Career Exploration in Action: MVCTC Students Inspire Future Learners
MVCTC students recently shared their passion and expertise with younger students during two engaging career exploration events:
Bethel Elementary “Food to Plate” Presentations
On Thursday, April 17, MVCTC students visited Bethel Elementary School to support the second-grade “Food to Plate” unit, inspired by The Vegetables We Eat by Gail Gibbons. About 115 second-grade students learned how food travels from the farm to their plates, with hands-on activities connecting the process to real-world careers:
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The Farm – Kaiden Click (Carlisle) & Aubrey Hofferbert (Brookville), Agriculture & Livestock Production
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Transportation – Ethan Osswald (National Trail) & Michael Riley (Vandalia-Butler), Diesel Power Technologies
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Cooking – Makai Kincaid (Vandalia-Butler) & Lauren Homan (Miamisburg), Culinary Arts
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Healthy Eating – Alexa Hampton-Izor (Brookville) & Domino Watts (Bethel), Sports Medicine
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Nutrition & Health – Ava Duncan (Eaton) & Victoria Webster (West Carrollton), Medical Lab Assisting
Northmont High School Career Fair
On Friday, April 25, MVCTC Student Ambassadors participated in the Northmont High School Career Fair, connecting with over 2,000 students in grades 8–12. These ambassadors proudly represented MVCTC and their career-technical programs:
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Braedon Dresnek (Northmont) – Auto Technology
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Jenna Hall (Northmont) – Biotechnology
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Connor Slentz (Northmont) – Pre-Engineering
These outreach efforts are a great example of MVCTC students becoming role models while promoting career awareness and pathways across grade levels.
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