41 MVCTC Students Place in Regional BPA Contest
Englewood, Ohio -- Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) Business Professionals of America (BPA) students recently competed in Region 3 Open Contests. Students from MVCTC, Greenville, Wayne-MVCTC Business Satellite, Milton Union-MVCTC Business Satellite, Valley View-MVCTC Business Satellite, and Franklin Monroe-MVCTC Business Satellite participated in contests to showcase the skills they have learned in their career technical program. These contests do not advance to the state level but are still a great way for students to be involved.
- Paige Binder, Clerical Services student from Wayne, placed 1st in the General Clerical contest
- Jarryd Bridges, Game Programming & Web Applications student from Mississinawa Valley, placed 4th in the Computer Programming Concepts contest
- Bridgette Comer, Sports Marketing student from Eaton, placed 1st in the Business Meeting Management Concepts contest
- Caitlin Cook, Medical Office Management student from Tippecanoe, placed 2nd in the Administrative Support Concepts contest
- Noah Decamp, Sports Marketing student from Franklin Monroe, placed 5th in the Business Meeting Management Concepts contest
- Ryan Devilbiss, Computer Network Engineering student from Valley View, placed 1st in the Information Technology Concepts contest
- Andrew Dexter, Clerical Services student from Wayne, placed 5th in the General Clerical contest
- Caleb Dunithan, GIS & Technical Intelligence student from Wayne, placed 3rd in the Computer Programming Concepts contest
- Carly Fink, Business Academy student from Tri County North, placed 2nd in the Personal Finance Mgmt Concepts contest
- Alex Flora, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Franklin Monroe - MVCTC, placed 6th in the Personal Finance Mgmt Concepts contest
- Caleb Flory, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Franklin Monroe - MVCTC, placed 6th in the Financial Math & Analysis Concepts contest
- Regan Foster, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Franklin Monroe - MVCTC, placed 5th in the Parliamentary Procedure Concepts contest
- Lucas Gauldin, Computer Technology student from Franklin Monroe, placed 2nd in the Computer Programming Concepts contest
- Tara Goubeaux, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Franklin Monroe - MVCTC, placed 4th in the Parliamentary Procedure Concepts contest
- Johnathan Halcomb, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Milton-Union -MVCTC, placed 4th in the Management, Marketing & Human Resources Concepts contest
- Spencer Haney, Game Programming & Web Applications student from Brookville, placed 1st in the Computer Programming Concepts contest
- Karson Haynes, Computer Technology student from Brookville, placed 5th in the Computer Programming Concepts contest
- Darren Helman, Business Ownership student from Tri County North, placed 1st in the Administrative Support Concepts contest
- Kierra Henderson, Clerical Services student from Northmont, placed 6th in the General Clerical contest
- Bradey Hesler, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Franklin Monroe - MVCTC, placed 5th in the Financial Math & Analysis Concepts contest
- Gage Hogan, Business Ownership student from Tri County North, placed 6th in the Administrative Support Concepts contest
- K. C. Howe, Computer Network Engineering student from Dixie, placed 2nd in the Information Technology Concepts contest
- Rebecca Johnson, Business Academy student from Wayne, placed 5th in the Personal Finance Mgmt Concepts contest
- Carrington Kleptz, Business Academy student from Northmont, placed 5th in the Administrative Support Concepts contest
- Amber Lipscomb, Clerical Services student from Miamisburg, placed 3rd in the General Clerical contest
- Chelsea Million, Sports Marketing student from Dixie, placed 2nd in the Management/Marketing/Human Resources Concepts contest
- Jamaria Moody, Clerical Services student from Northridge, placed 2nd in the General Clerical contest
- Leonard Morgan, Business Academy student from National Trail, placed 1st in the Parlimentary Procedures Concepts contest
- Austin Morgan, Game Programming & Web Applications student from West Carrollton, placed 6th in the Computer Programming Concepts contest
- Lisa Nealeigh, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Milton-Union -MVCTC, placed 3rd in the Management, Marketing & Human Resources Concepts contest
- Chelsea Nickels, Business Academy student from Wayne, placed 1st in the Personal Finance Mgmt Concepts contest
- Austin Pearce, Computer Network Engineering student from Northmont, placed 6th in the Information Technology Concepts contest
- Kyle Ressler, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Franklin Monroe - MVCTC, placed 3rd in the Administrative Support Concepts contest
- Dakota Schwegal, Medical Office Management student from Meadowdale, placed 4th in the Administrative Support Concepts contest
- Kameron Seabrook, Business Ownership student from Northmont, placed 2nd in the Business Meeting Management Concepts contest
- Duncan Stampfli, Clerical Services student from Chaminade-Julienne, placed 4th in the General Clerical contest
- Jerome Waldren, Sports Marketing student from West Carrollton, placed 6th in the Business Meeting Management Concepts contest
- Emily Weaver, Business Academy student from Franklin Monroe, placed 1st in the Financial Math & Analysis Concepts contest
- Dustin Weber, MVCTC Business Satellite student from Milton-Union -MVCTC, placed 6th in the Management/Marketing/Human Resources Concepts contest
- Daniel Wiseman, Business Academy student from Franklin Monroe, placed 2nd in the Financial Math & Analysis Concepts contest
BPA is a national student organization that serves Business and Information Technology students. Members participate in activities that promote leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills, as well as competing in BPA contests related to their career field at the local, regional, state, and national levels.
For more information about MVCTC, please visit www.mvctc.com.
For over 40-years, MVCTC has been providing career technical education for 27 partner school districts encompassing five counties, including Darke, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, and Warren Counties. MVCTC is dedicated to providing in-demand workforce training for youth, adults, and organizations in the Miami Valley.
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