Alva Campus
BPA Officers Elected
On October 1, 2009 the members of the Business Professionals of America (BPA) student organization at the Northwest Technology Center Alva Campus held officer elections. Students from Mrs. Long’s Business and Information Technology class and Mrs. Frascht’s Web Development & Graphic Design class are involved in the Business Professionals of America student organization at NWTC. Candidates that chose to run for an office campaigned for two weeks. They made flyers and buttons, handed out candy, and gave speeches.
Officers elected for the 2009-2010 A.M. Chapter are (right to left): Jacky Sims, President; Holly Ford-Parker, Vice-President; Starla Phillips, Secretary; Sarah Smart, Reporter; Les Corr, Business and Information Technology Class Representative; and Timothy Clapp, Web Development and Graphic Design Class Representative.
The elected officers for the 2009-2010 P.M. Chapter are (right to left): Susan Parent, President; Brandi Cunningham, Vicep-President; Liz Kennedy, Secretary; Sarah Smart, Reporter; Jacky Sims, Business and Information Technology Class Representative; and Blake Jordan, Web Development and Graphic Design Class Representative.
Minutes of Meetings
The minutes of meetings are posted below:
News and Events
BPA members should check back for important dates.
Community Service Projects
Student Organizations Provide "Warmth for Winter" (December 2009)
Northwest Technology Center student organizations from the Alva Campus created a “Warmth for winter” tree this holiday season. The three student organizations (Business Professionals of America, Health Occupations Students of America, and SkillsUSA) decorated a Christmas tree with all types of warm winter gear that included hats, pajamas, gloves and scarves. All items will be distributed between the Department of Human Services in Alva and the Northwest Treatment Center in Waynoka for the winter season.
The morning students are shown above with the Warmth for Winter Tree.
Afternoon students are shown with Warmth for Winter Tree.
Northwest Tech Students Make the Season Bright with Service Projects (December 2008)
With the combined efforts of the Northwest Technology Center's Business Professionals of America Chapter, the Health Occupations Students of America Chapter (HOSA) and the Skills USA Chapter, Christmas will be a little brighter for the residents of the Northwest Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Waynoka. The NWTC students chose the Treatment Center for their community service project and provided stockings stuffed with goodies as well as one toy for the center residents and their children. Representing Northwest Substance Abuse Treatment Center of Waynoka was Renee Morrow. She accepted the gifts from the NWTC student organizations officers.
In the photo above, officers of Northwest Technology Center's student organizations present Renee Morrow of the Northwest Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Waynoka with stocking and wrapped toys for the residents and their children.
The Share Convalescent Home and Beadles Nursing Home residents also were recipients of the good will and community service by the Northwest Technology Center's Business Professionals of America Chapter. Students in the Business & Information Technology program and the Web Development and Graphic Design program used their computer skills and creativity to make Christmas cards for the nursing and convalescent home residents. Officers from the BPA Chapter, delivered the cards and warm wishes to the nursing home residents.
Goldbug Fever Buttons (Fall 2007) - AM Students
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Washington Elementary School students "stand up and holler" to show their "Goldbug Pride" and receive their "Goldbug Fever" button. |
The AM BPA Members made Goldbug Fever Buttons for all Alva School Elementary Students for AHS Homecoming. All morning students created a Goldbug Fever button design. Three designs were selected by the Officer Team. Each of the three elementary schools had their own unique button design. The students made the buttons and then presented them to all the Alva Elementary School students on Thursday, October 11.
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Jessica Cunningham hands out "Goldbug Fever" buttons to elementary school students. |
View Goldbug Fever Photo Album
Links
National BPA Website
Oklahoma BPA
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Documents
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