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2012 HOSA, Inc. Board of Directors
Executive Council
Sean Sheffer
National President
david Kelly
President-Elect
Front Row Left to Right: Denise Abbott, Lowell Doringo, Elizabeth Bullock,
Angel Clark, Tonia Moore-Davis, Sean Sheffer
Middle Row Left to Right: Frank Berdos, David Kelly, Debra Ziegler, Allen
Seigler, Faye Cress, Warche’ Downing
TAYLA BROWN
Region I Vice President
Nathalie Figueroa
Region II Vice President
Back Row Left to Right: Cheryl Wooten, Brittany Woods, Sheila Carlton,
Sam Schaffzin.
National Executive Committee
NABIL ISLAM
SARA SAPP
Region III Vice President Postsecondary/Collegiate
Vice President
Lowell Doringo
Chair
Denise Abbott
Chair-Elect
TONIA MOORE-DAVIS
Immediate Past Chair
BRITTany WOODS
Secondary Board
Representative
Elizabeth Bullock
Secretary
Sean Sheffer
President
Warché Downing
Postsecondary/
Collegiate Board
Representative
David Kelly
President-Elect
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NLC AGENDA
ORLANDO 2012
• All rooms are in Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort unless otherwise indicated.
TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 2012
8:00 am – 3:00 pm
8:00 am – 3:00 pm
HOSA HeadquartersNorth Registration Desk
Competitive Events Headquarters
Central Registration Desk
8:30 am – 12:00 pm
HOSA Leadership University
Fiesta 5
HOSA 301 – State Officers
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
State Advisor RegistrationCoronado L
5:00 pm – 6:30 pmGeorgia HOSA Advisor Meeting
Fiesta 5
5:00 pm – 7:00 pmGeorgia HOSA Competitor Meeting
Fiesta 6
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
State Advisor Dinner Meeting
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
National Officer Candidate Orientation and ExamAcapulco
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
CEU RegistrationNorth Registration Desk
* For advisors planning to earn CEUs
8:30 pm – 9:30 pmHawaii State Meeting
Durango 1 & 2
Coronado ABC
8:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Nominating Committee MeetingAcapulco
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm
State Presidents’ ReceptionMonterrey 1
9:00 pm – 10:30 pmNorth Carolina State Meeting
Fiesta 5
9:00 - 11:00 pm
Kentucky State Meeting Fiesta 6
10:00 – 11:30 pm
Colorado State Meeting - Registration Information
Baja
11:00 pm
Posting of National Officer Interview ScheduleNorth Registration Desk
12:30 am
Curfew
W E Wednesday,
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8:00 am – 5:00 pm
HOSA HeadquartersNorth Registration Desk
8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Competitive Events Headquarters
8:00 am – 1:30 pm
National Officer InterviewsAcapulco
8:00 am – 1:30 pm
Conference RegistrationCoronado L
8:00 am – 9:00 am
Newcomers – Coffee TalkBaja
8:00
9:00
9:00
9:00
9:00
4
am
am
am
am
am
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10:00
12:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
Central Registration Desk
amUtah State Meeting
Fiesta 7-9
pm California State Meeting
Fiesta 5
am Virginia State Meeting
Cancun
amIdaho State Meeting
Coronado M
pm West Virginia State MeetingFiesta 6
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 2012
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
HOSA Exposition Registration
Coronado J Lobby
10:00 am – 4:30 pm
ASHA Hearing Screening
Toluca A
11:00 am – 1:00 pmNevada State Meeting
11:00 am – 12:00 pmNew Hampshire State Meeting
11:30 am – 12:30 pm Louisiana State Meeting
Coronado EFG
Cancun
Coronado AB
11:00 am – 12:30 pm CE Event Manager OrientationDurango 1
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
* By invitation only
VIP LuncheonMonterrey 1
12:00 – 1:00 pm
Colorado State Meeting
Durango 2
12:00 – 1:30 pm
Delaware State MeetingCancun
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Kansas State Meeting – Advisors and Students
Coronado T
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Event Personnel Meeting
Coronado K
* Required meeting for Event Manager, Section Leaders,
and Event Personnel Only
• Healthcare Issues Exam
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Translator Meeting
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
HOSA Exposition
Coronado H & J
* Stop by to see the latest in healthcare
products and meet HOSA’s partners and
professional organizations.
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Nominating Committee ReportAcapulco
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Local and State Advisor OrientationFiesta 6
*Important conference information for all HOSA Advisors
2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Healthcare Issues ExamCoronado K
• Orientation and Written Test
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Event Personnel Meetings
* Required meeting for Event Manager, Section Leaders,
and Event Personnel Only
• Job Seeking Skills
Sonora A
• HOSA BowlBaja
• Biomedical DebateDurango 1
• Forensic MedicineDurango 2
• Dental ScienceCoronado AB
• Clinical NursingCoronado C
• Medical ReadingCoronado D
• Parliamentary ProcedureCoronado EFG
• Home Health Aide
Coronado MNP
• Medical AssistingCoronado Q
• Physical TherapyCoronado R
• Sports MedicineCoronado S
• Dental and Medical Spelling
Coronado T
• Veterinary ScienceFiesta 1
• BiotechnologyFiesta 2
• Nursing AssistingFiesta 3
• Health EducationFiesta 7-9
• CPR/First AidFiesta 10
• Creative Problem Solving
Fiesta 5
• CERT SkillsSierra 1
• EMTSierra 2
• Public Service AnnouncementYucatan 1-3
Fiesta 7-9
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 2012
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Voting Delegate OrientationFiesta 6
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Courtesy Corps Meeting
Cancun
* For National Courtesy Corps Members and other
interested delegates.
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
CEU RegistrationNorth Registration Desk
* For advisors planning to earn CEUs
3:30 pm – 4:30 pmHOSA Ideas Meeting
* By Invitation Only
Presiding: George Sifakis, Director
HOSA Washington Office
Acapulco
Jim Koeninger, Ph. D., Executive Director
HOSA, Inc.
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Event Personnel Meetings
* Required meeting for Event Manager, Section Leaders,
and Event Personnel Only
• Knowledge Tests, Medical Terminology and
Dental TerminologyDurango 1
• EpidemiologyCoronado T
• Healthy LifestyleCoronado R
• Extemporaneous Writing Sierra 1
• Interviewing SkillsSonora A
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Competitive Event Orientations
* Required meeting for Competitors
• Community AwarenessDurango 2
• Extemporaneous Health Poster Coronado D
• Career Health Display
Coronado EFG
• Prepared SpeakingCoronado Q
• Public Health Emergency Preparedness
Coronado MNP
• Medical PhotographyBaja
• MRC PartnershipCoronado S
• Life Support SkillsFiesta 1
• Personal CareFiesta 2
• Clinical SpecialtyFiesta 3
• Extemporaneous Speaking
Fiesta 4
• Health EducationFiesta 7-9
• Researched Persuasive Speaking
Fiesta 10
• Speaking SkillsSierra 2
• Public Service AnnouncementYucatan 1-3
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Creative Problem SolvingFiesta 5
• Orientation and Written Test
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Parliamentary ProcedureCoronado K
• Orientation and Written Test
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Dental ScienceCoronado AB
• Orientation and Written Test
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Clinical NursingCoronado C
• Orientation and Written Test
5:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Scholarship Recipient/HOSA Sponsor Dinner
* By invitation only
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Monterrey 1
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 2012
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Event Personnel Meetings
* Required meeting for Event Manager, Section Leaders,
and Event Personnel Only
• Medical MathSonora A
• Community AwarenessDurango 2
• Extemporaneous Health Poster Coronado D
• Career Health Display
Coronado EFG
• Public Health Emergency Preparedness
Coronado MN
• Medical PhotographyCoronado PQ
• Outstanding HOSA Chapter
Coronado R
• MRC PartnershipCoronado S
• Life Support SkillsFiesta 1
• Personal CareFiesta 2
• Clinical SpecialtyFiesta 3
• Extemporaneous Speaking
Fiesta 4
• Researched Persuasive Speaking
Fiesta 10
• Speaking SkillsSierra 2
• Prepared SpeakingBaja
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Flag and Opening Session PracticeVeracruz
5:30
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:30
7:30
pm
pm
pm
pm
pm
pm
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7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:30
pmIndiana State Meeting
Fiesta 6
pmOhio State MeetingYucatan 1-3
pm
Kansas State Meeting – Advisors and Students
Coronado T
pmNew Jersey State Meeting
Fiesta 7-9
pmNew York Advisor Meeting
Cancun
pm
Minnesota State Informational Meeting
Durango 1
pm – 9:30 pm
Casey Smith
Opening General SessionVeracruz
• Disney Extravaganza
• Introduction of 2012 National Executive Council
• Parade of States
• Scholarship Recognition
• Florida Greetings
• Membership Recognition
• Speaker: J.R. Martinez
9:30 pm – 11:30 pmNebraska State Meeting
Coronado R
Gregory Coats
9:30 pm – 11:30 pm Florida State Meeting
Coronado K
Florida HOSA
9:30 pm – 11:30 pm Tennessee Delegation Meeting
Fiesta 5
9:30 pm – 11:30 pm Wisconsin State Meeting
Durango 2
9:30 pm – 11:30 pmOklahoma State Meeting/Social
Coronado L
9:30 pm – 11:30 pmIowa State Meeting
Coronado S
9:30 pm – 11:30 pm Mississippi State Meeting
Cancun
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm Alabama State Meeting
Durango 1
10:00 pm – 11:30 pmIllinois State Meeting
Coronado T
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm Michigan State MeetingYucatan 1-3
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm New Mexico State Meeting
Fiesta 10
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm Pennsylvania State MeetingFiesta 7-9
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm Texas State MeetingFiesta 6
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm West Virginia State Meeting
Coronado DEFG
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm South Carolina State Meeting
Coronado MNPQ
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm Arizona State Meeting
Fiesta 1-4 J.R. Martinez
11:00 pm
Round Two Competitors Posted
• Parliamentary Procedure
• Creative Problem Solving
11:00 pm – Midnight
Committee Meetings (if needed)Acapulco
• Rules and Arbitration Committee
• Credentials and Tellers Committee
12:30 am
Curfew
Central Registration Desk
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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2012
7:00 am – 7:00 pm
HOSA HeadquartersNorth Registration Desk
6:00 am – 9:00 pm
Competitive Events Headquarters
Central Registration Desk
7:00 am – 8:00 am
Healthy Start to the Day
• Aerobic exercise and yoga for ALL delegates
Veracruz Lobby
7:00 am – 8:30 am
Meet the Candidates’ BreakfastCoronado L
7:30 am – 9:00 am
Judges’ Breakfast and Orientation Monterrey 1
7:30 am (1st shuttle) Bus departs every 40 minutes for Disney’s Grand
Floridian Resort & SpaVeracruz Porte Cochére
See the shuttle schedule on page 21
By Appointment Only • Creative Problem Solving
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7:30 am – 8:45 am
Judge Orientation for Creative Problem Solving
at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Convention
Center.
Palm Beach
7:45 am – 8:45 am
Career Health Display Set-Up
Coronado K
8:00 am – 9:00 am
Newcomers – Coffee TalkCancun
*Informal discussion session for all new local advisors.
8:00 am – 6:00 pm
EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIUM CENTER
See pages 16-18
* Open to all conference participants, a variety
of workshops will be scheduled. 8:00 am
Round Two Competitors Posted
• Clinical Nursing
• Dental Science
8:00 am – 9:00 am
Outstanding HOSA Chapter
• Competitor Orientation and Scrapbook Submission
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Veterinary ScienceFiesta 1-2
• Orientation and Written Test
8:00 am – 10:00 am
BiotechnologyFiesta 3-4
• Orientation and Written Test
8:00 am – 9:30 am
Interviewing Skills
Yucatan 1
• Orientation and Written Application
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Nursing Assisting
Fiesta 5
• Orientation and Written Test
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Medical Reading
Fiesta 6
• Orientation and Written Test
9:15 am – 12:15 pm
HOSA Leadership UniversityCoronado L
HOSA 201 – Local Chapter Officers 9:00 am – 6 pm
HOSA Exposition and ShowcaseCoronado HJ
9:00 am – 12 noon
COMPETITIVE EVENTS (By Appointment)
Central Registration Desk
Yucatan 2
Parliamentary ProcedureFiesta 8
Clinical Specialty
Fiesta 7
Prepared Speaking South Registration Desk
Career Health DisplayCoronado K
Life Support Skills
Yucatan 3
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2012
9:00 am – 12 noon Creative Problem Solving
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Convention Center
Whitehall
9:30 am – 12:00 noon Outstanding HOSA Chapter
• Judges Only
Yucatan 1
10:30 am – 12:30 pm Sports Medicine
Fiesta 1-2
• Orientation and Written Test
10:30 am – 12:30 pm Physical Therapy
Fiesta 3-4
• Orientation and Written Test
10:30 am – 12:30 pm CPR/First Aid
Fiesta 5
• Orientation and Written Test
10:30 am – 12:30 pm Forensic Medicine
Fiesta 6
• Orientation and Written Test
*** HOSA Showcase ***
Open to all conference participants.
11:00 am – 12 noonHOSA Week and Chapter Newsletter
Coronado HJ
12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Career Health Display
Coronado K
• Competitors will take displays with them at 1:00 pm
1:00 pm – 2:00 pmOutstanding HOSA Chapter
Coronado HJ
• Competitors will take scrapbooks with them at 2:00 pm
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Judges’ Luncheon and Orientation 11:30 am By Appointment Only Bus departs every 40 minutes for Disney’s Grand
Floridian Resort & Spa
See the shuttle schedule on page 21
 Extemporaneous Speaking
11:30 am – 12:30 pm Judge Orientation for Extemporaneous Speaking
at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Convention
Center
Monterrey 1
Veracruz Porte Cochére
Palm Beach
12:00 noon
Round Two Competitors Posted
• Nursing Assisting
• Biotechnology
• Medical Reading
Central Registration Desk
12:20 pm
Bus departs for Skill Events
By Appointment Only  Clinical Nursing
• Dental Science
• Personal Care
Veracruz Porte Cochére
12:25 pm
Bus departs for Skill Events
By Appointment Only Nursing Assisting
• Biotechnology
Veracruz Porte Cochére
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
COMPETITIVE EVENTS (By Appointment)
Extemporaneous Speaking
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Convention Center Whitehall
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
HOSA Leadership UniversityCoronado L
HOSA 101 – Members
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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2012
1:00 pm – 4:30 pm
COMPETITIVE EVENTS (By Appointment)
Community Awareness
Fiesta 8
Medical Reading
Fiesta 7
Researched Persuasive Speaking
South Registration Desk
Interviewing Skills
Toluca B
MRC Partnership
Yucatan 3
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Medical Assisting
Fiesta 1-2
• Orientation and Written Test
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Home Health Aide
Fiesta 3-4
• Orientation and Written Test
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
CERT Skills
Fiesta 5
• Orientation and Written Test
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
HOSA Bowl
Fiesta 6
• Orientation and Written Test
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Regional Meetings – State Advisors Only
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIUMSSee pages 16-18
* Open to all conference participants, a variety
of workshops will be scheduled. Extemporaneous Health PosterCoronado K
2:00 pm – 5:30 pm
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Chairman’s Suite
Business SessionVeracruz
• Voting Delegates must be in official HOSA uniform
*** HOSA Showcase ***
Open to all conference participants.
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Clinical Specialty
MRC Partnership
Community Awareness
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Judges’ Dinner and Orientation
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Monterrey 1
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Healthy Lifestyle
Fiesta 1-2
• Orientation and Written Test
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4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Extemporaneous Writing
• Orientation and Written Essay
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
EMT
Fiesta 5
• Orientation and Written Test
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Biomedical Debate
Fiesta 6
• Orientation and Written Test
4:30 pm
Round Two Competitors Posted
• Forensic Medicine
• Home Health Aide
• Sports Medicine
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Medical Math
Coronado L
• Orientation and Written Test
5:30 pm
Round Two Competitors Posted
• CERT Skills
Fiesta 3-4
Central Registration Desk
Central Registration Desk
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2012
5:30 pm
Bus departs for Skill Events
By Appointment Only  Sports Medicine
5:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Veracruz Porte Cochére
COMPETITIVE EVENTS (By Appointment)
Medical Photography Fiesta 7
Home Health Aide
South Registration Desk
Public Health Emergency Preparedness – Round 1Acapulco
Forensic Medicine
Monterrey 1
Health Education
Fiesta 8
Public Service Announcement
Baja
6:00 pm
Bus departs for Skill Events
By Appointment Only  CERT Skills
Veracruz Porte Cochére
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
HOSA Inc. Annual MeetingDurango 1&2
Election of HOSA, Inc. Board Members
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Job Seeking SkillsFiesta 1-2
• Orientation and Application
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Epidemiology
Fiesta 3-4
• Orientation and Written Test
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Knowledge Test – PharmacologyFiesta 5
Knowledge Test – Nutrition
Fiesta 5
Knowledge Test – Human Growth & Development Coronado L
• Orientation and Written Test
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Medical Terminology
Fiesta 6
Dental Terminology
• Orientation and Written Test
*** HOSA Showcase ***
Open to all conference participants.
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Extemporaneous Health Poster •Competitors will take posters with them at 9:00 pm
Coronado K
9:00 pm
Round Two Competitors Posted
• CPR/First Aid
• EMT
• HOSA Bowl
• Medical Assisting
• Physical Therapy
• Veterinary Science
Central Registration Desk
9:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Past HOSA Inc. Chairman Reception
* By invitation only
Chairman’s Suite
10:30 pm – 11:00 pm Committee Meetings (If needed)
Cancun
• Rules and Arbitration • Credentials and Tellers
11:00 pm
Round Two Competitors Posted
• Biomedical Debate
• Healthy Lifestyle
• Public Health Emergency Preparedness
12:30 am Curfew
Central Registration Desk
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FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2012
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
6:00 am – 5:00 pm
7:00 am – 8:00 am
HOSA HeadquartersNorth Registration Desk
Competitive Events Headquarters
Central Registration Desk
Healthy Start to the Day
• Aerobic exercise and yoga for ALL delegates
7:20 am
Bus departs for Skill Events
By Appointment Only  CPR/First Aid
EMT
Veracruz Lobby
Veracruz Porte Cochére
7:30 am – 9:00 am
Judges’ Breakfast and Orientation 8:00 am – 9:00 am
Newcomers – Coffee TalkCoronado R
* Informal discussion session for all new local advisors
Monterrey 1
EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIUMS See pages 18-21
* Open to all conference participants
8:00 am – 10:00 am Medical Spelling and Fiesta 5
Dental Spelling
• Orientation and Written Test
8:00 am – 3:00 pm
8:30 am
By Appointment Only Bus departs for Skill Events
Veracruz Porte Cochére
 Medical Assisting
 Physical Therapy
8:30 am – 12:00 pm
HOSA Leadership University
Coronado K
HOSA 401 - New Advisors
9:00 am – 2:30 pm
HOSA Exposition and Showcase
Coronado HJ
9:00 am – 4:30 pm
ASHA Hearing Screening
Toluca A
9:00 am – 12 noon
COMPETITIVE EVENTS (By Appointment)
Biomedical Debate
Job Seeking Skills
Healthy Lifestyle
HOSA Bowl
Fiesta 3
Fiesta 9
Fiesta 7
Fiesta 6
*** HOSA Showcase ***
Open to all conference participants
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Medical Photography
9:00 am – 10:00 am Public Service Announcement
10:00 am – 11:00 amHealth Education
11:30 am – 1:00 pmHealthy Lifestyle
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Coronado
Coronado
Coronado
Coronado
HOSA Leadership UniversityCoronado L
HOSA 101 – Members
10:00 am – 11:00 am CEU Credit:
Meeting with HOSA Management
HOSA Inc. Board Members and Staff
Coronado T
10:30 am – 12:30 pm Knowledge Test – Concepts of Health Care Fiesta 5
Knowledge Test – PathophysiologyFiesta 5
• Orientation and Written Test
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HJ
HJ
HJ
FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2012
11:00 am
Round Two Competitors Posted
• Dental Spelling
• Medical Spelling
Central Registration Desk
11:00 am – 12:30 pm Judges’ Luncheon and Orientation Monterrey 1
12:00 – 2:00 pm
12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
Time Approximate
Fiesta 8
Florida Special State Meeting
HOSA Bowl Finals
 Competitors Report to Holding Room
Fiesta 6
*Open to all conference participants
• SecondaryYucatan 1&2
• Postsecondary CollegiateYucatan 3
12:30 pm – 3:00 pm
COMPETITIVE EVENTS (By Appointment)
Speaking Skills
Fiesta 9
Medical Spelling – PSC and Secondary
Coronado E
Dental Spelling – PSC and SecondaryCoronado E
Public Health Emergency Preparedness
Fiesta 7
12:30 pm – 4:00 pm
HOSA Leadership University
HOSA 501 - Advanced Chapter Advisors 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
HOSA Leadership University
Coronado L
HOSA 201 – Local Chapter Officers
1:00 pm
Bus departs for Skill Events
By Appointment Only  Veterinary Science
Coronado K
Veracruz Porte Cochére
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Regional Meetings – State Advisors Only
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
New Board Member Orientation
7:30 pm – 10:00 pm
National Recognition SessionVeracruz
• Advisor Tribute and Recognition
• National Service Project
• Healthcare Issues Exam
• Barbara James Service Award Recognition
• National HOSA Week
• National Recognition Program
• Chapter Newsletter
• Outstanding HOSA Chapter
• Outstanding State Officers
• 2011-12 National Officer Recognition
• Presentation of 2012-13 National Executive Council
10:00 pm – 10:30 pm CEU Credit Distribution
* Must bring completed forms
Chairman’s Suite
Chairman’s Suite
North Registration Desk
10:00 pm – 12:00 am HOSA DanceCoronado Ballroom
12:30 am
Curfew
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 2012
9:00 am – 11:00 am
9:00 am – 11:00 am
HOSA HeadquartersNorth Registration Desk
Competitive Events Headquarters
Central Registration Desk
All Day
HOSA Day in Orlando
8:00 am – 9:00 am
CEU Credit DistributionNorth Registration Desk
* Must bring completed forms
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SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 2012
8:00 am – 9:00 am
Transition Breakfast Cancun
* Newly elected national officers
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
6:30 pm – 7:45 pm
Postsecondary/Collegiate Grand Awards Session Veracruz
Minnesota State MeetingYucatan 1-3
8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Secondary Grand Awards SessionVeracruz
10:00 pm – 12:00 amGrand Awards Dance
Julie Garner
Tennessee HOSA
California Ballroom
10:00 pm – 11:30 pmHawaii State MeetingYucatan 1-3
1:00 am
Curfew
Georgia Singers
SUNDAY, JUNE 24 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 2012
All Day
Executive Council Training
Sunday Training
Monterrey 2-3
Monday Training
Monterrey 2-3
Tuesday TrainingYucatan 2-3
Wednesday Training
Coronado A
HOSA Welcomes J.R. Martinez
HOSA is honored to have J. R. Martinez as the
keynote speaker at its 35th Anniversary Celebration! J.R. is a dancer, actor, spokesman and retired
soldier. He has been featured in the Los Angeles
Times, The Washington Post and The New York
Times and has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey
Show, 60 Minutes, The View, CNN, FOX News, Good
Morning America, Rachel Ray, Univision, along
with other major national outlets.
What makes J.R. Martinez special?
As a dancer, he and his dance partner Karina
Smirnoff won the season 13 Dancing with the Stars
coveted mirror ball trophy. He was also featured
on the cover of People Magazine and was one of
their 25 Most Intriguing People of the year.
As an actor, J.R. played ‘Brot Monroe’ on the Emmy
Award winning daytime drama All My Children.
Due to his popularity on this show, what started
as a three month story arc, developed into a three
year stint. His role as an injured Iraq combat veteran mirrored his
own life.
Jose Rene Martinez was born in Shreveport, Louisiana, to Maria
Zavala. He has two sisters, Consuelo and Anabel, who were raised in
El Salvador with his mother’s family. Anabel died as a toddler before
he ever met her.
After high school in Dalton, GA he joined the army. J.R. was proud to
serve, as a way to give something back to a country that had already
given so much to him and his family. In September of 2002, J.R.
underwent Basic and Advanced Training at Fort Benning, Georgia,
where he gained skills as an 11-B Infantryman. After reporting to
Fort Campbell, Kentucky, in January of 2003, he was assigned to
the 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne
Division.
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In March of 2003, J.R. was deployed to Iraq, and
on April 5, less than a month into his deployment, he was serving as a driver of a Humvee in
Karbala, when his left front tire hit a land-mine.
Three other soldiers with J.R. were ejected from
the burning vehicle, but he was trapped inside
and suffered smoke inhalation and severe burns
to more than 40 percent of his body.
J.R. was eventually sent to Brooke Army Medical
Center in San Antonio, Texas. where he spent 34
months in recovery and underwent 33 different surgeries including skin grafts and cosmetic
surgery.
During his time in recovery, a nurse asked him
to speak to a burn patient, who had just seen his
body for the first time and had become withdrawn. After an approximate 45-minute visit,
the patient opened the curtain letting light in
his room and his heart. J.R. then understood the
impact he had on this patient and decided to use
his experience to help others, visiting with several of the patients in
the hospital, sharing his story and listening to theirs.
J.R. continues to share his story of resilience and optimism. He
understands the true value in making the most of every situation.
While J.R.’s experience was certainly life-changing, amazingly he
claims this is actually a change for the better. “I discovered it is what
is inside a person that matters most and I wouldn’t change anything…
absolutely anything!” states J.R. “I do believe everything happens for a
reason, and I’m extremely grateful for that day because it led me into
this life!”
J.R.’s story from a patient’s perspective will help us to understand
the impact we, as healthcare providers, have on each patient
we serve. HOSA is proud to honor J.R. at this year’s National
Leadership Conference for his heroism – his wanting to make a
difference in the lives of others! His website: www.knowjr.com
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MRC
Volunteers Building Strong, Healthy, and Prepared Communities
What Can MRC Volunteers Do?
Support local public health, while advancing
the priorities of the U.S. Surgeon General by:
Promoting disease prevention
Improving health literacy
Eliminating health disparities
Enhancing public health preparedness
Assist local hospitals and health departments
with surge personnel needs.
Participate in mass prophylaxis and
vaccination exercises and community
disaster drills.
Train with local emergency response partners.
And More…
Visit
www.MedicalReserveCorps.gov
Office of the U.S. Surgeon General
Division of the Civilian
Volunteer Medical Reserve
Corps
1101 Wootton Parkway
Suite 200
Rockville, MD 20852
240.453.2839
MRCcontact@hhs.gov
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2012 NLC Educational Symposiums
T H U R S D A Y ,
Time
Workshop/Presenter
J U N E
2 1 ,
2 0 1 2
Description
Location
7-8 am
Healthy Start to the Day
Healthy Start to the Day
Have a healthy start to your day with a supercharged workout.
Regardless of your fitness ability this program is sure to have you
ready for the day.
Veracruz South
Registration
Foyer
9-10 am
Train Students in Pharmacology!
PassAssured, LLC
Lois Forsyth, Sales
David Dubose, President & CEO
Prepare students for a field that is growing 31% by 2018!
PassAssured’s Pharmacy Technician Training Program is a prep to the
national CERTIFICATION EXAM!
Acapulco
9-10 am
Exploring Public Health and Training
Opportunities
Public Health Foundation (PHF)
Lois Banks, TRAIN Director
Ilya Plotkin, TRAIN Program
Administrator
Introduction to the premier learning management systems for those
responsible for protecting the public’s health-TRAIN, and the training
opportunities available FREE of charge to HOSA students.
Coronado M
9-10 am
Engaging Students in the Health
Science Classroom
Applied Educational Systems
Laurie Prather, Medical Professions
Instructor
Advisors Only
Laurie Prather, medical professions instructor and her students will
discuss how HealthCenter 21 online programs have motivated them
to succeed!
Coronado Q
9 -10:30 am
Hands-On Body Systems:
Surveillance & Cell-Talk:
“Understanding the Army of the
Immune System”
LISD Medical Sciences @ Bryon Martin ATC
Starla Ewan, Medical Science Instructor
Participants will build key components of the immune system and
‘see’ how they coordinate to fight the ‘good fight!’ Cell-talk will be
examined on how it can increase or decrease the efficiency of the
immune system. Each participant will take home their ‘new immune
system!’
Durango 1
9 -10 am
Ring Around the Resources
National Consortium for Health Science
Education (NCHSE)
Lara Skaggs, Executive Committee
Advisors Only
Looking for classroom resources? Do you have an assessment appropriate for all health science education students who complete your
programs? The National Consortium for Health Science Education is
positioned to provide teachers with resources and professional development to assist classroom teachers to better prepare future health
professionals. Come see what we have for you!
Coronado S
SWAGG
Corinthian Colleges/Everst Universities
Diana Allen, High School Coordinator
Do you think your SWAGG will land you the career of your dreams?
If so, come and share! If you’re not sure, don’t miss out on this
opportunity to learn how to SWAGG your way into a career. When
you participate in this interactive workshop, you will be in charge
of hiring the best candidate for the job. SWAGG has new meaning
when it comes to being that top notch employee. You will leave this
workshop with new ideas about how to interview, dress for success,
and yes, land that career. This workshop is filled with valuable information about what to do and what to say during your interview to set
yourself apart from those without swagg. See you there!
Durango 2
9 -10 am
Health Careers: Your Future, Your
Choice
Health Professions Network
Lynn Brooks, President
This presentation will look at which jobs are going to have the most
growth over the next ten years, what employment opportunities will
look like for the next few years, some ways you can get a good job
while you work toward more advanced jobs, and project some of the
coming changes in your future education. Wage and salary ranges for
various occupations will also be presented.
Coronado N
9 -10 am
Wesleyan College’s New Bachelor of
Science in Nursing
Wesleyan College-First for Women
Steve Farr, VP of Enrollment Services
Amy Lines, Director of Recruitment
Information on Wesleyan College and on their new nursing major.
9:00-10 am
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Baja
2012 NLC Educational Symposiums
T H U R S D A Y ,
Time
Workshop/Presenter
J U N E
2 1 ,
2 0 1 2
Description
Location
10-11 am
Kick Start your Health Care Career in
the U.S. Army
Hear firsthand from a U.S. Army nurse and other Army health care
experts about career and scholarship opportunities available in
a variety of health care fields in the Army like nursing, dentistry,
veterinary medicine, dietetics and many more.
Cancun
10-11 am
Nuclear Medicine: What is it? What
doThey do?
Society of Nuclear Medicine
Liz Duncan, BS, CNMT, MT
Nuclear medicine is a specialty medical imaging field. Learn about
diagnosing and treating diseases. Educational paths will be reviewed.
Coronado T
11am-noon
Learn Muscles and Bones by Building
in Clay - Introduction
Anatomy In Clay Learning Systems
Leslie Peterson, Educational
Consultant/Teacher
This workshop will allow attendees to demonstrate their health care
knowledge. We will identify bones and build muscles in clay on a
life-like model. This hands-on learning system will amaze you by
making anatomy easy and fun. This is a great interactive workshop
for students and their teachers.
Durango 2
11am-noon
Can You Hear Me Now?: Effective
Communications Techniques
Lowell Doringo, HOSA, Inc. Chair
Learn about the importance and value of communication and
listening in a leadership role, and the skills necessary to effectively
demonstrate both behaviors as a leader. Interactive and thought
provoking, you will discover how well we communicate with one
another, whether face to face or across cyberspace.
Acapulco
11am-noon
Anesthesiologist Assistant: An
Overview of the Profession
American Academy of Anesthesiologist
Assistants
Nick Davies, MHSc, AAC
Lauren Hojdila, MSA, AAC
Discuss the profession, education, and opportunities of the anesthesiologist assistant.
Coronado P
11am-noon
How to Start a Postsecondary/
Collegiate HOSA Chapter
William-Bernard Reid-Varley
Do you love being a HOSA member and don’t want it to end? The
Postsecondary/Collegiate Division provides students in two and
four-year institutions with the same opportunities as you currently
enjoy. This workshop will provide you with all the information you
need to start, lead, and maintain a HOSA chapter at your college or
university. The presenter will discuss strategies that work best and
the ones that don’t work at all (gleaned from his personal experience
as a collegiate chapter founder) to help you start your chapter in the
most efficient, effective, and simplest way possible.
Baja
11am-noon
Successful Community-wide Obesity
Prevention Programming with
Schools as ‘Hubs’ of Healthy Activity
The OrganWise Guys, Inc.
Dr. Michelle Lombardo, President
The OrganWise Guys Comprehensive School Program (OWG CSP)
is the evidence-based intervention that empowers students, staff
and parents to be healthy and smart from the inside out. The OWG
healthy messaging is then filtered out into the community creating a
cohesive collaboration on healthy living.
Coronado R
1-2 pm
How do you Thrive, not just Survive?
LISD Medical Sciences @ Bryon Martin
ATC
Starla Ewan, Medical Science Instructor
Great study tricks to help you learn ANY subject faster and be
successful in less time! Learn to ‘spot’ traps before the nab you and
slow you down or keep you from your goals! Enjoy this fun session
for pumping up the success level in your life and future!
Cancun
1-2 pm
Where do we go from here? The
Future of Health Science Education
Delmar Cengage Learning
Louise Simmers, Author
Please join Louise Simmers, author of Diversified Health Occupations,
for a participatory discussion on the modern and future health
science classroom. This is an opportunity for attendees to discuss
what’s on the radar, what challenges you face, and what educational
resources will help you address those.
Durango 1
1-2 pm
Activate your Leadership Skills to
Help Solve Hunger in your Community
USA TODAY-Education/USA TODAY
Charitable
Debby Dodge/Kim Svoboda
Free standards based project open to all HOSA chapters. Learn how
one HOSA chapter in Brawley, CA achieved results in their own
community this past school year. Project resources and sign up to
take place during the session along with the announcement of the
prizes for the project.
Baja
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2012 NLC Educational Symposiums
T H U R S D A Y ,
Time
Workshop/Presenter
2 1 ,
2 0 1 2
Description
Location
1-2 pm
Neurodiagnostic Technologist: A
Job with a Future
ASET: The Neurodiagnostic Society
Brian Adkins
Overview of the many facets of neurodiagnotsic technology: EEG,
IONM, LTM, ICU Monitoring, NCS, and explanation of current staffing
needs nationwide. Will include demonstration of some of the basic
skills involved.
Coronado M
1-2 pm
Careers in Healthcare
CVS Caremark
Marsha Lynch, Manager, Workforce
Initiatives
Learn more about a range of opportunities in pharmacy and CVS
Minute Clinics. Participants will benefit from a panel discussion on
career paths for future health professionals.
Durango 2
2-3 pm
Mentally Tough – Tips for Health
Care Career Success
U.S. Army
From the classroom to the operating room and everywhere
in-between, health care professionals need to be sharp and focused
– they need to be mentally and emotionally tough. U.S. Army health
care professionals have some of the most diverse career opportunities
in the industry – from the fast pace of the battlefield to caring for
military families on a military instillation. Join U.S. Army nurses and
other Army health care experts in an informational session as they
share their career experiences and provide tips for success in school
and in the workforce. They will also share the scholarship opportunities available for a multitude of health care careers that would allow
students to stay focused on school, not on paying tuition.
Acapulco
Learning Medical Terminology with
the Dean Vaughn Total Retention
System
DCM/Instructional Systems
Bob Maddestra Jr., M.A.Ed.,
VP of Product & Business
Development
Advisors Only
Designed for 100% retention, the Dean Vaughn Total Retention
System Series for health science education teaches participants
how to easily remember course content in an amazingly short
period of time! This presentation will introduce participants to the
Dean Vaughn Total Retention System for Medical Terminology 350
and include a lesson demonstration teaching 25 medical elements.
Participants will be able to use this new knowledge to interpret and
understand more than 225 complex medical terms!
Baja
All You Need is Love!
Spread the Love, People
Julie Ray, Ed.D, Speaker/Author
Do you feel like getting a natural energy high? Boost your endorphins
and practice acts of love during our 60 minutes of blissful connection.
Come with me on a journey of living in a loving state “of mind.” First
we’ll review the science behind love and the benefits of spreading,
receiving, and being love. Then we’ll practice ways of living from love
through actions, gratitude, curiosity, and acceptance.
My desire is you will leave this workshop ready to:
• Embrace your quirky, unique, awesome self with love and acceptance
• Feel more connected to others
• Take control of your self-perception and re-write your stories,
allowing you to make your emotional system support, rather than
inhibit, you
• Implement new practices and strategies to be the natural, loving
being you are meant to be
2:30-3:30 pm
2-3 pm
F R I D A Y ,
7-8 am
8:30-9:30 am
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J U N E
J U N E
2 2 ,
Coronado P
2 0 1 2
Healthy Start to the Day
Have a healthy start to your day with a supercharged workout.
Regardless of your fitness ability this program is sure to have you
ready for the day.
Veracruz South
Registration
Foyer
HOSA: We’re Counting on You!
JDRF
Jennifer Michela Mylock, National
Manager, School Program
Development
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have type 1 diabetes (T1D)?
This session will provide you with an overview of JDRF’s mission,
ongoing research advancements, symptoms of T1D and how to get
involved. Hear 8 year old Nate Wells’ story and how HOSA members
are helping to cure, treat and prevent T1D!
Acapulco
2012 NLC Educational Symposiums
F R I D A Y ,
Time
Workshop/Presenter
J U N E
2 2 ,
2 0 1 2
Description
Location
8:30-9:30 am
How to Start a Postsecondary/
Collegiate HOSA Chapter
William-Bernard Reid-Varley
Do you love being a HOSA member and don’t want it to end? The
Postsecondary/Collegiate Division provides students in two and fouryear institutions with the same opportunities as you currently enjoy.
This workshop will provide you with all the information you need to
start, lead, and maintain a HOSA chapter at your college or university.
The presenter will discuss strategies that work best and the ones that
don’t work at all (gleaned from his personal experience as a collegiate
chapter founder) to help you start your chapter in the most efficient,
effective, and simplest way possible.
Coronado M
8:30-9:30 am
Ring Around the Resources
NCHSE
Lara Skaggs & Nancy Allen,
Executive Committee Members
Advisors Only
Looking for classroom resources? Do you have an assessment appropriate for all health science students? NCHSE was created to help
classroom teachers do their even better. Come see what we have for
you!
Coronado S
8:30 – 10 am
Hands-On Body Systems:
“How do you fix a Broken Heart?”
LISD Medical Sciences @ Bryon
Martin ATC, Starla Ewan, Medical
Science Instructor
Participants will first build components of a healthy cardiovascular
system and then construct changes that can cause cardiovascular
disease. Diagnostic tools, treatments, and preventive measures will
be integrated into the workshop. Participants will take home their
‘repaired’ heart and arteries!
Durango 1
9-10 am
Build the Digestive Sytem in
Clay
Anatomy In Clay Learning Systems
Leslie Peterson, Educational
Consultant/Teacher
Boost your health care knowledge by building the complete digestive
system in clay on a like-like model. Be amazed at how much learn
when you build anatomical structures and share your knowledge with
others in class. This is a fun and informative workshop for students
and teachers.
Durango 2
9 –10 am
Disaster Ready
National Association of County &
City Health Officials (NACCHO)
Debra Robinson, Director, Medical
Reserve Corps Project
This workshop will demonstrate the importance of having individual
awareness and plans for every situation. Participants will learn how to
recognize signs and take appropriate actions in response to various
scenarios.
Coronado Q
9 –10 am
Memory Power for the Health
Education Classroom
DCM/Instructional Systems
Dean Vaughn & Bob Maddestra, Jr.
Dean Vaughn is the world’s leading authority on applied memory
techniques for a wide range of subjects. His total retention courses for
allied health education have revolutionized the teaching of medical
terminology, basic human anatomy and dental education. In this era
of information explosion and unprecedented change, no learned skill
can approach the value of trained memory and the ability to apply it
to all phases of occupational and professional achievement. Every
participant will benefit from this exciting session!
Cancun
10 –11 am
Navigating Washington
Axela Government Relations LLC
George Sifakis, CEO
HOSA’s mission and the importance of advocacy: How to clearly and
effectively communicate with your representatives to ensure that
HOSA is heard in our nation’s Capitol.
Coronado N
10 –11 am
An Introduction to
Parliamentary Procedure
National Association of
Parliamentarians
Brandon Walters, PRP
Parliamentary procedure is everywhere, whether we realize it or not.
This workshop will introduce participants to parliamentary procedure
through discussion, demonstrations, videos and other interactive
methods. A Q&A session will follow the main presentation.
Coronado M
• Tickets will not be distributed to workshops. Workshops are on a first come, first serve basis.
• HOSA members are asked to arrive at workshops prior to the appointed start time. Out of courtesy to our presenters, please do NOT
arrive late to an educational symposium.
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2012 NLC Educational Symposiums
F R I D A Y ,
2 2 ,
2 0 1 2
Description
Location
Understanding Military Career
Options
U.S. Army
Students are always looking for a one-stop resource for everything as
which classes to take, tips for college prep and, of course, preparing
for the HOSA NLC. But if you’ve thought about a career in military
where would you find the answers? Did you know that the Army is
the only branch that pays for veterinary school? Did you know that
you could travel the world in the Army while being paid to practice
nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, dietetics and more? Join the
U.S. Army for an informational and interactive session about the
health care career and scholarship opportunities available to students.
Baja
11am-noon
Health Careers: Your Future,
Your Choice
Health Professions Network
Lynn Brooks, President
This presentation will look at which jobs are going to have the most
growth over the next ten years, what employment opportunities will
look like for the next few years, some ways you can get a good job
while you work toward more advanced jobs, and project some of the
coming changes in your future education. Wage and salary ranges for
various occupations will also be presented.
Coronado Q
11am-noon
Medical Reserve Corps and
HOSA: Partnering for Success
CAPT Robert Tosatto, LCDR Skip
Payne, and ENS Colleen Scott
The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is a national network of local
groups of volunteers committed to strengthening public health,
emergency response, and community resiliency. MRC volunteers
include medical and public health professionals, as well as others
interested in improving the public health infrastructure of their local
jurisdiction. MRC units identify, screen, train and organize the volunteers, and utilize them to support routine public health activities
and augment preparedness and response efforts. The Division of
the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps is headquartered in the
Office of the Surgeon General. It functions as a clearinghouse for
information and guidance to help communities establish, implement,
and maintain MRC units nationwide.This session will provide a forum
for HOSA Advisors and student members to explore key principles of
the MRC program and to identify opportunities for HOSA chapters to
collaborate with local MRC units, with the ultimate goal of advancing
the missions of both organizations. Presenters will also provide
updates on HOSA-related initiatives in the Office of the Surgeon
General, including HOSA internships, the U.S. Public Health Service
Commissioned Corps Junior Officer – HOSA mentorship program, and
other efforts.
Cancun
1-2 pm
HOSA: We’re Counting on You!
JDRF
Jennifer Michela Mylock, National
Manager, School Program
Development
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have type 1 diabetes (T1D)?
This session will provide you with an overview of JDRF’s mission,
ongoing research advancements, symptoms of T1D and how to get
involved. Hear 8 year old Nate Wells’ story and how HOSA members
are helping to cure, treat and prevent T1D!
Acapulco
1-2 pm
Kick Start your Health Care
Career in the U.S. Army
Hear firsthand from a U.S. Army nurse and other Army health care
experts about career and scholarship opportunities available in a
variety of health care fields in the Army like nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, dietetics and many more.
Baja
1-2 pm
HOSA Competitive Events
Preview 2013
Moderator: Jan Mould,
Competitive Event Director
Get a sneak peek at what’s new for HOSA 2012-13 to the National
HOSA Competitive Events program.
Durango 1
Time
10-11 am
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J U N E
Workshop/Presenter
2012 NLC Educational Symposiums
F R I D A Y ,
Time
1:30-2:30 pm
J U N E
Location
Do you feel like getting a natural energy high? Boost your endorphins
and practice acts of love during our 60 minutes of blissful connection.
Come with me on a journey of living in a loving state “of mind.” First
we’ll review the science behind love and the benefits of spreading,
receiving, and being love. Then we’ll practice ways of living from love
through actions, gratitude, curiosity, and acceptance.
My desire is you will leave this workshop ready to:
• Embrace your quirky, unique, awesome self with love and acceptance
• Feel more connected to others
• Take control of your self-perception and re-write your stories,
allowing you to make your emotional system support, rather than
inhibit, you
• Implement new practices and strategies to be the natural, loving
being you are meant to be
Cancun
Competitive Events Bus Schedule
Hotel Shuttle Schedule
Competitors who are going to off-site skill events will be
assigned a bus time, either at their event orientation or when
Round Two is posted.
Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort • Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside •
Disney’s All Star Sports
Competitors in Creative Problem Solving and
Extemporaneous Speaking will be catching a shuttle bus to
the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Convention Center. Your
appointment time is your actual appointment time, and you will
need to be sure you catch a shuttle bus to the Grand Floridian
in plenty of time for your appointment. You should inform your
chapter advisor when you get on the bus to leave, and as soon
as you arrive back at your hotel.
Shuttles will run from Disney’s Port Orleans and Disney’s All Star Sports
to Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort using the schedule below. Please
make sure you allow 30-45 minutes before the event start time to travel
between the resorts.
Tuesday:
7:30 AM -- 12:00 AM
Wednesday:
7:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Thursday:
6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Friday:
6:30 AM – 12 :30 AM
Saturday:
3:00 PM -- 1:00 AM
2 0 1 2
Description
Workshop/Presenter
All You Need is Love!
Spread the Love, People
Julie Ray, Ed.D, Speaker/Author
2 2 ,
First shuttle bus departs at 7:30 AM and will
run between the properties hourly leaving the
hotel property on the half hour and leaving
Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort on the
hour. Shuttle bus will run continually, the last
pick-up at Coronado Springs will be 12:00 AM.
Curfew is 12:30 AM.
Shuttle Bus Schedule – Disney’s Grand Floridian
Convention Center
Bus stop location:
• Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort Veracruz Porte Cochére
• Disney’s Grand Floridian Convention Center
Convention Center Porte Cochére
First shuttle bus departs at 7:00 AM and will
run continually every 30 minutes from both
the hotel property and Disney’s Coronado
Springs Resort. Last pick-up at Coronado
Springs will be 12:00 AM. Curfew is 12:30 AM.
First shuttle bus departs at 6:00 AM and will
run continually every 30 minutes from both
the hotel property and Disney’s Coronado
Springs Resort. Last pick-up at Coronado
Springs will be 12:00 AM. Curfew is 12:30 AM.
First shuttle bus departs at 6:30 AM and will
run continually every 30 minutes from both
the hotel property and Disney’s Coronado
Springs Resort. Last pick-up at Coronado
Springs will be 12:00 AM. Curfew is 12:30 AM.
First shuttle bus departs at 3:00 PM and will
run continually every 30 minutes from both
the hotel property and Disney’s Coronado
Springs Resort. Last pick-up at Coronado
Springs will be 12:30 AM. Curfew is 1:00 AM.
The buses will depart and return every 40 minutes with
continuous shuttle between the hotels until 3:50 PM from
Disney’s Grand Floridian.
Bus Schedule
Thursday, June 21
Disney’s Coronado
Springs Resort
Disney’s Grand Floridian
Convention Center
7:30 am 8:10 am 8:50 am 9:30 am 10:10 am 10:50 am 11:30 am 12:10 pm 12:50 pm 1:30 pm 2:10 pm 2:50 pm 3:30 pm 4:10 pm stopping time
7:50 am
8:30 am
9:10 am
9:50 am
10:30 am
11:10 am
11:50 am
12:30 pm
1:10 pm
1:50 pm
2:30 pm
3:10 pm
3:50 pm stopping time
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CONGRATULATIONS
to HOSA High School Graduates for Following Your Dreams
CALL EVEREST TODAY FOR HANDS-ON CAREER TRAINING
IN THE DYNAMIC HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY
1-877-420-4615
www.everest.edu
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Are You Damaging Your
Hearing Unknowingly?
twitter.com/togethercounts
Join the
Movement!
Here’s a Chance to Find Out!
FREE Hearing Screenings
Wednesday, June 20 • 10:00am–4:30pm • Toluca A
Friday, June 22 • 9:00am–4:30pm • Sonora A
Products that seem (or look) safe can and do damage
to the ears and hearing of ordinary people every day
with no warning. Participate in a free Hearing Health
Screening to find out if you are one of them! Learn
how to protect your hearing so you’ll be able to hear
later!
Help your
community,
your family and
school achieve
an active,
healthy lifestyle
through energy
balance.
Hearing professionals from the University of Central
Florida will conduct the hearing screenings.
Sponsored by
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Because EMS matters...
The National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT)
encourages you to learn more about the profession of Emergency
Medical Services (EMS), which includes careers as emergency medical
technicians, paramedics and other professionals working in prehospital
emergency medicine.
NAEMT offers you a wealth of information, including:
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career opportunities, including types of careers in EMS and
a link to the EMS Job Center.
Student
memberships for a discounted $25 for one year.
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of up to $35,000 for members to support their
education and career advancement.
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on numerous EMS resources, including courses, books, publications, supplies and more.
More than 32,000 members strong, NAEMT is the only national association representing the
professional interests of all EMS practitioners.
Learn more about EMS today at www.naemt.org.
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2012 NLC Exhibitors
ACTE
Country Meats
1400 Griffin Mill Road
1303 Crooked Branch Trail
Easley, SC 29640
Woodstock, GA 30189
964.855.8195
770.928.3809
Contact: Grace Decken
Contact: Rick French
Keiser University 5600 Lake Underhill Road
Orlando, FL 32809
407.273.5800
Contact: Raquel Paz
PassAssured, LLC
1504 W. Park Ave.
Orange, TX 77630
866.778.7277
Contact: David Dubose
All That Glitters
1701 South Second Street
Booneville, MS 38829
662.728.3976
Contact: Faye Bullock
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Two Commerce Square
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215.521.8423
Contact: Carolyn McCoy
Pearson Career & Technology
501 Boylston Street, # 900
Boston, MA 02116
1.866.326.4259
Contact: Laura Cutone
Delmar, Cengage Learning
5 Maxwell Drive
Clifton Park, NY 12065
800.998.7498
Contact: Michael Smith
Medical Reserve Corps
Office of the Civilian Volunteer
5600 Fishers Lane, Room 18C-14
Rockville, MD 20857
301.443.2134
Contact: LT Skip Payne
Pocket Nurse
200 First Street
Ambridge, PA 15003
412.630.2964
Contact: Steve Biro
Depco, LLC 3305 Airport Drive
Pittsburg, KS 66762
706.263.9315
Contact: Jerry Foxworthy
Melior, Inc.
200 Cahaba Park Circle, # 250
Birmingham, AL 35242
205.298.8302
Contact: Rod Boyes
F.A. Davis Company
1915 Arch St.
Philadelphia, PA 19103
800.323.3555 x 7717
Contact: Eve Lancaster
National Association of County
and City Health Officials
(NACCHO)
1100 17th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
202.783.5550
Contact: Debra Robinson
American Academy of
Anesthesiologist Assistants
2313 Nasslewood Drive
Weskly Chapel, FL 33543
724.544.8684
Contact: Lauren Hojdila
American Association for
Respiratory Care
9425 N. MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 100
Irving, TX 75063
Contact: Bill Dubbs
972.243.2272
Anatomy In Clay Learning
Systems
2198 W. 15th Street
Loveland, CO 80538
970.667.9047
Contact: Leslie Peterson
Applied Educational Systems
208 Bucky Drive
Lititz, PA 17543
800.220.2175
Contact: Anne Kuser
ASHA 2200 Research Blvd.
Rockville, MD 20850
301.296.8681
Contact: Melanie Johnson
Awards Unlimited
1935 “O” Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
800.950.3553
Contact: Larry King
Brown Mackie College
625 Eden Park Drive, Ste. 111
Cincinnati, OH 45202
412.995.7176
Contact: Linnea Borter
Corinthian College/Everest
Universities
9200 Southpark Center
Orlando, FL 32819
714.926.9868
Contact: Sheryl Mays
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DCM/Instructional
Systems
PO Box 96
Westwood, MA 02090
800.348.0025
Contact: Bob Maddestra, Jr.
Frosty Fruit 2999 Pacific Drive, Ste. A
Norcross, GA 30071
800.976.4003
Contact: David Barranco
Hartman Publishing 8529 Indian School Rd., NE
Albuquerque, NM 87112
505.291.1274
Contact: Kendra Robertson
National Association of
Parliamentarians (NAP)
213 S. Main Street
Independence, MO 64050
888.627.2929
National Consortium for
Health Science Education
2410 Woodlake Drive
Okemos, MI 48864
405.743.5106
Health Professions Network
Contact: Lara Skaggs
(HPN)
PO Box 1308
National Technical Honor
Lolo, MT 59847
Society
406.273.7028
PO Box 1336
Contact: Lynn Brooks
Flat Rock, NC 28731
P: 828.698.8011
International University of
Contact: Carol L. Kaczmarek
Nursing 1111 Hypoluxo Road, Ste. 203
Ozark Delight Candy Co.
Lantana, FL 33462
#1 Lollipop Lane
561.547.1327
Prairie Grove, AR 72753
Contact: Nancy Ross
800.334.8991
Contact: Craig Battles
Jewels by Jewel 201 3rd Street, Box 933
Paxton/Patterson
Windom, TX 75492
7523 South Sayre Avenue
903.227.3393
Chicago, IL 60638
Contact: James Launier
1.800.323.8484
Contact: Roland Johnson
Public Health Foundation
1300 L. Street, NW, Ste. 800
Washington, DC 20005
202.218.4427
Contact: Lois Banks
Quiet Elegance
4524 Curry Ford Road, # 282
Orlando, FL 32812
407.380.5406
Contact: Michelle Clemons
Society of Nuclear Medicine
1850 Samuel Morse Drive
Reston, VA 20190
703.652.6783
Contact: Lisa Lefebvre
The OrganWise Guys, Inc.
3838 Song River Circle
Duluth, GA 30097
Contact: Dr. Michelle Lambardo
U.S. Army Accessions Command G-7
232 Old Ironsides Blvd.
Bldg. 203, Second Floor
Ft. Knox, KY 40121
USA Today/USA Today
Charitable Foundation
7950 Jones Branch Drive
McLean, VA 22108
516.924.1355
Contact: Kim Svoboda
Wesleyan College
4760 Forsyth Road
Macon, GA 31210
478.757.5165
Contact: Amy Lines
HOSA Partnerships
American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists
American Art Therapy Association
American Association for Respiratory Care
American Association of Colleges of Nursing
American Cancer Society
American Careers
American Dental Assistants Association
American Dental Association
American Health Care Association
American Health Information Management Association
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
American Medical Technologies
American Music Therapy Association
American Occupational Therapy Association
American Red Cross
American Society of Radiologic Technologists
America’s Promise
Army ROTC (Nurse Recruiting)
Aspen Institute – Health Stewardship Project
Association for Career and Technical Education
Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity
Association of Operating Room Nurses
Autism Speaks
BioTechnology Institute
Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)
CVS Caremark
DCIM/Instructional Systems
Delmar Learning
DEPCO
Elsevier-Mosby Science
Glencoe/McGraw-Hill
HCA - The Hospital Corporation
Health Professions Network
Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Kaiser Permanente
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Medical Library Association
Medical Reserve Corps
Nasco
National AHEC
National Association of County and City Health Officials
National Association of EMTs
National Association of Parliamentarians
National Association of Secondary School Principals
National Association of State Directors of Career and
Technical Education
National Athletic Trainers’ Association
National Consortium for Health Science Education
National Council of La Raza
National Guard
National Health Council
National Student Speech Language Hearing Association/ American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
National Technical Honor Society
Nurses for a Healthier Tomorrow
Nursing Organizations Alliance
Nursing Spectrum
PKD Foundation
Pearson/Prentice Hall
Pocket Nurse Enterprises, Inc.
The President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition
President’s Volunteer Service Award
Safe America® Foundation
Sigma Theta Tau International
Traemus Books
USA Today
U.S. Navy
U.S. Public Health Service
Thank you for providing opportunities for HOSA members to learn and achieve.
Your involvement makes a difference!
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Conference Information
Sleeping Rooms
A good reputation enables members to take pride in their organization. HOSA members have an excellent reputation. Conduct at any
HOSA function, whether it is a general session or in the cleanliness
of a sleeping room, should make a positive contribution to the reputation that has been established.
Please check rooms before departure from the hotel to ensure that
they are left in a reasonable condition. Delegates are responsible for
any vandalism and will be expected to pay any and all damages.
Conference Message Center
A message board is available at all times for any schedule changes,
special announcements, and messages for individuals by state at
the Conference Headquarters located outside the North Registration
Desk.
Conference Name Badges
permitted in several of the events. Be sure you know the rules or ask
questions!
Competitive Event Judges and Personnel
Competitive event personnel and judges are asked to read the
agenda carefully. It is essential that all personnel be at the event site
in advance of the posted times. It should be remembered that event
judges and personnel are “very important persons” at the National
Leadership Conference. When opportunities arise, please tell these
volunteers how much we appreciate the contributions they are
making to HOSA and the 2012 NLC.
National Officer Campaigning
Verbal campaigning may begin after the national officer candidate
slate is announced by the Nominating Committee.
Local and State Advisors’ Orientation
Meeting
Conference name badges must be worn at all times while at the
Conference. The name badge serves as the entry to all official
conference functions including general sessions, business session,
workshops, and for bus transportation to competitive event sites. For
security purposes, do not wear the conference badge while touring
the city, etc.
All local and state advisors are encouraged to attend the orientation meeting on Wednesday from 1:30 – 2:30 PM in Fiesta 6. All
conference chairmen will be present. Any changes in the program
will be given at this time. This orientation is provided to ensure a
smooth-running competitive events program and conference.
For conference activities, wear your name badge in plain sight to
ensure your admittance to conference functions. Replacement
badges are $5 and can be obtained at the Conference Headquarters
with proper identification.
Each state selects students and advisors to serve on the Conference
Courtesy Corps. Members of the Courtesy Corps and Host Committee
will assist in all aspects of the conference. The success of the National
Leadership Conference is due in large part to the efforts of the
Courtesy Corps. Thanks to all Courtesy Corps members.
Admission Tickets
Delegates must have tickets to attend the Opening General Session,
Recognition Session, and the Awards Session. Only registered delegates and guests may attend the General Sessions and entertainment
activities. A name badge must be visible at all times. Tickets are NOT
required for admittance into Educational Symposium workshops and
seating is on a first-come basis. We encourage you to attend each
workshop for which you have an interest.
HOSA Competitive Events Information
Fifty-six competitive events will be conducted in six program
areas at two levels at the National Leadership Conference. HOSA
competitive events are conducted as incentives for HSE students
to be recognized for achievement related to career and leadership
development. Competitive events are designed to complement the
health science technology education programs through application
of the instruction received. This practical experience assists the HOSA
member in developing the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required
to deliver quality health care.
Courtesy Corps & Host Committee
Voting Delegates
Each voting delegate will receive a voting delegate ribbon from his/
her state advisor. All voting delegates or alternate must attend the
Voting Delegate Orientation or have a representative as his/her proxy.
Voting Delegates be seated in the voting delegate area at least ten
minutes prior to the start of the Business Session on Thursday at 3:00
PM. Official HOSA uniform must be worn. On Thursday, June 21,
the National Executive Council will host a breakfast for voting delegates and national officer candidates. This will be an opportunity for
the voting delegates to meet the national officer candidates on an
informal basis.
Curfew
All HOSA members are asked to abide by curfew times and not leave
their rooms after the published time in the program book.
Conference Insurance
Conference insurance has been secured for all conference delegates.
Competitive Events Orientation and
Scheduling
Each student competing is responsible for being prompt to the
Orientation Session for his/her event and for the time period for
which they are scheduled. Read the conference agenda carefully.
You must be on time or risk disqualification. If you are not certain,
go to the Competitive Events Headquarters or locate your chapter
or state advisor. It is the responsibility of competitors to attend the
Orientation Session or make arrangements for someone to attend in
his/her place. HOSA is not responsible for errors in communication
between the competitor and his/her designated representative at the
Orientation Session. Due to testing/preliminary rounds, a proxy is not
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Reproduction of Photographs
As a delegate to the National Leadership Conference,
permission is granted to make photographs, videotapes,
broadcasts, and/or sound recordings, separately or in
combination, available for reproduction for educational and
promotional purposes by National HOSA unless you put in
writing this exception.
Official HOSA Uniform and Conference Dress Code
The following official dress code for the student members for
ALL general sessions at the NLC will be strictly enforced:
HOSA Uniform:
• Tailored navy blazer with emblem affixed over the heart.
• Shirt/blouse for females (white tailored or short-sleeve
white jewel neck shell
• Shirt for males—white closed-neck, man-tailored dress
shirt, suitable for use with a tie
• Accent for female members - maroon HOSA scarf or tie is
optional but not required
• Accent for male officers - navy or maroon long tie
• Matching navy slacks for males and matching navy slacks
or skirts for females
• Closed-toe blue or black shoes (hose optional)
OR
Black or navy blue suit
• With a white shirt (the white shirt can be the member’s
choice)
• Closed-toe blue or black shoes (hose optional)
• Male members MUST wear a tie.
• Female members may choose to wear knee-length skirt
or slacks.
Student delegates not adhering to the above dress policy
for all general sessions at the NLC will not be admitted.
Competitive Event’s Dress Attire
Delegates must adhere to the Dress Code as specified in the
individual competitive event guidelines for the orientation and
event in which they are competing. Bonus points will be given
according to the individual guidelines.
Other Conference Attire
Conference delegates are strongly encouraged to wear HOSA
uniforms or appropriate business attire to all conference
activities (other than the general sessions where the official
dress code for general sessions will be adhered).
Official HOSA Casual Dress Code for Social Functions
Appropriate dress for official social functions in conjunction
with the NLC will include everything EXCEPT tank tops, halter
tops, extremely short shorts or skirts and cut-offs. (Shirt straps
must be two inches wide and the length of shorts and skirts
must be at minimum to the fingertip.)
Under no circumstances will blue jeans, shorts, or other
casual attire be accepted at any Conference function (with
the exception of tours, HOSA’s dances, and other recreational
activities). Delegates dressed in such casual attire will not be
permitted to participate in official HOSA conference meetings.
Conference Delegate Responsibilities
• Adhere to the official conference code of conduct as signed by
each delegate.
• If you take pictures in any session, respect those in back of you
by “remaining low” before and after the picture is taken.
• Wear your official HOSA uniform correctly and proudly.
• Periodically check the bulletin board near the Conference
Headquarters for messages, program information, and state
delegate instructions.
• Be prompt in attending all sessions.
• Stay until the end of each session.
• Always show the utmost respect to the person(s) at the
podium.
• Be a mature HOSA representative. Loud talking, boasting,
vulgarity, profanity, and horseplay are not becoming of a
HOSA member.
• HOSA members are not confined to the hotel, but they do
need advisor and/or chaperone permission to depart the
property.
• It is your responsibility to attend and be prompt for the activities in which you are involved.
• Read your program carefully. If you do not know – ASK!
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Special
HOSA is appreciative for its longtime partnership with ACTE-HSE
division and for their generous contribution to the scholarship program.
The Health Science division of ACTE provides national leadership
and promotes high professional standards in health science through
effective communication and professional development among
teachers, teacher educators, administrators and healthcare institutions.
www.acteonline.org
Army ROTC is sponsoring Nursing Assisting and Clinical Nursing. Army
ROTC offers two-, three- and four-year scholarship opportunities to
students who are planning a future in nursing. Being a nurse in the Army
offers exciting and unique experiences that are not generally found as a
civilian nurse. www.goarmy.com/rotc/nurse_program.jsp
CVS Caremark. HOSA welcomes CVS Caremark as its newest partner!
CVS Caremark is the largest pharmacy health care provider in the United
States with integrated offerings across the entire spectrum of pharmacy
care. CVS Caremark is sponsoring HOSA’s Pharmacology competitive
event as well as participating in HOSA’s Scholarship Program. This is just
another reason why CVS Caremark is a No. 1 pharmacy and we thank
them for making a meaningful difference in the lives of HOSA members.
http://info.cvscaremark.com
Special thanks to Delmar Cengage Learning and their contribution to
HOSA’s scholarship program and sponsorship of the Competitive Event’s
Luncheon at the NLC. Delmar Cengage Learning has a wide variety of
innovative learning solutions such as books, software, videos and online
training materials, including custom-built technology solutions that
best fit your needs today and for the future. www.delmarlearning.com
HOSA is grateful to DEPCO, LLC for going above and beyond as one of
HOSA’s partners – not only for hosting the HOSA State Advisor’s dinner
but also as one of HOSA’s scholarship partners. DEPCO is passionate about
education and that enthusiasm is projected through the development
of exclusive products. The company’s mission is to enhance the learning
environment by offering curriculum that takes the intimidation and
confusion out of learning for both students and instructors. DEPCO
maintains an innovative, student-driven focus utilizing an interactive
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approach to learning activities. Learning retention is maximized through
the use of hands-on activities, rather than relying solely on textbook
exclusive memorization.
www.depcollc.com/products/health-science
HCA – Hospital Corporation of America and HOSA continue to develop
a strong partnership. HCA is committed to the care and improvement of
human life. They strive to provide high quality, cost effective healthcare
to the communities in which they serve. Many thanks are extended to
HCA for their provision of scholarships honoring Philip R. Patton and
their ongoing support of HOSA. www.hcahealthcare.com
HOSA has been proud to partner with the Health Professions Network
for the past several years. As a partner with HPN, HOSA has been able
to network with many valuable allied health organizations. HPN is
supporting HOSA’s scholarship program at this year’s NLC.
www.healthpronet.org
Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation. (HWCF) The Healthy
Weight Commitment Foundation, a CEO-led organization, is a national,
multi-year effort designed to help reduce obesity–especially childhood
obesity–by 2015. The HWCF coalition brings together more than 200
retailers, food and beverage manufacturers, restaurants, sporting goods
and insurance companies, trade associations and non-governmental
organizations, and professional sports organizations. HWCF focuses its
efforts on two critical areas—families and schools. HOSA thanks HWCF
for its sponsorship of the Washington Leadership Academy as well as the
National Leadership Conference and look forward to working together
to expand the program to high schools.
www.healthyweightcommit.org
A special thanks to Kaiser Permanente for its financial support and
involvement with Cal-HOSA and the national organization.
www.kaiserpermanente.org
The Medical Reserve Corps has been a HOSA partner since 2007. The
mission of the MRC is to engage volunteers to strengthen public health,
emergency response and community resiliency. The MRC has made
Thanks
possible the Internship in the Office of the Surgeon General for HOSA
member and advisors. The MRC will also present the 1st place winners
of the MRC Partnership event a $1,000 scholarship.
www.medicalreservecorps.gov
HOSA is very appreciative of Nasco’s continued support of the
Competitive Events Program by donating equipment to support the
competitive events program at the NLC. Nasco features 21 different
catalogs to address the equipment needs of teachers in 15 different
educational subject areas. Nasco offers affordable teaching aids to
educators in the healthcare, agriculture and industry areas. HOSA is
thankful for their support and their generous contribution to the 2012
scholarship program. www.enasco.com
National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) is
the only national association representing and serving all emergency
medical services practitioners through quality education, membership
and national advocacy. NAEMT members work in all sectors of EMS,
including government service agencies, fire departments, hospitalbased ambulance services, private companies, industrial and special
operations settings, and in the military. HOSA is honored to have
NAEMT as sponsor of the EMT event as well as a scholarship partner.
www.naemt.org
HOSA continues a partnership with the National Association of
Parliamentarians and, through this partnership, NAP provides HOSA
with financial support, involvement in NAP Internship Program, and
active involvement in HOSA activities. Janice Strand, Youth Committee
Chairman; Brandon Walters, Youth Committee Member; and Maurice
Henderson, NAP President, actively support the NAP and HOSA
partnership. www.parliamentarians.org
National Athletic Trainers’ Association has been a valuable partner
for HOSA. The NATA has provided Educational Symposiums, judges
and guidance through the review of guidelines of the Sports Medicine
event. We are very pleased that they will be providing a scholarship to
the secondary winner of the Sports Medicine competition.
www.nata.org
The National Consortium for Health Science Education is a national
partnership of individuals and organizations with a vested interest
in Health Science Education. HOSA thanks the Consortium for their
increased contribution to HOSA’s scholarship program and their
continued support of all HOSA activities.
www.healthscienceconsortium.org
NSSLHA/ASHA is a pre-professional membership association for
students interested in the study of communication science and
disorders. The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
is the professional, scientific, and credentialing association for more than
150,000 members and affiliates who are audiologists, speech-language
pathologists and speech, language, and hearing scientists. HOSA thanks
NSSLHA/ASHA for providing Hearing Screenings at the NLC as well as
participating in HOSA’s Scholarship Program.
www.asha.org and www.nsslha.org
National Technical Honor Society is dedicated to honoring student
achievement and leadership, promoting educational excellence and
enhancing career opportunities for NTHS members. HOSA is pleased
to partner with this organization and are grateful for their increased
support and contribution to the HOSA scholarship program.
www.nths.org
HOSA is excited to welcome, again this year, St. George Greek
Orthodox Monastery as a scholarship sponsor. Bishop Dionysios,
founder of the St. George Greek Orthodox Monastery, was a lifelong
supporter of young people and education. As a tribute of that support,
this scholarship continues to be made available.
The Public Health Service Commissioned Corps is an elite team of
more than 6,000 full-time, well-trained, highly qualified public health
professionals dedicated to delivering the Nation’s public health
promotion and disease prevention programs and advancing public
health science. Driven by a passion for public service, these men and
women serve on the frontlines in the Nation’s fight against disease and
poor health conditions. As one of America’s seven uniformed services,
the Commissioned Corps fills essential public health leadership and
service roles within the Nation’s Federal Government agencies and
programs. www.usphs.gov
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International University of Nursing
ST. KIT TS
WHY IUON
• We’ve invested over $50 million in a stateof-the-art nursing school that offers both a
traditional and accelerated second degree
BSN program.
• Beautiful ocean front campus.
• Our faculty are highly credentialed and recruited
primarily from the U.S.
• We maintain small class sizes to ensure
a personalized education.
• We have a 24 bed virtual hospital equipped with
the latest simulation technology including I-Stan.
• Final year is completed at U.S. partner schools
including Purdue University, Colorado State
University, Morehead State University and
Louisiana College.
• Students will receive two degrees—one
• With a U.S. degree, students are eligible
to sit for the NCLEX examination.
• Our NCLEX pass rate is over 90%, which is
higher than the national standard.
• Financial Aid is available for those who qualify.
• Three entry dates per year (January, May,
and September).
International University of Nursing, St. Kitts,
460 W. 34th Street, New York, NY 10001
866.868.4720
admissions@iuon.org
Visit us online at:
www.iuon.org
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THIS IS
CVS CAREMARK
Bringing people together in
communities across the country.
You can tell a lot about the heart of a company by the
actions of its people. At CVS Caremark, our people
strive every day to improve the quality of human life.
By working hand-in-hand with community health
centers, supporting public schools and advancing
the field of pharmacology, our people are making a
positive impact all across the country. When we
focus on things that strengthen families, our schools
and communities also win—and that’s something that
benefits us all. Yes, you could say we’re proud of our
people… they keep us connected to you, and this is
where our heart is.
To learn more, visit us at www.cvs.com.
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Thank you!
A very special thanks to our amazing event site hosts at Walt Disney World.
Thanks for sharing your time and expertise with the members of HOSA, and for adding an extra
spark of magic to this HOSA National Leadership Conference.
Adam T. Kjosa
Jyl O’Brien-Williams
Tarra James
Zach Fether
Janet Rosier
Brian Goff
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Yong Huang
Yuqing Fan
Bill Hammer
Laura Kleiss
Les Frey
Lori Strongin
Dianne Vig
Julie Sweet
Dianna Conyers
Matt Runnells
Laura Wheeler
Ben Barnes
Rob Hofschulte
Tricia Combs
Rachel Schildwachter
To All Conference Delegates
You are cordially invited to attend the
2012 HOSA Showcase
Selected events are open for conference delegates to see the work of other HOSA members and
to visit with them about their event. The HOSA Showcase will provide a chance to:
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Review an outstanding HOSA event
Talk to HOSA members from other schools
Support HOSA members from your chapter and state
Get ideas for your chapter
The 2012 HOSA Showcase schedule is as follows:
Thursday, June 21
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
HOSA Week
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Chapter Newsletter
12:00 noon – 1:00 pm
Career Health Display
• Competitors will take displays with them at 1:00 pm
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Outstanding HOSA Chapter
• Competitors will take scrapbooks with them at 2:00 pm
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Clinical Specialty
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
MRC Partnership
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Community Awareness
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Extemporaneous Health Poster
• Competitors will take posters with them at 9:00 pm
Friday, June 22
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Medical Photography
9:00 am – 10:00 am
Public Service Announcement
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Health Education
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Healthy Lifestyle
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Coronado K
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Coronado K
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Coronado HJ
Keep up with all of the happenings at the
2012 HOSA NLC !
This year the 2012 National HOSA General sessions will again
be available live. From the National HOSA website or the link
below you can view the general sessions live as they happen.
Let your fellow members, friends and family know they can join
the fun as well. To view the splash page for the general session
streaming follow the link www.thinkcybis.com/hosa-live or go
to www.hosa.org and click on the button.
Have you joined National HOSA’s Group on Facebook &
Twitter to find out the up-to-the minute happenings at HOSA’s
National Leadership Conference? This year National HOSA
will be posting round two competitors on the National
HOSA Facebook page so you will want to make sure you are
connected. If not, here’s how. Go to www.twitter.com/nationalhosa or www.facebook/nationalhosa
If you do not have a twitter account, click the “Join Today”
button.
* Submit your e-mail address
* Create a login and password
If you wish to be connected to Twitter by using your cell phone
or other mobile device, you can have messages sent to you.
Once you have created an account (above), go to “Settings” on
the top of the page.
* Click on the “Devices” tab to activate twitter on your cell
phone
* Enter your cell phone number and follow the directions
on texting the code to the designated twitter number.
(Example: text”abcde” to 12345)
* Go to the National HOSA profile and select “On” on the
“Device
Updates” area. You are set and ready to get up-to-date
messages from the National Leadership Conference.
And, don’t forget to go www.hosa.org/nlc/updates.html
to receive the daily conference updates! We wish all
138,000 members were going to be in Orlando for this year’s
conference. Since we all can’t attend, this is one way we can
stay in touch!
www.hosa.org/nlc/updates.html
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National HOSA Conduct Code
A good reputation enables members to take pride in their organization. HOSA members have an excellent
reputation. Your conduct at any HOSA function should make a positive contribution to the reputation that
has been established.
1. Your behavior at all times should be such that it reflects
credit to you, your school/college, your state and HOSA.
2. Student conduct is the responsibility of the local chapter
advisor. Students shall keep their advisors informed
of their activities and whereabouts at all times. (HOSA
Conference name badges shall be worn at all times at
HOSA functions.)
3. You are expected to attend all general sessions and other
scheduled conference activities. Please be prompt and
show respect to those in the audience and on stage.
4. Members are to report any accidents, injuries or illnesses
to their local or state advisor immediately.
5. Members are expected to observe the designated curfew.
(Curfew is described as being in your own assigned room
by the designated hour.)
6. If a student is responsible for stealing or vandalism, the
student and his/her parents will be expected to pay any
and all damages.
10.Any long distance phone calls, charges to room, etc., will
be the responsibility of the individual student and/or
parents.
11.Members are to abide by the NLC Attire Policy at all
business sessions, general sessions, competitive events,
and other conference activities.
12.As a delegate to the National Leadership Conference,
permission is granted to make photographs, videotapes,
broadcasts and/or sound recordings, separately or in
combination, available for reproduction for educational
and promotional purposes by National HOSA.
General Session Protocol: The general sessions should
be enthusiastic but delegates must not be rude or
obnoxious to those in the audience or on stage. It is
important to remain seated until the end of the session.
States that do not adhere to general session protocol will
be asked to send a representative to a special meeting of
the National Executive Council.
7. Members/participants attending the National Leadership
Conference may not purchase, consume, or be under the
influence of alcohol or drugs at any time. Violators will be
subject to stringent disciplinary action.
8. HOSA is a smoke-free conference and smoking is not
allowed at any official function. Delegates must adhere to
all hotel policies regarding smoking as well.
9. Students who disregard the rules will be subject to disciplinary action and will be sent home at their own expense.
Parents will be notified.
Common Sense Safety Tips
for Conference Attendees
Please read carefully these safety tips to be followed for
security purposes:
• Wear your conference badge at all times while
attending all sponsored HOSA functions but
remember to remove it when you are outside the
hotel.
• Do not give your room number to strangers; do not
leave public establishments with strangers or invite
them to your room.
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• Keep valuables and extra cash in a hotel safety box.
• Keep your room key with you.
• Do not leave your room door open while you visit
other rooms.
• Carry a belt pack or a small purse that falls under your
upper arm. Long straps are easy targets.
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2012 National Officer Applicants
Arizona
Jessica Linker
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
Arizona
Kayla Loomis
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
California
Antonio Hernandez
Secondary
Florida
Gregory Cotes
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
Florida
Devindra Persad
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
Georgia
Maria VanAllen
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
Idaho
Sam Hong
Secondary
Louisiana
Brittney Bradford
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
Minnesota
Mariah Jo Wanless
Secondary
Minnesota
Nusla Mohamed
Secondary
Mississippi
Johanna Collins
Secondary
Montana
Darby Lacey
Secondary
Nebraska
Jordane Linhart
Secondary
Nevada
Miranda Terrell
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
North Carolina
Christian Harrison
Secondary
North Carolina
Nae Won
Secondary
Ohio
Michaela Dramis
Secondary
Oklahoma
Rikki Weidner
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
Pennsylvania
Nicole Teat
Secondary
Texas
Elena Rabago
Secondary
Texas
Raiyan Choudhury
Secondary
Utah
Anjenette Abbott
Postsecondary/
Collegiate
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National Recognition Program 2012
Alabama
Daniel Burton
Savanna Tatum
California
Cynthia Acevedo
Brian Agbayani
Yesenia Aguilar
Angeles Alverdin
Jenny Asuncion
Jerwin Balon
Gissele Beltran
Jasmine Biong
Judith Bueno
Carolina Cabral
Jonathan Castellanos
Jason Cosio
Natalie Delacruz
Lillian Duran
Elizabeth Encino
Sydnie Erb
Jose Esparza
Guadalupe Espinoza
Kristin Fitzgerald
Silvestre Galvin
Gerardo Gomez
Karla Gomez
Cindy Gonzalez
Lizette Gonzalez
Nayeli Gonzalez
Vanessa Gonzalez
Rashid Goshtasbi
Bryanna Guitierrez
Melissa Gutierrez
Eduardo Hernandez
Elizabeth Hernandez
Soledad Jacot
Jane Jayme
Melissa Jimenez
Khadijah Jones
Emily Lamb
Aileen Larios
Tayler Laughlin
Belle Lopez
Adriana Loza
Alexandra Madueno
Erica Mata
Vanessa Medero
Nataly Mena
Chrystal Morales
Yesenia Moreno
Gerardo Munoz
Angelina Nacionales
Raymundo Nava
Jan Nebrida
Zully Negro
Montre Nurse
Louis Ocelott
Edmund Pacleb
Kelsey Peterson
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California
Desiree Pineda
Nancy Ramirez
Tamarra Reparejo
Ernesto Rialon
Daniel Rivas
Carina Saavedra-Tapia
Dana Sacca
Coddie Samples
Alexandra Sanchez
Jared Sarinas
Candy Serrano
Josh Sonico
Angela Suarez
Sasha Tanori
Rubi Tellez
Lorrie Tiglao
Maria Torres
Allyson Tovar
Sendy Valdez
Dalila Valdez
David Valladares
Guillermo Vidales
Jael Villalobos
Phuong Vo
Janelle Washington
Shauna Withrow
Terri Worsham
Colorado
Meghna Basnet
Allen Delgado
Asheley Gonzales
Molly Hartman
Andra Hedberg
Kelly Jasper
Dina Jensen
Lindsey King
Mary Ly
Sophia Ochoa
Ashley Ramierez
Ashley Rodriguez
Miranda Stefan
Andrea Sugg
Megan Powelson
Florida
Alberto Alverez
Lauren Arguelles
Samantha Boulger
Keandra Brown-Davis
Daniel Caballero
Sara Gallant
Shannon Hineline
Christelle Joseph
Astrid Leonardo
Alex Medoff
Kayla Nelson
Ashley Palacios
Alexia Shirinian
Florida
Jessie Spears
Stephanie Swindling
Stephanie Tavrez
Mariana Velasquez
Shevaughn Vernon
Maria Villanueva
Michigan
Connor Wilkinson
Georgia
Allison Payne
Katherine Trainer
Mississippi
Morgan Appel
Rachel Bernheim
Shanisa Cook
Julia Craig
Kelmin Dent
Ronda Harper
Morgan Henry
Raven Holmes
Justin Holt
TK Hullings
Erin Kitch
Rileigh Lander
Renee Michaels
Christina Miller
Haley Lane Pierce
Ashton Polk
Ashlee Swanier
Hannah Waltman
Adrian Webster
Marian Whittman
DeAhna Wright
Hawaii
Kylee Ann Enoki
Leslie Garo
Donna Larita Marie Paz
Idaho
Vanessa Delgado
Kaitlyn Jay
Dexter Loder
Megan Penrod
Cynara Prince
Trey Sims
Indiana
Grace Barrett
Hannah Boaz
IJordan Broyles
Chevin Couger
Taylor Crandal
Hanna Foster
Kira Frost
Mackenzie Garreth
Hannah Glaser
Holly Hoblit
Kati Jackson
Nicole Keeling
Kaelee Kahn
Aimee Maddix
Dimetra May
Alison Oldham
Heather Pittison
Sabrina Rees
Andee Riddick
Olivia Riley
Emily Sabo
Ashley Sauller
Michelle Schrapf
Emily Smith
Amber Thornbro
Vivian Truoug
Kentucky
Morgan Horn
Taylor Readnower
Louisiana
Brittney Esie
Minnesota
Hayley Freeburg
Kelsey O’Donnell
Mariah Wanless
Montana
Darby Lacey
New Jersey
Leopoldo Marquez
Betsabe Santiago
North Carolina
Jonathan Barcinas
Cheyenne Barnes
Amanda Bennett
Jared Bradley
Ricardo Carrasquillo-Ho
Katrina Collins
Meghan Drum
Franceska Dwarica
Tamari Foster
Courtney Harrell
Christian Harrison
Sean Hernandez
Chante Howard
Elonzo Imes
AJ Kent
Alina Lftime
Ayanis Lindo
Carmen Lowe
Marie Mbra
Shannon Mahar
Tamiko Miller
Dymen Milsap
North Carolina
Charlie Moore
Dylan Moore
Jared Nieves
Tyler Owens
Piyavadee Parlyavuth
Thau Pham
Gabrielle Rayman
Emonie Rich
Kristina Ringler
Farja Robinson
Tyler Walston
Aallya Williams
Lakayla Williams
Nae Won
Emily Wood
Ohio
Abigail Hood
Oklahoma
Allison Arnall
Abigail Jebaraj
Pennsylvania
Montana Mae
Drumheller
Samantha Hare
Kelsey Locher
South Carolina
Sarah John
Rose Mary Wilson
Tennessee
Ochelle Beauchamp
Felecia Berry
Deana Brezitskiy
Christia Brannan
Danielle Briggs
Ashlynne Bryant
Alex Bullington
Chelsey Burton
Schlyer Cantrell
Carley Carter
Katelyn Carter
LuDella Coleman
Kristina Covert
Emily Custer
Mackenzie Dales
Miranda Downing
Brittany Fallin
Jessica Fults
Julie Garner
Brooke Hanyon
James Hargrove
Darla Herron
Lauren Hughes
Sidney Ketchum
Jasmine King
Tennessee
Anna Kholod
Ben Knox
David Kovalchick
Chandler Lewis
Savanna Lyles
Montana
McCallister
Alyss Kamel
Shavonne Oliver
Ann Marie Owens
Melisa Perez
Erin Picard
Tichina Randolph
Luisa Recinos
Morgan Reeves
Kristina Reneau
Shondell Rogers
Lindsey Rowe
Zaynee Roy
Libby Sanders
Mikala Schindel
Harveen Sekhon
Perrisha Smith
James Stephens
Nikki Sumner
David Taylor
Whitney Towl
Alicia Underwood
Tayla Wattson
Kaylen Wilkinson
Amber Winchester
Derica Yates
Texas
Kendra Alaniz
Benjamin Garcia
Delfina Jaimes
Miranda Mejia
Vaibhav Patel
Elaine Reiche
Vanessa Salas
Haleigh Straube
Pamela Tovar
Utah
Brendan Abbott
Tiana Maria
Becker
Bradley Biddulph
Amy Bown
Juan Cabral
Olivia Davis
Armin Fitozovic
Alissa Green
Rebecca Hales
James Pike
Kaesen
Rasmussen
Surya
Raviachandran
Gabrielle Russell
Jessica Sanchez
Jimena Schultz
Cameron Silva
Virginia
Sosi Ayala
Hannah Bourassa
Kiara Brown
Paige Donahue
Maria Esparza
Gabriella Gomez
Joshua Goodrich
Megan Grubbs
Cindy Hernandez
Sarah Ingold
Jacquella
Jefferson
Angela Kilmnik
Jordan Massie
Latisha May
Samantha Mockler
Carmello Moore
Nicholas Morabito
Brooklyn Sullivan
Trae’vis Sumler
Briel Ward
Meredith Whitt
Ashley Williams
West
Virginia
Erin Bean
Brittany Bender
Virginia
Tatianna Acevedo
Kathryn Artrip
National Scholarship Sponsors
HOSA’s national corporate and non-profit sponsors of the
2012 National HOSA Scholarship Program
awarded 69 scholarships totaling $74,500.
ACTE – Health Science Education Division
CVS Caremark
Delmar / Cengage Learning
DEPCO, LLC
Health Professions Network
Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation
HOSA – Future Health Professionals
Medical Reserve Corps
National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians
National Athletic Trainers’ Association
National Consortium for Health Science Education
NASCO
National Technical Honor Society
National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
and American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Philip R. Patton/HCA
St. George Greek Orthodox Monastery
United States Public Health Service
In Memoriam
Thomas Luciano, South Mecklenburg HOSA’s Parliamentarian and a member of the
Executive team which planned and led the monthly HOSA meetings, was truly a remarkable
young man. At the North Carolina HOSA SLC, he served as a Voting Delegate and represented
HOSA District 6 as a spokesperson. Thomas died in a automobile accident the day he returned
from the state conference.
Olga Rivera, Thomas’ mother said that because of his relationship with God, he was kind, friendly,
positive and did not hold grudges. He had a great heart and an even greater smile. Thomas was so
proud of winning 1st place in Parliamentary Procedure. On the day of the accident he was wearing
his medal. This was Thomas’ last ‘Hurrah’. I loved being his Mom.
Nae Won, NC HOSA Vice-President shared that Thomas was someone that everyone could rely
on. He was so excited when he was asked to represent District 6 during the Business Session
at this year’s State Leadership Conference. He lived by the HOSA mission, treating everyone
with compassion.
Thomas’ peers in HOSA shared that Thomas was a great friend and it was a privilege to know
him. He will never be forgotten and will be forever missed. Because of Thomas’ great character,
personality and love of life, the school rock has been painted the sediment that all who knew
him share: “Live like Luciano”.
Mrs. Shari Cloud, RN, BSN, NBCT
Medical Sciences Instructor/HOSA Advisor
South Mecklenburg High School
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HOSA Week
Certificates of Recognition
Alabama
Elmore County HOSA
Shelby County HOSA
IOWA
Brittany Karr
Briana Laymon
Pennsylvania
Mastbaum AVTS
Reading Muhlenberg CTC
Arkansas
Conway Area Career Center
Quitman High School
Kentucky
Grayson Co HOSA
Harrodsburg HOSA
Arizona
Sunnyside High School
Thunderbird High School - 39069
Thunderbird High School – 39100
Louisiana
Hicks High School
Lafayette High School
South Carolina
Colleton County High School
Dorchester County CTC
Spring Valley High School
California
Brawley Union
Dozier-Libbey Medical
John Muir Health
Vista del Lago
Ygnacio Valley
Colorado
Bollman Tech
Falcon High School
Littleton Health Sciences
Northeastern Junior College
Connecticut
University of Connecticut
Florida
Auburndale High School
Columbia High School
Coral Glades High School
Cypress Bay High School
Flanagan High School
Middleburg High School
New Smyrna Beach High School
Robert Morgan Education Center
University of Florida
West Florida High School
West Florida High School
Western High School
William H Turner Tech Arts
Georgia
Breman High School
CA Gary Jr. High School
Eagle’s Landing High School
Fannin High School
Harris County High School
Ola High School
Southeast Bullock High School
Whitewater High School
Hawaii
Campbell High School
Idaho
Meridian Medical Arts Charter High School
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Indiana
Ben Davis High School
New Castle Area Career Program
Michigan
Armada High School
Minnesota
Duluth High School
Mississippi
Carl Loftin
Lamar County Center for Tech
Philadelphia-Neshoba CTC
Montana
Augusta High School
Charles M Russell High School
Nevada
Clark High School
Elko County
Southwest - CTA
North Carolina
Ayden Grifton
East Carolina University
Forbush High School
Forsyth County Career Center
Hickory Ridge High School
Kinston High School
Madison High School
Mountain Heritage High School
NC School of Science and Math
North Pit High School
Plymouth High School
South Mecklenburg High School
Topsail High School
UNC Charlotte
West Johnston High School
Westover High School
New Jersey
Passaic County Tech
New York
John Dewey High School
Oklahoma
Capitol Hill High School
Francis Tuttle Technology Center
Indian Capital Technology Center
Southern Oklahoma Technology Center
Tennessee
Bradley Central High School
Daniel Boone High School
Dickson County High School
Dresden High School
Houston High School
Jefferson County High School
North Knox Technology Center
Obion County Central High School
Riverside High School
Sullivan North High School
Trezevant Career and Tech Center
Westview High School
White’s Creek High School
Texas
Coldspring Oakhurst High School 6576
Coldspring-Oakhurst High School 6020
Holland Medical High School 4002
J. B. Alexander High School 7060
Palmview High School 7216
Richardson High School 3847
Tomball High School 6401
Veterans Memorial High School 7012
Utah
Alta High School
Granite Technical Center
Jordan High School
Roy High School
Virginia
Bassett High School
Brooke Point High School
Greene County Technical Education Center
Greensville County High School
Hermitage Technical Center Vet
James Wood High School
Martinsville High School
Randolph Henry High School
Smyth Career and Tech Center
T.C. Williams High School
Wisconsin
Oak Creek High School
Oak Creek
Washington Park
HOSA 2012 National Service Project
Certificates of Recognition
Chapters Submitted by States Participating in the National Service Project and Contributing either $100 or 100 hours.
Alabama
Clay Chalkville High School
Russell County High School
Arizona
Buckeye High School
Central AZ College
Shadow Ridge
Sunnyside High School
California
Dozier-Libbey Medical Palmdale
Colorado
Bollman Tech Bollman Tech Bollman Tech
Florida
Plantation High School
Georgia
Harris Co. High School
South Forsyth High School
Hawaii
Campbell High
Mililani High Kahuku High
Idaho
McCall-Donnelly High School
Indiana
White Water Tech
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kansas HOSA
Winfield Kentucky
Bell County ATC
Breathitt County ATC
Bullitt County ATC Carroll County ATC
Corbin ATC
Franklin Co CTC
Franklin-Simpson
Grayson County Tech Center
Harrodsburg ATC
Henderson County High School
Lincoln County ATC
Madison County ATC
Moore High School
Murray Calloway ATC
MCTC - Rowan
Rockcastle County ATC
Southeast Kentucky CTC
Shelby County ATC
Union County High School
Louisiana
Hicks High School Carroll High Medical Magnet
Minnesota
Mankato High School Duluth High School
North Carolina
Apex High School
Ayden Grifton High School
Cary High School
East Forsyth High School
East Carolina University
Forsyth County Career Center
Gates County High School
Ledford High School
Madison High School
West Johnston High School
Wolfpack HOSA
New York
Genesee Valley
Genesee Valley
Otsego Area Occupational
Center
Oklahoma
Tulsa Technology Center
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Career and Tech
Reading Muhlenberg CTC
South Carolina
Applied Tech Education Campus
Colleton County High School
Hamilton Career Center
Heyward Career Center
Lower Richland High School
Pickens County CTC
Ridge View High School
Spring Valley High School
Tennessee
Dresden High School
Glencliff High School
Lawrence County High School
Loretto High School Loudon High School
Riverside High School
Stewart County HOSA
Sullivan North High School
Westview High School
Texas
Holland Medical High School
Tomball High School
Utah
CTEC - EMT
Timpview High School
Virginia
Brooke Point High School
EC Glass High School
Franklin County High School
James Wood High School
Martinsville High School
Wisconsin
LaFollette
West Virginia
Fred Eberle Tech Center
Tug Valley High School
Webster County High School
Additional Chapters Making a Financial Contribution of over $100 to JDRF.
Arizona
Foothills HOSA
Higley High School
RCB HOSA
Rio Rico High School
Willow Canyon High School
California
Cedars-Sinai Health System
Health Services Academy
HOSA
Santa Maria High School
Stockdale HOSA
Valley Center High School
Ygnacio Valley
Colorado
Falcon High School
PPCC AVP HOSA
Florida
Lee County High Tech Center
Philip Randolph Academies of
Technology
Hawaii
Pearl City High School
Illinois
Bartlett High School
Iowa
Roland Story High School
Kentucky
Lake Cumberland HOSA
New Hampshire
Salem High School
New Jersey
Monmouth County
New York
John Adams High School
New York HOSA
Oklahoma
Mid America Technology
Center
Pennsylvania
Middle Bucks Institute of
Technology
South Carolina
Lewisville High School
Newberry County Career Center
Tennessee
Bartlett High School
Bradley Central High School
Tennessee
Clinton High School
Collierville High School
Daniel Boone High School
Farragut High School
Giles County High School
Shelbyville High School
Southwind High School
Texas
Central High School-Keller
Clear Falls High School
McNeil High School
Nimitz High School
Vermont
Hartford Area Career and
Technology Center
Virginia
Bedford Science and Tech Center
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Barbara James Service Award
President’s Volunteer Service Award
The HOSA members listed are recognized as winners of the Barbara James Service Award for outstanding service
to the citizens of their local communities.
In addition, HOSA members with extensive community services hours received the President’s Volunteer Service Award
in addition to the Barbara James Service Award.
* 100 – 174 hours - Bronze Level
Alabama
Cristina Chaves *
Bethany Forsythe *
Ashley Owen *
Arizona
Brittany
Ebbing**
Wandong Li**
Sandy Espinosa*
California
Camille Co***
Jocelyn Perez**
Adam Yang **
Carla Cobb*
Aida Perez*
Jackie Tran *
Aleena Villegas*
Phuong Vo*
Colorado
Kyra Dowd***
Caela Gaumann***
Kirsten DeKoster**
Nadeen Ibrahim**
Leticia Rosales**
Aubrey Girardin*
Asheley Gonzales*
Molly Hartman*
Ashley Ramierez*
Demi Rodriguez*
Andrea Sugg*
Brianna Eifler
Isabel Hernandez
Florida
Jessica Chiu-Hung***
Jessica Cothern***
Dru Curtis***
Yarelix Estrada***
Matara Francis***
Angela Fregeolle***
Cassandra Honour***
Jacqueline Lynch***
Alex Medoff***
Brielle Meltzer***
Neal Patel***
Miamy Puentes***
Samantha PurcellMusgrave***
Kimberly Reid-Evans***
Amanda Swartwout***
Devanshi Tank***
Cierra Walker***
Ashley Wise***
Roxanne Eugene**
Zainab Harunani**
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** 175 – 249 hours - Silver Level
Florida
Allina Hernandez**
Sherna Joseph**
Rachel Machado**
Sara Shwihy**
Jagpret Singh**
Chad Thaler**
Jovanna Albino*
Brittanty Barwick*
Jorge De La Rosa*
Alexis del Fonzo*
Lauren Frados*
Kayla Garcia*
Tyler King*
Delfino Macuilati*
Anuja Mathew*
Keisha Nauth*
Serena Nichols*
Ami Patel*
Hinal Patel*
Aater Quereshi*
Camryn Sartory *
Thomas Schulz*
Matthew Schreiber*
Libby Tepper*
Katie Thisse*
Lindy Newcomb
Quameisha Parker
Taylor Parrish
Kevin Patel
Kathryn Pauley
Rebekah Ramsdell
Sasha Thompson
Georgia
Leigh Johnson***
Victoria Mangeot***
Radhika Patel***
Kanan Patel*
Hawaii
Kylee Ann Enoki***
Jacqueline Fry***
Blaine Judd***
Melanie Pacpaco***
Kailee Tabaco***
Alohilani Nonies*
Donna Larita Marie Paz*
Rachel Sakuma*
Lauren Young*
Danica Quevedo
Trysta Ram
Tricie Steen
Idaho
McKenzie
Gredier***
Hannah Johnson***
Idaho
Sierra Morris***
Michelle Price***
Leland Chan**
Stephanie Davies*
Sam Hong*
Lindsay Kadell*
Teresa Salinas*
Illinois
Suneet Antaal*
Roshani Desai*
Eshe Harvey*
Jeswin Joyson*
Katie Lottermoser*
Renee Richardson*
Taygeanna Seals*
Anuj Chokshi
Jocelyn Godunez
Natalie Judkins
Asfia Khan
Shelby Matison
Catherine Montgomery
Ayesha Quadri
Nikko Tabliago
Indiana
Leeza Koleshikov***
Jack Monroe*
Iowa
Sheridan Berte
Samantha Nickle
Matthew Armbruster
Chelsea Bormann
Jenna Breitbach
Vanessa Carlson
Megan Eckelberg
Annmarie Johnson
Kayla Jones-Fultner
Brittany Karr
Lucille Lohman
Paten Proesch
Ale Flores
Samantha Johnson
Kayte Kurth
Alissa Kirsch
Matilde Arreguin
William Gomez II
Kaitlin Schager
Kentucky
Amanda Hicks***
Daphne Reynolds**
Delia Cubero*
Bethany Bottoms
Andrea Hopkins
*** 250 or more hours - Gold Level
Louisiana
Jasmine Pace***
Michigan
Jessica Buckey***
Kathleen Gallagher***
Melyssa Secor***
Alexis Espinoza**
Alaxzandria Fonzi**
Sudharson Srinivason**
Brittany Burns*
Sheala Jacklin*
Jason Pelletier
Minnesota
Nusla Mohamad***
Pragathi Poari*
Kristina Ruchti*
Mariah Waniess*
Missouri
Melissa Hicks***
Michelle Pottgen***
Gabrielle Huber*
Alexxus Clark*
Korra Roux
Kristen Gray
Mississippi
Jordyn Lester**
Harley Byrd*
Jami Carter*
Tiffany Fairley
Nebraska
Brian Ries***
Sammy Robb***
Nevada
Hoda Hassanieh*
Nadia Manivong*
New Hampshire
Stephanie Ortiz**
Brianna Defilippis*
Keisha Desnoyers
Stephanie Fulton
New Jersey
Priyanka Bhandari*
Thakkar Bhavika*
Zahra Rana*
New York
Brianna Hofert***
Patricia Taik***
Ramal Yaqoob***
New York
Warda Yaqoob***
Karline Faustin**
Yao Feng Li*
Fanny Mai*
Asra Rashid *
Gabrielle Shatenfeld*
Adrianne Summers*
HuiHua Ye*
Yin Ying Zhao*
Mosammat Rahim
Tamika Wilson
Oklahoma
Bethany Calvert***
Raquel Domann***
Samantha Edwards*
Pennsylvania
Dylan Cullen***
Casey Dolan***
Liliana Dominguez***
Sheena Davis*
Courtney Lynch*
Katelyn Martin*
Alexis Wyeth*
Peter Czerwonka
Puerto Rico
Millinette Roldan
Griselle Torres
South Carolina
Makaylyn Higgins***
Kevin Hugyn***
Samantha Jonas***
Darren Shaw***
Matthew Treaster***
William Wilson***
BreAnna Price**
Alexis Ricard**
Rose Mary Wilson**
Vanessa Bolanos*
Jennifer CebadaCharles*
Katherine Freeman*
Allison Smith*
Rebekah Treaster*
Christina Tuten*
Lauren Yarberough*
Shelton Yonce*
Cole Berry
Rebecca Christopher***
Mackenzie Gore
Sarah John
Akhila Padi
Moriah Roberts
Larkidus Robinson
Tennessee
Melissa Gifford***
Joseph Goss***
Julia Hardy***
Sushma Kalava***
Kevin Lowe***
Montana Mass***
Michelle Burk**
Andrew Johnson**
Wyatt Moore**
Anna Croghan*
Brittany Fallin*
Reagan Frierson*
Whitney Hicks*
Kendall Kinler*
Jamie Inman*
Harveen Sekhon*
Natalie Anderson
Maggie Boroughs
Greg Bunch
Hunter Byer
Alexandra Duncan
Katie Gairhan
Briana Hoy
Lauren Jeu
Kaylee Malugin
Anna-Marie Owens
Rica Patil
Courtney Profitt
Matthew Snow
Shreya Tarlapally
Kaylen Wilkinson
Shelby Williams
Amber Winchester
Texas
Ruby Adame***
Iraselia Garcia***
Ana Hernandez***
Sania Khan***
Karan Kathuria**
Shelbi Davis*
Raymond Fang*
Sydney Garcia*
Jackie Lara*
Aasim Maknojia*
Ana Martinez*
Jessica Medrano*
David Pham*
Collin Valentin*
Chelsey Abraham
Harikrishen Sachdev
Rebecca Stark
Katie Stormes
Yesenia Velis
Chantelle Yancey
HOSA 2012 National Service Project
Certificates of Merit
Chapters Submitted by States Participating in the National Service Project
and contributing over $500 or 500 hours.
Utah
Shyra Ravichandran**
Hayley Tomney*
Virginia
Chelsey Jennings***
Adrianna Newhall***
Jihan Shehadeh***
Maura Smith***
Grace Suggs***
Ashley Williams***
Tara Deel**
Ashely Faw**
Tyler Gotshall**
Yona Lindenbaum**
Kelsey Wood**
Schaquoria Barbour*
Ashley Burr*
Barbara Henry*
Angela Kilimnik*
Kinya Moore*
Jacquella Jefferson*
Dhara Patel*
William Stowe*
Dejah Williams*
Cassidy Agee
Kimberly Hamlin
Shantae’ Law
Wisconsin
Hannah Bussler *
Alyssa Eisner*
West Virginia
Jessica Short***
Tabitha Jarrell***
Victoria Shreve**
Samantha Short**
Chelsey Williams**
Megan Christian*
Harli Ferrell*
Shawna Jarrell*
Kayla Ball
Emily Donohue
Miranda Jeffery
Hannah Sayer
Carlos Tackett
Arkansas
Quitman High School
Minnesota
Northeast Metro 916
Arizona
EVIT Sabino High School
Valley Vista High School
Verrado High School
Mississippi
Northeast Lauderdale High School
North Carolina
Berry High School
Clayton High School
E.A. Laney
Forbush High School
Highland High School
Plymouth High School
Smithfield Selma High School
Smoky Mount High School
South Columbus High School
Swansboro High School
Topsail
California
Carson
Cathedral City
John Muir Health Vista de Lago
Connecticut
East Haven High School
Florida
Cypress Bay High School
Flanagan High School
Western High School
Georgia
CA Gray Jr. High School
White County High School
Hawaii
Waipahu High
Leilehua High Indiana
Blue River
Iowa
Brett Clausen
Kentucky
Breckenridge County HOSA
MCTC Rowan Campus
Nebraska
Ralston HOSA
Nevada
Carson City High School
Southwest Career and Technical Academy
West Career Tech Academy
New York
Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES
Oklahoma
Francis Tuttle Tech Center
High Plains Technology Center
Northwest Technology Center
Pennsylvania
Thomas Edison
South Carolina
Cope Area Career Center
Darlington County Inst. Of Tech
South Carolina
Dorchester Co CTC
Gilbert High School
James Island Charter High
Lexington Technology Center
Pelion High School
Spring Valley High School
White Knoll High School
Tennessee
Cherokee High School
Dickson County High School
Hillwood High School Houston High School
Jefferson County High School
Meigs County High School
North Knox Tech Center
Stewart County High School Summertown High School
Wilson Central High School
Texas
Allen High School
Birdville Center of Tech
Utah
Granite Technical Institute
Skyview High School
Virginia
Bassett High School
Greene County Tech Education Center
West Virginia
Boone County HOSA
Carver Career Center
Putnam Career & Tech Center
Roane Jackson Tech Center
Additional Chapters Making a Financial Contribution of over $500 to JDRF.
Arizona
Arizona HOSA
Bradshaw Mountain
Thunderbird HOSA
California
California HOSA
Los Altos High School
Colorado
Colorado HOSA
Florida
Everest Orange Park
Florida HOSA
Indiana
Indiana HOSA
New Castle Area Career Programs
Kentucky
Kentucky HOSA
Oklahoma
Chisholm Trail Technology Center
Michigan
Bay Arenac Career Center
South Carolina
Academy for Arts and Science
Technology Center
Tennessee
Beardon High School
Morristown East High School
Morristown West High School
Mt. Juliet High School
Powell High School
Red Bank High School
Minnesota
Minnesota HOSA
Mississippi
Forest Scott County CTC
New Hampshire
New Hampshire HOSA
New York
Bioscience and Health Careers
High School
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2011-12 HOSA Scholarships
HOSA is proud to announce that 175 scholarships, both state and national,
have been awarded in the 2011-12 school year totaling over $366,290.
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Harrison College
Ivy Tech
Vincensse University
Alert Pharmacy Services Inc
Capital Blue Cross
Columbia Montour AVTS
George M Leader Family Corporation
Helen F Heidelbaugh
Lancaster Area Senior Services
Lloyd J Schumacker Fund
Rosemarie Dunkleberger
The Donald and Dorothy Stabler
Foundation
Kentucky
Amanda Ralston Scholarship
Ann Vescup Scholarship
Southeast Com and Tech College
St Catharine College
Michigan
Michigan Nurses Student Association
Minnesota
Andrea Gelvin Scholarship
Minnesota HOSA Board
State Conference Raffle
Minnesota State HOSA
Alabama
Mississippi
Alabama HOSA
Mississippi HOSA
Arizona
North Carolina
Arizona HOSA
Arizona HOSA Foundation
Grand Canyon University
Cedars Siani Medical System
Sutter Health
Baxley Alumni Scholarship
District 3
District 6
Lunnie Yopp
NC Healthcare and Human Resources Assoc.
NC HOSA Foundation
Colorado
New Hampshire
Colorado HOSA
International University of Nursing
Concord Orthopedics
New Hampshire HOSA
Pitisfield Rotary
Alaska
California
Connecticut
Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hospital
DayBreak Adult Care Service
Mary Harmon
New Day Professional Services
Palmetto Health
Pfizer/Greg Stephens
SC Health Science Educators
South Carolina HOSA
SC Hospital Association
Tennessee
Cumberland University
Utah
Army ROTC
ARUP Blood Laboratories
Intermountain Healthcare
Utah HOSA
Utah Hospital Association
Virginia
Connecticut HOSA
New Jersey
Virginia HOSA Foundation
Virginia Career Education Foundation
Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Ramesh Parmar
New Jersey HOSA
Wisconsin
Florida HOSA Foundation
Health Occupations Educators Assoc.
Judy Conlin Award
Nevada
Georgia
Oklahoma
Blue Ridge AHEC
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Georgia Athletic Training Association
Georgia Healthcare Science Technology
Education Foundation
Georgia Hospital Association
HSTEA
Pass Assured
Travel World of Crosby
Dr. and Mrs. Phil Berkenbile
Eastern OK EMS Group
Magnuson Hotel and Meridian Convention Center
Ms. Gina Riggs
Ms. Debbie Hamble
OHCETA
Oklahoma CareerTech Foundation
Oklahoma HOSA
You Niquely Yours
Zahourek Systems, Inc.
Hawaii
Hawaii Pacific Health
Idaho
Idaho Professional Technical Education
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South Carolina
Nevada HOSA
Wisconsin HOSA Foundation
West Virginia
ATI Nursing Education
Bridgemont Comm & Tech College
Charleston Area Medical Center
Huntington Junior College
Mount West Community and Tech College
Mountain State University
Chapter Newsletter
Alabama
Earnest Pruett Center of Tech
Arizona
Thunderbird High School
California
Antelope Valley
Canyon Springs
Cathedral City
Colorado
Bollman Tech - 26100
Littleton - 26015
Littleton - 26045
Littleton - 26123
MCC - 26008
MCC - 26026
MCC - 26057
NJC
Warren Tech North - 26013
Warren Tech North – 26102
Connecticut
East Haven High School
Univ. of Connecticut
Florida
Chiefland High School
Coral Glades High School
Fort White High School
Miami Springs Sr High School
Miami Springs Sr High School
Miami Springs Sr High School
Middleburg High School
Nova Southeastern University
Oakleaf High School
South Dade Sr High School
Western High School
Georgia
CA Gary Jr. High School
Cook High School
Eagle’s Landing High School
Gainesville High School
Harris County High School
Houston County Career Academy
Kendrick High School
Southeast Bullock High School
Tift County High School
West Hall High School
Idaho
Bonneville High School
Centennial High School
Meridian Medical Arts Charter High
School
Illinois
Seneca High School
Indiana
New Castle
Southeastern
Kentucky
Carter Co CTC
Harrison Co ATC
Louisiana
Carroll High Medical Magnet
Hicks High School
Mississippi
Philadelphia-Neshoba CTC
New Jersey
Passaic County Tech Institute
Nevada
Carson High
Clark High
Elko High
Southwest CTA
Univ of Nevada Reno
North Carolina
Highland School of Tech
Plymouth High School
Smithfield Selma
Ohio
Mahoning Co CTC
South Carolina
Pickens County CTC
Swansea High School
Tennessee
Covington High School
Ravenwood High School
Texas
Cedar Ridge High School 1082
Central High School 5017
Coldspring Oakhurst High School 6020
Edinburg High School7026
Fossil Ridge High School 5004
J. B. Alexander High School 7060
J. B. Alexander High School 7063
J. B. Alexander High School 7067
Los Fresnos High School 7010
Los Fresnos High School 7944
Nimitz High School 6397
PSJA Memorial High School 7014
Silsbee High School 6021
Silsbee High School 6135
Utah
Bingham High School
Delta Tech Center
JATC Medical Assist
Roy High School
Timpanogos High School
Virginia
Brooke Point High School
Greene County Technical Education
Norfolk Technical Center
West Virginia
Tug Valley High School
Wisconsin
Washington Park
Oklahoma
Francis Tuttle Tech Center
Francis Tuttle Tech Center
Indian Capital Technology Center
Kiamichi Technology Center
Red River Technology Center
Southern OK Technology Center
Pennsylvania
Jules E Mastbaum AVTS
Laurel Technical Inst.
Reading Muhlenberg CTC Freedom
Reading Muhlenberg CTC Pride
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Continuing Education Units
Offered at HOSA’s 2012 NLC in Orlando
HOSA is pleased to offer the opportunity for HOSA advisors
to earn education CEUs while attending the HOSA National
Leadership Conference.
Advisors who are interested in earning CEUs must pick up a
packet of materials at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort at
the following times and locations:
• Tuesday, June 19, 8 pm – 9 pm, North Registration Desk
• Wednesday, June 20, 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm, North Registration Desk
CEU certificates will be awarded by National HOSA.
Chapter advisors should check with their local school
administration or state advisor to determine if these
CEUs are recognized for meeting state teaching licensure
requirements.
The CEUs that are offered are “Education” and not nursing
CEUs and are not through a CEU accrediting body.
Advisors must complete 10 hours of staff development to
earn one (1) CEU or 20 hours to earn two (2) CEUs. Partial
credit will not be awarded.
You will be able to choose from the following options:
A. Conference Registration and Activities
Varies
5 hours
B. Competitive Event Management
Varies
5 hours
C. Local and State Advisor Orientation
Wednesday, June 20
1:30 – 2:30 PM
1 hour
Fiesta 6
Wednesday, June 20
Thursday, June 21
Friday, June 22 8:00 – 9:00 AM
8:00 – 9:00 AM
8:00 – 9:00 AM
1 hour
1 hour
1 hour
Baja
Cancun
Cancun
New Advisor Coffee Talk
D. Educational Symposiums
Varies
• Multiple workshops are offered. To earn the 3 hours for this activity,
advisors must attend two Educational Symposium workshops.
2 - 6 hours
E. Special Sessions: Must attend all three in order to earn the hours.
4 hours
Voting Delegate Orientation
Business Session
Recognition Session
Wednesday, June 20
Thursday, June 21
Friday, June 22
3:00 – 4:00 PM
3:00 – 5:00 PM
7:30 – 10:00 PM
Fiesta 6
Veracruz
Veracruz
F. Judge Experience
Varies
• Advisors may not judge in an event and division that they have students competing.
4 hours
G. Meeting with HOSA Management
Friday, June 22 10:00 –11:00 AM
1 hour Coronado M
H. HOSA University 401 New Advisor
Friday, June 22
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
4 hours
Coronado K
I. HOSA University 501 Experienced AdvisorFriday, June 22
12:30 PM – 4:00 PM
4 hours
Coronado K
Completed CEU documents should be turned in on Friday, June 22, from 10:00 pm – 10:30 pm at the
North Registration Desk, OR Saturday, June 23 between 8:00 am – 9:00 am
at the North Registration Desk.
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2012 Outstanding State Leaders
Arkansas
Skye Roehl
Arizona
Selah Bratt
California
Antonio Hernandez
Colorado
Trey Moore
Florida
Gregory Cotes
Georgia
Maria Van Allen
Hawaii
Brianna Daranciang
Iowa
Tracy Killpack
Idaho
Mackenzie Westfall
Kentucky
Taylor Readnower
Louisiana
Rebbecca Stanley
Minnesota
Beth Schilla
Mississippi
Shanequa Alexander
North Carolina
Nae Won
Nebraska
Natalia Benavides
New Hampshire
Chantal Caron
New Jersey
Madhumita Parmar
Nevada
Tazia Statucki
New York
Brianna Hofert
Ohio
Morgan Thobe
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2012 Outstanding State Leaders
Pennsylvania
Courtney Weaver
South Carolina
Tavarus Rowe
Texas
Collin Valentin
West Virginia
Hayley Gibson
Virginia
Patricia Goldberg
Utah
Anjenette Abbott
HOSA Alumni Members
Any student that is a HOSA member and graduating from high school or completing their postsecondary/collegiate
program is eligible to become a HOSA Lifetime Alumni member. The HOSA, Inc. Board of Directors has made this
opportunity available FREE to help strengthen the organization and keep former members connected. Membership
provides the following benefits:
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Create professional networking opportunities
Stay current with news through the HOSA E-Magazine
Conduct workshops
Serve as judges at state and national leadership conferences
Serve as a mentor to a HOSA member
Be involved in state and national activities where needs exist
Activate your FREE Alumni
Membership Today!
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Go to www.hosa.org, click on the alumni registration link and take full
advantage of HOSA’s Free Lifetime Alumni Membership!
Nasco HealthCare Division
HOSA Conference Program
May 2012
HOSA1205
HOSA1105
What does HOPE look like?
Hope looks like Eli and his mother, Mary Elizabeth.
Eli has type 1 diabetes (T1D) and wants to be a doctor. He and his mother are working
together to help accelerate the pace of research to find better treatments and a cure for
type 1 diabetes (T1D). To learn more visit www.jdrf.org.
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Mary Tyler Moore
International Chairman
6th Annual HOSA
Washington Leadership Academy
HOSA State Officers are invited to participate in the Sixth Annual Washington
Leadership Academy. The purpose of this event is to build awareness for
HOSA in Washington, D.C. with national and state leaders, provide networking opportunities with state HOSA leaders and equip HOSA officers with the
skills necessary to return to their own state to better lead and advocate for
HOSA. While in Washington, D.C., those in attendance will have the opportunity to experience leadership training, see historic Washington, D.C., meet
fellow state officers and spend a day on Capitol Hill meeting your state
Congressional Representatives and Senators.
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September 22-25, 2012
Conference Registration $395
Watch HOSA’s web site for more
information! www.hosa.org
The Hilton McLean Tysons Corner
Rate: $132 plus tax 9%
7920 Jones Branch Drive
McLean, VA 22102
NATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR HEALTH SCIENCE EDUCATION www.healthscienceconsor>um.org •
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HEALTH SCIENCE CURRICULUM CONFERENCE
October 24–26, 2012 (Oct 23・Preconference)
Little America Hotel・Salt Lake City, Utah
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You can help
change the
course of lives.
Degrees in the Health Sciences
You can earn an Associate in Science Degree in:
Cardiovascular Technology
Dental Hygiene
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Emergency Medical Services Technology
Nursing
Radiography
Respiratory Care
You can earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in:
Radiologic and Imaging Sciences
valenciacollege.edu/west/health
We say you can.
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NLC Conference Staff
HOSA Competitive Events
Management Team
Director Jan Mould (TN) Co-Director
Jen Staley (CO) Chairs
Health Science and Recognition Janet Nelson (PA)
Health Professions Bob Bundy (OH)
Emergency Preparedness Laura Fink (FL)
Leadership Ann Craddock (VA)
Teamwork
Kelly Cowan (TX)
Anne Regier (TX) Interim Chair
Lieutenants
Health Science and Recognition
Cyndi Soraoka (CA)
Beth Mayfield (WV)
Health Professions
Mae Dorado (HI)
Debbie Beam (NC)
Susan Anderson (TX)
Dawn Stewart (MI)
Emergency Preparedness
Steve Nguyen (OK)
Chris Smith (GA)
Leadership
Janice Atkinson (WI)
Patty Preston (KY)
Faye Cress (NC)
Teamwork
Management Liaison
Jon Howell (AZ) Christina Isong (TN)
Jennifer Christensen (UT)
Translation Coordinator
Carlos Reyes (FL)
Dr. Joyce Brandt (FL)
TabulationsTeamKeller Wiede (OK)
Allen Seigler (GA)
Lisa Castille (NC)
Conference Directors
Lowell A. Doringo, Chair
Jim Koeninger, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Karen Koeninger
Associate Director
Nancy Allen
Assistant Director
Kim Smith
Assistant Director
Jeff Koeninger
Director of Membership
and General Sessions
Dennis Van Peeren
Executive Assistant
Bobby Crandall
Director of Special Projects
Conference Headquarters
Frank Berdos
Claire Lucas
Leslie Shevlin
Kyle Eisen
Jonathan Park
Mallory Smith
Jason Fillo
Nicole Scott
Lauren Wright
Brett Ashley Fillo
Laura Sheppard
Competitive Events Headquarters
Jan Mould, CE Director Jen Staley, CE Co-Director
Dr. Joyce Brandt, National HOSA Liaison
Alisha Kellett, Judge Coordinator
General Sessions
Ryan Underwood, Tri Leadership Resources LLC
Sean Robinson, Tri Leadership Resources LLC
Jeff Douglass, Cybis
Executive Council Support
Wanda Potts
Past HOSA, Inc. Board Chair
Special Projects
Elizabeth Bullock
Kristen Davidson
Carla Maloy
HOSA, Inc. Board of Directors
Past HOSA, Inc. Board Chairs
Past HOSA, Inc. Board Chairs
Olivia Ann Hoffmann
Julie Ray
Linda Stanhope
Paul Booden
Director of Headquarters
Courtesy Corps Director
Professional Development
Professional Development
Past HOSA, Inc. Board Chair
Awards Unlimited HOSA Supply Service
Larry King, Co-Owner
Connie King
Carolyn Kortmeyer
HOSA Washington Office
Axela Government Relations LLC
George Sifakis, Director
Tips for Getting Around Walt Disney World
There is a clear advantage to holding a convention in a location with
free transportation and lots to do in your free time. However, with
added opportunity comes added responsibility. It is important that
you understand how to use the transportation, and even more important that you have the permission of your chapter advisor or chaperone whenever you leave your hotel.
How to Get Around Walt Disney World
Buses connect Parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and both water parks) and Downtown Disney - with hotels. They run about every 20 minutes, and it
usually takes 15 – 20 minutes to get from a hotel to a theme park, or
from a theme park to a hotel.
If you want to travel from one hotel to another, simply take a bus to
any theme park or Downtown Disney, and then transfer to the hotel
bus.
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If you are at a theme park and need to get back to your hotel at a specific time, give yourself an hour.
Smart HOSA members always make sure they have travel insurance.
Travel insurance? You may call it cab fare. It’s that $20 in your pocket
that you may need to use if suddenly you realize you are running
behind schedule and need to be a certain place at a certain time. Taxi
cabs are readily available, reasonably priced, and worth every penny if
they keep you from missing curfew.
When in doubt about where to catch a bus, or a cab, ask a Disney cast
member.
Mostly importantly, no matter where you are or where you are going,
always keep your chapter advisor informed.
START STRONG.
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Enrolling in Army ROTC is a great way to combine your
nursing career with service to your country. Because
Army nurses are both caregivers and leaders, you’ll
develop a wide range of skills that will help you excel
in your field. Plus, you could qualify for a full tuition,
merit-based scholarship, and upon graduate earn a
commission as a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse
Corps. There’s strong. Then there’s Army Strong.
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