For the second year in a row, our state HOSA competition had to be in a virtual format but SCC was able to rise to the challenge!
19 students competed with the following results.
First Place – Home Health Aide
– Elizabeth Ball from South Dearborn High School. She will receive two scholarship offers from this placing. The first one is from IVY Tech for 15 credit hours for 3 consecutive terms and the second one is from Sullivan University for $12,000 spread out over 6 quarters.
Second Place – Researched Persuasive Writing and Speaking
– Megan Henney from Jennings County High School
Third Place – Researched Persuasive Writing and Speaking
– Kiara Owens from JCD High School
These 3 students are eligible to participate in the National HOSA competition in June which will also be virtual.
Fourth Place – Prepared Speaking
– Jessica Riley from South Dearborn High School
Fourth Place – Nursing Assistant
– Jessica Riley from South Dearborn High School
Sixth Place – Job Seeking Skills
– Kailee Baker from Mian High School
Sixth Place – Home Health Aide
– Donna Tice from South Ripley High School
Sixth Place – Nursing Assistant
– Brooke Clarke from Switzerland County High School
Seventh Place – Medical Spelling
– Aundrea Cullen from JCD
Ninth Place – Research Poster
– Shaylee Volz from JCD
Tenth Place – Research Poster
– Deborah Murphy from South Ripley High School
Tenth Place – Health Career Display
– Kyah Goodwin from Switzerland County High School
Tenth Place – Health Career Display
– Dannielle Forsythe from JCD High School
Tenth Place – Dental Terminology
– Lanie Nicholson from South Ripley High School
Tenth Place – Dental Science
– Lydia Cothran from Lawrenceburg High School
Southeastern Career Center HOSA was represented very well at the State competition!
Megan Henney was the recipient of an $8,000 scholarship to Sullivan University and Kiara Owens was a recipient of a $4000 scholarship to Sullivan
