecca Kontos 2nd Place Apparel & Accessories Marketing Series Tucker Claeys 1st Place Automotive Services Marketing Series Tanner Vale 1st Place Business Services Marketing Chris Knapic 1st Place Entrepreneurship Series Michael Belden 2nd Place Entrepreneurship Series Brandon Altomonte 3rd Place Entrepreneurship Series Seamus Carmody 1st Place Food Marketing Series Thomas Marple 2nd Place Human Resource Management Evan Black 1st Place Principles of Business Management and Administration Matt Johnson 2nd Place Principles of Business Management and Administration Mark Hargrove 3rd Place Principles of Business Management and Administration Maren Topp 1st Place Principles of Hospitality and Tourism Nandy Elnour 2nd Place Principles of Hospitality and Tourism Alexander Bertrand 1st Place Quick Service Restaurant Management James Law 2nd Place Quick Service Restaurant Management Alton Moore 2nd Place Restaurant and Food Service Management Dhara Patel 1st Place Retail Merchandising Austin Miller 3rd Place Retail Merchandising Anni Waldenmier 1st Place Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series Austin Pierce 2nd Place Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series Freeman High School Zack Owens 2nd Place Automotive Services Marketing Series Robert Steele 3rd Place Automotive Services Marketing Series Liam Simpson 3rd Place Human Resource Management Godwin High School Sierra Spencer 3rd Place Business Services Marketing Sarah Hastings 1st Place Hotel and Lodging Management Series Nolan Clark 3rd Place Restaurant and Food Service Management Henrico High School Makenzie Coles 3rd Place Personal Financial Literacy Event 3 Hermitage High School Eriel Waddy 1st Place Personal Financial Literacy Event Zavion Goodall 1st Place Principles of Marketing Kristina Mickle 2nd Place Principles of Marketing Gianluca Candela 3rd Place Principles of Marketing Abrianna Arias 1st Place Social Media – VA Only Ethan Pitts 3rd Place Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series ACE Center at Highland Springs Nicolas Pollard 1st Place Restaurant and Food Service Management Highland Springs High School Krisuan Johnson 2nd Place Business Services Marketing Jada Morris 2nd Place Food Marketing Series Zahria King 2nd Place Hotel and Lodging Management Series Taylor Fox 1st Place Human Resource Management Na’Dyah Wynn 2nd Place Retail Merchandising J. R. Tucker High School Troi Davis 1st Place Job Interview Aya MohamedElhassan 1st Place Marketing Communications Natania Jones 2nd Place Marketing Communications Melissa Chege 3rd Place Marketing Communications Breanna Prentis 2nd Place Personal Financial Literacy Event Varina High School Jessica Hines 3rd Place Apparel & Accessories Marketing Series Cara Williams 3rd Place Food Marketing Series Amber Townes 3rd Place Hotel and Lodging Management Series Ayanna Curry 3rd Place Quick Service Restaurant Management Abbie Christian 2nd Place Social Media – VA Only Markeise Terry 3rd Place Social Media – VA Only 4 FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America FCCLA STATE AWARDS Deep Run High School Vy Vy Tran Gold Winner Food Innovations Katherine Roessner Gold Winner Food Innovations Holly Parker Gold Winner Food Innovations FCCLA STATE FAIR AWARDS Glen Allen High School Jamie Panko 1st Place Blueberry Muffins Abbey Franklin 1st Place Apple Cake Melina Johnson 1st Place Literary Table Setting Lauren Donovan 1st Place Felted Wool Fiber Sam Joyner 2nd Place Carrot Cake Harli Elliott 2nd Place Decorated Wearable Shoes Jamie Panko 2nd Place Gingerbread Cookies Faith Hak 3rd Place Beaded Jewelry Georgia Clark 3rd Place Painted Wood Henrico High School Sincere Jones 2nd Place Chocolate Chip Cookies LaRoe Rozier 1st Place Brownies STATE OF VIRGINIA EDUCATORS RISING LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE AND COMPETITION AWARDS Freeman High School Teachers for Tomorrow Dulce Estrada 3rd Place Ethical Dilemma Andy Harris 3rd Place Ethical Dilemma Lucy McLaughlin 3rd Place Ethical Dilemma Carlie Reid 3rd Place Ethical Dilemma Anna Prillaman 3rd Place Ethical Dilemma Godwin High School Teachers for Tomorrow Josie Chase 1st Place Lesson Planning and Delivery - Arts Allison Paner 2nd Place Lesson Planning and Delivery - Humanities 5 HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES Health Occupations Students of America – HOSA HOSA NATIONAL COMPETITION Advanced Career Education Center at Hermitage Samantha Hanczaryk Top 10 Extemporaneous Writing Vivienne Pearlman Top 10 Extemporaneous Health Poster HOSA STATE AWARDS ACE Center at Hermitage High School Mia Palmeri 1st Place Behavioral Health Terri Miller 1st Place Growth and Development Terri Miller 3rd Place Nursing Assistant Jonathan Singh 2nd Place Physical Therapy Spencer Werneth 1st Place Sports Medicine Amanda Taylor 2nd Place Sports Medicine Kennedy Daniels 2nd Place Veterinary Science Megan Rega 3rd Place Veterinary Science Sarina Meltzer 1st Place Emergency Medical Technician Kaitlyn Schmidt 1st Place Emergency Medical Technician Kayla Heffler 3rd Place Emergency Medical Technician Sharmeen Sattar 3rd Place Emergency Medical Technician Samantha Hanczaryk 3rd Place Extemporaneous Writing Jade Talley 1st Place Health Career Photography ACE Center at Highland Springs High School Xavier Madrigal 1st Place Medical Reading 6 2019 Practical Nursing Program Graduates Marlena S. Bassett Toni S. Belcher Tanira M. Brown Brittney L. Chin Jazmyne Brittney Cook Joi A. Cooley Melissa
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