ASE students compete in Regional BPA Conference

Students from The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship attended the Business Professionals of America (BPA) 2019 Region 11 Leadership Conference, at Ivy Tech Community College- Bloomington on Saturday, December 7, 2019. These students competed in a variety of business skill competitions to earn awards and the privilege to represent The Academy at the Business Professionals of America State Leadership Conference to be held in March.  

Kali Barnhill

President – Region 11

1^st Economic Research Project Individual

3^rd Advanced Word Processing

9^th(Tied) Business Meeting Management Concepts

Peyton Chittwood

2^nd PC Servicing and Troubleshooting

2^nd C++ Programming

3^rd Digital Communication and Design Concepts

4^th Digital Marketing Concepts

4^{th (Tied)} Administrative Support Concepts

4^th Computer Programming Concepts

5^th(Tied) Information Technology Concepts

Richelle Elkes

2^nd Administrative Support Team

3^rd Fundamental Spreadsheet Applications

4^th(Tied) Management, Marketing, and HR Concepts

6^th Financial Math and Analysis

9^th  Administrative Support Concepts

Dagon Katz

3^rd Entrepreneurship

8^th Business Law and Ethics

Jesse Kogge

2^nd Fundamental Desktop Publishing

Aiden Mahaffey

2^nd Administrative Support Team

2^nd Payroll Accounting

4^{th (Tied)} Administrative Support Concepts

7^th Financial Math and Analysis

Patrick McInerney

2^nd Administrative Support Team

4^th Parliamentary Procedure Concepts

5^th Business Meeting Management Concepts

5^th Digital Marketing Concepts

5^th Banking and Finance

7^{th (Tied)} Administrative Support Concepts

7^th Management, Marketing, and HR Concepts

9^{th (Tied)} Information Technology Concepts

Kendle Richards

4^th Medical Office Procedures

Josiah Speer

1^st PC Servicing and Troubleshooting

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