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C. Membership
Dues and Membership Information
Membership Rules
Calling All Alumni
Professional Memberships
Postsecondary/Collegiate At-Large Chapter
Instructions for Internet Affiliation
100% Affiliation Membership
Increasing Involvement of Special Populations
Creative Recruitment
Marketing HOSA in School & Community
Fundraising
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NC-HOSA
Dues and Membership Information
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In order to use the HOSA name and emblem, each HOSA members must be a member
at all levels; local, regional, state, and national.
NC-HOSA State Dues
PS/Collegiate State Dues
PS/Collegiate At-Large Dues
National Dues
Total for all members
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$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$10.00
$15.00
The chapter advisor must join as an “advisor” member, listing your name as the advisor
does not make you a member.
District Dues:
District 1
District 2
District 3
District 4
District 5
District 6
District 7
District 8
$40.00
$50.00
$ 25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$35.00
$ 25.00
$50.00
Local dues are determined by the local advisors. The above dues are subject to change
based on the needs of each district.
Membership affiliation packets are mailed from National HOSA in September. If you do
not receive your membership packet by September 1st, call National HOSA at 1-800321-HOSA.
You do not need your membership packet to register on-line. The membership packet
usually contains a CD from National HOSA containing an updated Resource Library
which includes the National HOSA Handbook, and other related information.
The packet also includes directions for on-line affiliation. All affiliations must be done
directly through the internet. This is mandatory from National HOSA so use the web
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site for your membership process. By using the on-line affiliation you can either print
a copy of the invoice for your records or National HOSA will bill you. Also, please print
a copy of your roster to send with your regional dues and your registration for regional
conference.
HOSA dues deadline for initial membership is December 31st. Supplemental
memberships may be added at any time without paying a late fee.
Please be accurate when entering the students’ names. You will be using the web site
to register for the State and National HOSA conferences.
Please do not use all caps or all small letters when typing the names and information.
These names will be used for name badges for the conferences. Make sure you get the
first and last name in the correct order.
Students, advisors and others are NOT HOSA members until all dues are collected and
PAID to National HOSA.
Please contact NC-HOSA (919 807-3900) with any questions or concerns. Email is the
best way to reach the state advisor: edith.stewart@dpi.nc.gov
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North Carolina HOSA
MEMBERSHIP RULES 2012-2013
Membership is a sign of professionalism. It offers an opportunity to be a part of a state
and national organization, the right to use the HOSA name, and the excitement of
participation in the HOSA competitive events program.
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Dues are $15 ($10 national and $5 state)
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In order to compete at the District Leadership Conference, students must be
members of State and National HOSA by the date of the District Leadership
Conference, and the chapter must have paid their district chapter dues.
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In order to compete at the State and National Leadership Conference, students
must be members of State and National HOSA before the state registration
deadline (February 14, 2013). The initial chapter application must be sent to
National HOSA by December 31, 2012, additional members can be added at any
time.
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Chapters are strongly encouraged to affiliate second semester students and
student members who did not initially plan to join HOSA, but now want to be
involved. Also add additional professional and alumni members. Existing
chapters are to affiliate using the internet at www.hosa.org.
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MEMBERSHIP CLARIFICATION
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Secondary Members are… students who (1) are or were enrolled in health
science education classes and/or (2) are interested, planning to pursue, or
pursuing a career in the health professions.
Secondary members are regular HOSA members and may compete in any
event. These could be:
Students in your class now
Students enrolled or planning to enroll (CDP) in your class in the future.
Students who were previously enrolled in a health occupations education
course.
4. Students who cannot take a HOE course due to their schedule but
are interested, planning to pursue, or pursuing a career in the health
professions.
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Members-at-Large are HOE students where HOSA chapters are not
established. These could be:
Students enrolled in a school nearby that DOES NOT have an active
HOSA chapter.
2. College students in a Health Science major who join a state “at-large”
chapter.
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Postsecondary/Collegiate Members are… (1) students enrolled in a health
science career major and/or (2) are interested, planning to pursue, or pursuing a
career in the health professions at a postsecondary educational institution where
a HOSA chapter is established. These could be:
Your former HOSA members attending a community, technical, or 4-year
college with an established HOSA chapter.
2. Your former HOSA chapter members attending a postsecondary or collegiate
institution without an established HOSA chapter, which start a chapter during
the school year.
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If you have Postsecondary/Collegiate students who do not have a chapter at their
school they have two options to be an active HOSA member:
1. Join as an alumni or
2. Join the at-large chapter through NC-HOSA as a PS/C member.
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If the student wishes to compete they MUST join as a Postsecondary/Collegiate
member. A student may register as an alumni member and then later join as a
PS/C member
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Advisors MUST join as a professional member. Additional professional members
can be persons associated with, participating in or supporting health science in a
professional capacity, i.e. nurses, doctors, etc.
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If you have any questions about membership categories, look in the NC-HOSA
Policies and Procedures manual or call Edith Stewart at 919-807-3900 or email at
edith.stewart@dpi.nc.gov
In order to affiliate on-line you must have a charter number and password.
Existing chapters may contact NC-HOSA at 919-807-3900 or e-mail at
edith.stewart@dpi.nc.gov to find out their charter number and password.
New chapters should call National HOSA at 1-800-321-HOSA, identify themselves as a
new chapter, and request a charter number and password.
Calling All HOSA Alumni!
Alumni Membership is FREE!
Many HOSA members have remarked that they would like a way to stay involved and
give back to the organization. The Board has created this new avenue to help build
the Alumni Network. The HOSA Alumni Network offers opportunities to connect, build,
serve, lead, educate, prepare and promote.
To begin your free registration as an alumni member, go through your local HOSA
advisor or go to the National HOSA web site and click on “Alumni Membership” and
follow the directions.
Alumni Members can help in many ways. You can:
1)
Attest to the benefits of HOSA to your legislators
2)
Chaperone local chapter field trips
3)
Serve as guest speakers
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Offer leadership workshops
5)
Support chapter activities at the local, state and national levels
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Serve on local and state advisory boards
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Help with raising funds for scholarships
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Involve HOSA members in health care community activities
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Set an example as a role model for chapter members
Stay Involved!
Thanks for your continued involvement in HOSA!
Professional Memberships
Health care professionals realize how important the benefits of HOSA membership
are. They know that HOSA provides Health Occupations/Science Students with
opportunities to develop leadership skills, character, good citizenship, and knowledge of
health care careers.
Many professional members want to invest in their future employees.
Professional members can:
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Attest to the benefits of HOSA to their legislators
2)
Chaperone local chapter field trips
3)
Serve as guest speakers
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Offer leadership workshops
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Support chapter activities at the local, state and national levels
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Serve on local and state advisory boards
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Seek election to the State and National HOSA Inc. Board of Directors
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Help with raising funds for scholarships
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Involve HOSA members in health care community activities
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Set an example as a role model for chapter members
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North Carolina HOSA
Postsecondary/ Collegiate
At-Large Chapter
Eligibility
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Students must have received a high school diploma or GED, or pursuing a GED
and 1) enrolled in a health science career major and/or (2) are interested, planning
to pursue, or pursuing a career in the health professions at a postsecondary
educational institution where a HOSA chapter is not established.
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Submit $15 dues ($5 state and $10 national) along with your application by the application
deadline.
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Currently, there is not a HOSA chapter at your institution.
Complete application and return to: Edith Stewart
NC-HOSA
6360 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-6360
Benefits
● Affiliation with a state and national student-led organization representing ALL health
care interests.
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Eligible to participate in the Competitive Events program at the State and National
levels.
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Eligible to attend and participate in Educational Symposiums at the State and
National Leadership Conferences.
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Participate in state meetings during the school year, to be held during the state and
national conferences.
Please note that at-large members may not hold state or National office and they
cannot be voting delegates at the National Conference.
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NC-HOSA Postsecondary/Collegiate At-Large Chapter
Application
Name____________________________________________ Date___________
Permanent Address ________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
Home Phone __________________Home E-mail ________________________
Current School____________________________________________________
School Address____________________________________________________
_____________________________
Cell number: ______________________
School Phone _________________School E-mail ________________________
Major/Program of Study _____________________________________________
Expected Graduation Date_____________
Check one of the following:
_____ Freshman
_____ Sophomore
_____ Junior
_____ Senior
_____ Other
Have you ever been a member of HOSA?
_____ No _____ Yes, if so, Where? ____________________________
High School HOSA Advisor_____________________________________
Mail this application and your $15.00 for state and national dues by
February 14, 2013 to: Edith Stewart
NC-HOSA
6360 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-6360
Checks should be made payable to NC-HOSA.
If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact Edith
Stewart at the address above; Phone (919) 807-3900; Fax (919) 807-3899; E-mail
edith.stewart@dpi.nc.gov
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Instructions for Internet Affiliation
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Go to the National HOSA web site, www.hosa.org
On the left side of the screen click “Advisor Services”
Then click “Chapter Advisors”
Read the requirements, gather information, click “Click Here”
Enter your Charter # and Password then click “Logon”
You can read the Instructions by clicking “Instructions”
Once you finish reading the information you can click the “Home” icon on your
computer which will take you back to the previous page.
Click “Chapter Affiliation” to continue with the affiliation process.
Read and click “Next”
Complete, check, or change the Chapter Information
Click “Next”
Complete, check, or change the Billing Information
Click “Next”
Complete, check, or change the Shipping Information
Click “Next”
Complete, check or change the Chapter Demographics
Click “Next”
If you would like to add a new member enter the member information and
click “Add member”
Complete all the required information. Be sure to spell the student’s name
correctly. Please use the correct letter case.
Just continue to add member information and click “Add Member” after each
entry. You should see a list to the left of the members you have added. This list
will stay until you complete the process.
When you have added your last member, click “Next”.
Schedule of Affiliation – Application Fees shows the charges for your chapter.
Click “Next”
Please read the Chapter Affiliation Agreement and then click “Done”
The “Home” menu appears and at this time you can view and print an Account
Statement. Use this to request a check for membership
Exit the form and you will see the “Home” menu..
At any time from the “Home” menu you can View Membership Directory, View
Account Statement, or Update Affiliation Data. This is also where you register for
the state and national conferences – “Conference Registration”.
Once you have completed entering your information, click “Logoff”.
This will return you to the “Home” page for National HOSA.
100% Affiliation Membership
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STRATEGIES FOR 100% AFFILIATION
100% affiliation is when all students enrolled in a Health Occupations/Science
Education program are dues-paying members of HOSA at the local, state and national
levels.
Why 100% affiliation? Because every student enrolled in Health Occupations/Science
Education deserves the value-added education that HOSA offers, and the excitement
of being a part of a national health care - scholastic student organization. Here are
some ideas that local and state advisors have found successful in encouraging 100%
affiliation.
Local Strategies for Achieving 100% Affiliation
Local chapters may consider a variety of strategies in promoting 100% affiliation. For
example:
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Teachers may require HOSA membership with class enrollment. Some schools
then use chapter funds to pay for those members with financial limitations.
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Some chapters hold a fundraising activity to raise money for HOSA dues. For
example, one chapter has a class carnival. Prizes are donated by local businesses,
and proceeds from carnival games pays for dues.
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Some HOSA advisors allow a payment plan - such as $2 - 3 per month - until all
dues are paid. All members are listed on the initial affiliation form and chapter
funds are used to cover the cost. In time, the money paid is returned to the chapter
treasury.
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Some chapters are sponsored by local businesses or the health care community and
their dues are paid that way.
The need to belong to a positive peer group is particularly important in the development
of young adults. 100% affiliation assures that no student feels "left out" when the
action starts in a HOSA chapter. Help your students experience the benefits of HOSA
membership and feel a part of the HOSA team by encouraging 100% affiliation.
INCREASING INVOLVEMENT OF SPECIAL POPULATIONS
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STUDENTS IN HOSA
1.
Require all students enrolled in a Health Occupations/Science Education class to become
members of HOSA. (100% affiliation)
Special populations students often decline joining organizations because of a lack of
resources, fear, or not feeling a sense of belonging. Requiring students to join relieves
the pressure of deciding to do something that has traditionally been viewed as a threat.
2.
Secure resources to pay HOSA dues for economically disadvantaged students.
Private organizations and members of the health care community are sensitive to the
needs of the economically disadvantaged child. The small donation needed to pay the
HOSA dues of those individuals is generally easy to obtain. Most HOSA advisors feel
that a student should NOT be prevented membership in HOSA for financial reasons.
3.
Encourage, support and instruct students with an IEP to compete in HOSA's special needs
events: Rescue Breathing, Interviewing Skills and Personal Care.
These events are designed for students classified under the provisions of Public Law
102/119 entitled "Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 1992" so that they may
choose to compete against students with similar disabilities. All other HOSA events are
open to ALL HOSA members regardless of race, gender, or handicapping condition.
HOSA has adopted a reasonable accommodation policy in support of all members with
special needs.
4.
Use examples of all HOSA members on brochures or HOSA related publicity.
HOSA should represent the entire membership. Those members include students who
are poor, handicapped, disabled, single parents, foster children, males, and those with
limited English speaking skills.
5.
Award certificates or ribbons for participation in local and state HOSA activities.
There are times when students should be rewarded for participating, and not only
for winning. Most HOSA advisors agree that recognition for achievement is easily
accomplished and goes a long way in making students feel good about what they have
accomplished.
6.
Involve a teacher of Exceptional Children in HOSA by making him/her a professional
member of the HOSA chapter.
Including a teacher of Exceptional Children allows that person to act in an advisory
capacity and assures a positive communication link between the HOSA advisor and the
specialist, thereby enhancing the opportunities for special populations HOSA members.
7.
Assign special HOSA projects to members with special needs.
Special populations’ members can be productive members of the student organization
when given the opportunity. HOSA strongly encourages the inclusion of these students
in local, state and national HOSA activities.
HOSA CREATIVE RECRUITMENT
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Try these recruitment strategies ideas to "get the word out" about HOSA!
Appoint a membership committee! The membership committee should meet regularly
to plan recruitment efforts. Some of the best ideas come from current members
themselves who know why they decided to get involved with HOSA.
Set membership goals! Make your goals realistic, and then plan how to achieve them.
Follow your plan! Put details in writing, and evaluate your progress on a regular basis.
Benefits Brainstorm
Ask a group of HOSA members "What are the benefits of HOSA membership?" List all the
benefits of membership that your members can identify. This list can be used in developing a
presentation about HOSA, or any kind of visual display.
"Top Ten List" Poster
This Letterman take-off is easy to recognize and a real attention getter. Take the top
ten reasons to join HOSA and design a recruitment poster, put them on the morning
announcements, etc.
Student Art Poster
Is there someone in your HOSA chapter who draws? Ask that person to draw a black and white
(pen and ink?) picture of HOSA members winning awards at a conference, working with the
health care community, or just having fun. Have the picture enlarged to poster size to hang up
around school as a recruitment tool. Original drawings are creative and a real attention getter!
EZ Membership
Make joining HOSA quick and easy. Don't require lots of paperwork to fill out and a rigid
member obligation structure. Let the quality of your HOSA chapter speak for itself! Rather than
force involvement, make your chapter activities so worthwhile and fun that everyone will want
to be a part. While every member pays dues, there are ways to make it easier. Could your
chapter allow members in need to pay on an installment plan? Would someone in your local
Healthcare community pay the dues of members with financial need?
New Member Services
Do something special for new HOSA members - an initiation, a certificate, or a dinner? Make
them feel appreciated?
Membership Table
Set up a HOSA Information table at sporting events, Open House, or in the lobby of your school.
If you have brochure or other printed HOSA materials, share them.
Have a HOSA Bulletin Board
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Post HOSA happenings and health news. Tell everyone the great things the HOSA chapter is
doing.
Visit a Middle School
Have your local officers visit the middle school and talk about HOSA. Have the middle school
students come and visit your classroom and talk to them about health care and HOSA.
Medical Attention
Whether you're visiting a classroom of potential members or sitting at an information table, get
medical attention! No, not because you're sick, but because you have tools to attract attention.
For example, ask permission to bring your classroom's skeleton to your membership table. That
can get attention - and that's just the beginning. You can travel by stretcher, dress up in first
aid moulage, or wrap someone up from head to toe in bandages ("Get Wrapped up in HOSA!")
Use your career focus to get attention!
Incentives
One of the best ways to recruit new members is through existing and alumni members. Come
up with an incentive plan for recruitment, and let everyone in your chapter work at getting the
word out about HOSA. Incentives could include a give-away t-shirt, HOSA pens or pencils, etc.
School Newspaper
Plan to be a part of the first issue of your school newspaper. Write an article about participation
in the past summer's National Leadership Conference, or on plans for the coming year. If
possible, put in an advertisement with eye-catching graphics.
Sponsor an Event
Sponsor some fun activity and invite anyone interested in a health career to participate. The
activity could be:
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A party or dance.
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Going to a movie, seminar or workshop.
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A concession stand at a school event.
Wear HOSA!
That's right! Get everyone in your chapter to wear their local or NLC HOSA T-shirt to school on
the same day. When lots of students dress alike, they get attention - And when everyone asks
about your T-shirt, tell them the benefits of belonging to HOSA!
P.S. HOSA Advisors - you can wear HOSA too!
Promotional Videos
HOSA has a series of recruitment and informational videos that can be shown when visiting
classrooms or civic organizations that illustrate the benefits and importance of membership in
HOSA.
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Get the idea? Now, get creative!
HOSA Creative recruitment is everybody’s business!
MARKETING HOSA IN SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY
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Form a partnership with the local health care community and jointly market
HOSA. Remember, health care facilities usually have a marketing person or a
Director of Human Resources.
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Conduct a contest to design a partnership logo.
3.
Develop and distribute brochures of the Health Occupations/Science Education
program and HOSA - jointly developed by the partnership.
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Use posters and brochures to promote HOSA in malls, banks, and the health
care community.
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Develop and share a presentation about HOSA at a Parent-Teacher
Organization meeting or to other community groups.
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Keep your HOSA chapter visible in school activities and keep the HOSA name
out there!
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Recognize a different student or teacher at the high school, community college,
or university each month and cite something important he/she has done for the
community.
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Share competitive event presentations such as Community Awareness,
Prepared Speaking, etc. with the local Board of Education.
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Adopt an eighth or ninth grade class for the year. Promote wellness, HOSA and
health careers to them.
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Participate in community activities such as the Make-A-Wish Foundation,
Children's Miracle Network, or any other health care-related activity that students
would want to get involved in.
TELL THE WORLD about the good things your HOSA chapter is doing!
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Fund Raising
With the financial crisis affecting us both at home and at school, it is especially hard to
find money to assist with HOSA activities. Most chapters perform at least one fundraising
activity during the year. Activities may be regulated by your schools check with your
principal for your guidelines. A great way to help is to get parents involved and form a
HOSA booster club. The booster club can have a fund raiser outside of the school and
then assist with the HOSA expenses.
There are many different fund raising opportunities. See pages D 14-15 in this Advisor
Guide.
2011-2012 Chapter Membership Report
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40054
40034
40005
42142
40002
42121
42191
1124
School
A C Reynolds High School
A. L. Brown High School
Alexander Central HS
Andrews High School
Anson High School
Apex High School
Ardrey Kell High School
Ashebrook
Advisor
Kate Moorhead
Diane Rodgers & Lynn Dwyer
Marilyn Frick
Barbara Haydon
Linda Melvin
Allison Voght
Signee Grant
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6
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8
6
3
6
2009-10
27
12
43
11
26
42
11
34
18
40056
42198
40222
42089
40003
42219
40057
42112
40118
42085
42156
40264
42107
40100
40001
40255
42244
42059
40256
42071
42209
42106
42253
40227
40276
42115
40276
42261
42278
42151
42233
40008
40257
40061
42178
42258
40062
40063
40133
42181
40221
40092
42221
42154
42122
40042
40111
42187
Asheville High School
Atkins School of Technology
Athens Drive
Avery County High School
Ayden-Grifton High School
Bandys High School
Bartlett Yancey High School
Berry Academy of Technology
Brevard High School
Bunker Hill High School
Camden County HS
Cape Fear High School
Cary High School
Cedar Ridge High School
Central Academy of Technology
& Arts
Central Cabarrus
Chaloner Middle School
Charles B Aycock HS
Chase High School
Cherokee High School
City of Medicine Academy
Clayton High School
Cleveland High School
Clinton High School
Concord High School
Currituck County HS
Concord HS
Corinth Holders HS
Cox Mill HS
Cummings HS
Cuthbertson High School
D H Conley High School
David W Butler High School
Davie County High School
Dixon High School
Duke University
Douglas Byrd High School
E A Laney High School
East Burke
East Carolina University
East Columbus High School
East Dublin High School
East Forsyth High School
East Gaston High School
East Lincoln High School
East Mecklenburg HS
East Surry High School
East Wake School of Science
Kimberly Hill
Linda Coleson
Sandra Bickle
Lora Joyner
Elizabeth Beam
Gale Kirby
Karen Summers
L. Hammond
Vickie Travis
Jean Sawyer
Sandra DiBanco
Lynn Smith
Teresa Langone
Elaine Holeman & Amanda
Maske
Mary Phelps
Faye Davis
Micky Moore
Frances Hess
Sylvia Hines
Faye Cress
Katherine Colwell
Linda Essick
8
5
3
7
1
7
5
6
8
7
1
4
3
5
6
6
2
8
8
3
3
3
2
6
1
3
Angela Thomas
Judy Asselmeier & Rachel Dillon
Rohan/Osborne/Beam
Paula Allen
Christel Caliguire
PS
Dawn Poiesz-Lewis
Sonya Thigpen
Stephanie Bailey
Hope Stephens Tyson
Marla Whaley
Donna Oakley
Amy McAulay
Cynthia Bailey
Cass Thompson
Stacey Culler
Pam Lister
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3
4
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PS
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59
23
84
133
44
71
56
43
35
24
13
71
36
16
76
65
39
31
28
53
28
105
19
12
183
72
51
21
22
39
79
49
196
34
38
29
41
67
10
31
47
19
42211
18100
40066
40229
40047
7430
42275
40215
40151
42255
40023
40270
40059
42124
42062
40024
42158
40014
42225
42139
42084
42075
40234
40025
40043
42265
42072
40232
42220
42227
42207
42077
42262
42064
40069
40041
42192
40277
40093
40139
40213
42080
40279
42104
40095
40015
40131
42120
42134
East Wilkes High School
Eastern Randolph HS
Eastern Wayne HS
Elkin High School
Enka HS
Enka Middle School
Enloe
Fairmont High School
Farmville Central HS
Fayetteville State
Forbush High School
Forestview High School
Forsyth Co. Career Center
Fred T. Foard
Freedom High School
Garnet Magnet
Gates County High School
Goldsboro High School
Granville Central High School
Gray's Creek High School
Green Hope High School
Greene Central High School
Harding University
Harnett Central High School
Hayesville High School
Heide Trask
Hendersonville High School
Hertford County HS
Hibriten HS
Hickory Grove Baptist Christian
Hickory Ridge High School
Highland School of Tech
High Point University
Hobbton High School
Hoggard High School
Hoke County
Holly Springs High School
Hunter Huss High School
Independence High School
J F Webb High School
J H Rose High School
Jack Britt High School
Jacksonville High School
Jay-M Robinson High School
Jones Senior High School
Jordan Matthews HS
Kinston High School
Lake Norman High School
Ledford High School
Cindy Cooper
Alice Osborne
Susan McKnight
Patty Crosswhite
7
5
2
7
Wanda Berry
Loretta Mills
PS
Billy Sapp
Dawn Hall
Melissa Smith
3
4
1
4
7
6
5
Heather Carswell
7
Lisa Ward
Joyce Hamilton-Fleming
Gloria Green
Julee Kristeller
Beverly Petty
Lisa Wilson
Kathy Gentry
Kathy Pope
Dorcas Brooks
1
2
3
4
3
2
6
4
8
2
8
1
Linda Pelz
Meredyth Corey
2012-2013
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Lara Shelton
Debbie Moss
Justin Beam
PS
Connie Thornton
Edward Babel
?
7
6
Ron Davis
Renee Price
Jenny Crawford & McElwee
George Gorby & Rene Gorby
Angie Byrne
Sandra Jones
Angela Lafferty
Nicole Motley
Angela Paige-Jones
Ruth Ann Peterson
Crystal Payton
Mary Werner
Tona Turner
3
6
6
3
1
4
2
6
2
5
2
7
5
2
2
22
24
13
14
38
82
13
62
19
117
78
135
10
48
29
69
0
40
37
87
75
23
24
14
1
13
42
99
187
48
29
35
2
231
37
31
60
91
20
58
16
77
21
25
181
20
40070
42061
42119
40096
42101
42185
42196
40244
40273
42184
42237
42094
40134
40099
40050
40027
40072
40123
42128
42169
42214
40073
NC001
40167
42166
40205
42093
40026
42155
40033
40153
42129
40138
42171
42149
40046
40031
42090
42189
40077
40122
42081
42159
40201
42202
40101
40032
40261
42201
Lee Senior High School
Lexington Sr High School
Lincolnton High School
Lumberton Senior
Madison High School
Maiden High School
Mallard Creek High School
Martin County
Mattamuskeet High School
McDowell High School
Miller-Motte College
Mitchell High School
Mooresville - Woods
Mount Airy High School
Mountain Heritage High School
Mount Pleasant
Murphy High School
Myers Park High School
Nash Central High School
NC School of Math & Science
NC State University
New Hanover High School
North Carolina HOSA
North Davidson High School
North Forsyth High School
North Henderson HS
North Johnston High School
North Lenoir High School
North Lincoln High School
North Mecklenburg High School
North Pitt High School
North Rowan
North Surry High School
Northampton County HS East
Northeast Guilford High School
Northeastern High School
Northern Nash High School
Northside HS - Jacksonville
Northside HS
Northwest
Northwood High School
Olympic High School
Overhills HS
Pamlico County High School
Patton High School
Pender HS
Person County High School
Pine Forest High School
Pinecrest High School
Lynda Dalton
Patricia Jones
Jennifer Ballard Carpenter
4
5
6
Kathy Mackey
Sonya Wicker
Donna Gardon
8
7
6
Linda Flowers
Jill Crater
Dr. Richard Parenti
Linda Pitman & Angie Ford
Mary Kidwell & Laurel Andrew
Lynn Snow
Teresa Robinson
1
8
PS
8
7
7
8
Carolyn Crosby
Connie Liles & Mary Ward
Glenda Davis
Korah Wiley
Dr. Anita Flick
Paige Tootoo
Edie Stewart
Check & Odum
Kelli Doby
Kathy Pryor
Pat Sasser
Kim Hipkiss
Krista Eurey
Connie Wingert-Baker
Jennifer Overby
8
6
3
3
PS
2
3
5
5
8
3
2
6
6
1
7
7
3
5
1
3
2
Angie Cave
Amanda Jones
Sabrina Graham-Shaw
Margaret Deanes
Charlene Dunn
Joanne Hill
2012-2013
●
Ann Thomas
Danielle Jones & Emily Merrel
5
6
Lynn McCoy
Elizabeth Silvey
2
7
Pennie Wright, Jennifer Phillip
Michelle Quinn
Alisha LaFell
5
4
4
15
34
51
48
29
78
82
14
24
20
41
28
28
50
60
10
20
6
59
33
8
46
28
59
48
96
12
56
12
22
22
26
24
20
82
37
0
16
25
45
11
17
85
59
21
40128
40103
40154
42197
42218
40165
40088
42195
42160
Pisgah Senior High School
Plymouth High School
Polk County High School
Princeton High School
Providence Grove
Providence High School
Purnell Swett High School
Randleman High School
Reidsville High School
40078
40016
40150
40218
40260
42272
40105
40053
40142
40112
42270
42118
40197
42144
42083
40272
40124
40281
42181
40109
42126
40080
40108
40161
40045
40280
40196
40082
40274
42083
40272
42223
40160
42126
42210
40274
40288
42125
Richmond Senior High School
Roanoke Rapids High School
Rockingham County HS
Rosman High School
Rutherfordton-Spindale
Rowan Early
Scotland
Seventy First High School
Smithfield Selma High School
Smoky Mountain High School
South Caldwell
South Central High School
South Columbus High School
South Davidson High School
Southeast Guilford
Southeast Raleigh
Southern Alamance
Southern Guilford
Southern Lee
Southern Nash
Southern Wayne
South Granville High School
South Iredell High School
South Johnston High School
South Lenior High School
South Mecklenburg HS
South Robeson High School
South View Sr High School
Southwestern
Southeast Guilford High School
Southeast Raleigh High School
Southeastern Early College
Southern Vance High School
Southern Wayne HS
Southwest Onslow HS
Southwestern Randolph HS
Spring Creek High School
St. Stephens High School
2012-2013
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Stephanie Kuykendall
Linda West
Cam Lawrence
Lorie Evans
8
1
8
3
Patricia Mauney
Sue Patterson & Tina Hunt
Kim Barkley
Vivian Moore
Cherie Deese, Cheryl McCaskill,
Janet Sims
Linda Conner
Teresa Harris
Tamera Moman
Leah Robbins
Suzanne Gibbons
6
4
5
5
Linda Thompson
Pat Deese
Michele Dillard & Edith Callahan
4
3
8
Robin Albrecht
Wendy Meares
Elaine Rabon
1
4
5
Frances Szafran
Jaci Watson
3
5
5
4
Elizabeth Leu
Kathleen Green
Audrey Massengill
Judi Brown
Shari Cloud
Sherry Floyd
Phyllis Warner & Jennifer Skane
3
7
3
2
6
4
4
Kathryn Watson
Cynthia Jones
Jason Whalen
Marie Tunstall
Nann Hatcher
Susan Jenkins
Teena Kennedy
Melissa Lewis
Paulette Sigmon
5
3
4
3
2
2
5
2
7
4
3
5
8
8
7
33
90
32
34
33
91
63
103
44
19
24
40
17
31
42
144
57
24
113
17
40
13
49
15
31
1
43
26
47
48
20
83
9
59
14
23
46
23
22
40110
42183
42068
42176
40084
42281
42248
42276
42065
40236
40048
42273
42234
42170
42076
42232
42102
40129
40028
40029
40052
42271
40333
40113
40114
40259
42091
40087
42138
40330
40044
40251
42056
42099
40198
40089
42230
42206
40262
42157
40244
42224
Starmount High School
Surry Central High School
Swain County High School
Swansboro High School
Terry Sanford High School
The Academy at
The Early College
The University NC State
Topsail High School
Trinity High School
Triton High School
T. Wingate Andrew
UNC Charlotte
UNC Greensboro
Union Pines High School
University of NC Chapel Hill
Waddell High School
Wallace Rose Hill HS
Warren County High School
Washington CO
Watauga High School
WECHS
West Bladen
West Brunswick HS
West Charlotte High School
West Craven High School
West Davidson Sr High School
West Iredell High School
West Johnson High School
West Lincoln High School
West Mecklenburg High School
West Montgomery High School
West Stokes High School
Western Alamance High School
Western Harnett High School
Westover Sr High School
Wheatmore
White Oak High School
Whiteville High School
Williams High School
Williamston High School
Yadkin Early College
Dena Cave
Judy Wilson
Leslie Dick
Angela Gonzales
7
7
8
2
4
Miranda Wells
Jean Bales & Cheri Conner
Dianne Jernigan
2
5
4
Nishi Bryska
Margaret Powell
Molly Wilson/Kymberlie Barker
Warche Downing
Beverly Fisher
Sonja Hanchey
Maggie King
2012-2013
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PS
PS
4
PS
6
2
3
Regina Alford
7
3
Jeanette Mintz
Camille Fowler
Donna Stortz
Beth Harris
Carol Johnson
Melissa Evans
Amanda Hinkle
Carrie Warren
Debbie Roach
Whitney Hawkins
Donna Deaton
Dixie Holden
Rosalyn Hopkins & Judy Roper
2
6
2
5
7
3
6
6
4
5
5
4
4
Angela Washington
Libby Hampton
Kim Averette
LuAnn Griffin & Vinya Ward
2
4
5
1
7
51
12
25
31
14
3
16
17
68
18
26
11
43
15
81
38
24
24
17
26
17
63
17
4
41
46
65
41
25
26
9
54
19
54
53
17
9438
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Thank you for offering HOSA to your students and for your
continued support!
2012-2013
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