Education 24 February 2013

Southern Hills CTC medal winners

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Information Technology program students at Southern Hills Career and Technical Center recently participated in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) Region 13 competitions.

IT instructor, Mrs. Ginger Ring, reported that her students captured the following standings: Computer Network Technology--James Lingrosso—first, Trevor Heery, second, Daniel Peace, fourth, and Dakota Blevins, sixth. Brady Simpson placed first in Visual Basic Programming, and first in Systems Administration –CISCO.

In the Information Technology Concepts event, Trevor Heery placed first, James Lingrosso, second, Alex James, third, and Ryan Anderson, fifth. Sweeping the Computer Programming Concepts competition were Brady Simpson, first, Ryan Anderson, second, Tyler Griffith, third, Trevor Heery, fourth, Brady Kirkpatrick, fifth, and James ‘Austin’ Maines, sixth. Ryan Anderson placed fourth in Administrative Support Concepts and Michael Nichols placed third in PC Security.

Alex James and Harley Shepard won first place in team competition for web site design. Trevor Heery placed sixth in Management/Marketing and HR Concepts. James Lingrosso placed third in Business Meeting Management, and in Project Management, Treevor Heery placed first and Alex James placed third.

The students will be participating in state competition at the BPA State Leadership Conference in Columbus, Ohio, March 14-15.

State Qualifiers include Trevor Heery and James Lingrosso in Computer Network Technology, and Alex James and Harley Shepard in Website Design (Team). Brady Simpson Qualified for state competition in both Visual Basic and Systems Administration-Cisco, but has opted to compete in only the CISCO contest.

 

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