BPA Officers elected at the Career Center
McCracken
Henderickson
Heiss
Carpenter
Johnson
Lewis
Felter
McCracken
Henderickson
Heiss
Carpenter
Johnson
Lewis
Felter
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The Business Professionals of America (BPA) organization at the Washington County Career Center elected its chapter officers recently. The chapter includes students from the Digital Marketing and Graphic Design & Video Production programs.
Officers for the 2020-21 school year are:
Co-President, Casondra Heiss, is a senior from Fort Frye enrolled in the Graphic Design & Video Production program. She is the daughter of Edward and Julie Heiss of Lowell.
Co-President, Katana Felter, is a senior from Frontier enrolled in the Digital Marketing program. She is the daughter of William Felter of New Matamoras and Tanya Michael of Sarasota, Florida.
Vice President, Kailee McCracken, is a senior from Marietta enrolled in the Digital Marketing program. She is the daughter of Michael and Tracy McCracken of Marietta.
Treasurer, Shawniey Johnson, is a senior from Marietta enrolled in the Graphic Design & Video Production program. She is the daughter of John Johnson and Shayla Lightfritz of Marietta.
Secretary, Tori Lewis, is a senior from Marietta enrolled in the Graphic Design & Video Production program. She is the daughter of Walter Lewis of Marietta and Angie Lewis of Marietta.
Historian, Stephanie Carpenter, is a senior from Fort Frye enrolled in the Digital Marketing program. She is the daughter of Tracy Carpenter of Waterford.
Parliamentarian, Cameron Hendrickson, is a senior from Warren enrolled in the Graphic Design & Video Production program. He is the son of Mitchell and Tracy Hendrickson of Marietta.
The Information Technology programs are a combination of high-level academic courses and state-of-the-art technology courses. The programs of instruction provide opportunities for students to prepare for and achieve career objectives in business and computer occupations. Business Professionals of America is a student organization for high school and college students that help prepare for a world-class workforce. Through co-curricular programs and service, members compete in technical competitions, develop leadership skills, network with one another and professionals across the nation, and get involved in community service.