2019-2020 MVCTC Student Ambassadors Visit Partner Schools
Englewood, Ohio – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) has 49 senior students who will serve as Student Ambassadors during the 2019-2020 school year. These students learn leadership skills and public speaking to represent MVCTC as spokespersons for the school.
The MVCTC Student Ambassadors visit the 27 MVCTC partner school districts in the fall to share their experiences, career technical programs, and career goals with high school sophomores. All of the sophomores from the 27-partner school have the opportunity to select two career programs to visit at MVCTC during the annual Sophomore Career Days in November. For more information about Sophomore Career Days or visiting MVCTC, please call 937-854-8056.
Ambassadors shared career technical programs and college opportunities. MVCTC offers 40 career technical programs for high school juniors and seniors.
- Agriculture & Livestock Production
- Animal Care Management
- Architectural Design
- Auto Collision
- Auto Services
- Automotive Technology
- Aviation Maintenance Technician
- Biotechnology
- Business Ownership
- Computer Coding & Web Applications
- Computer Network Engineering (Class of 2020)
- Computer Networking & Cyber Security (Class of 2021)
- Computer Repair & Technical Support
- Construction Carpentry
- Cosmetology
- Criminal Justice
- Culinary Arts
- Dental Assisting
- Diesel Power Technologies
- Digital Design
- Early Childhood Education
- Electrical Trades
- Firefighter/EMS
- Graphic Commercial Art
- Graphic Commercial Photography
- Health Occupations
- Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning
- Heavy Equipment Operator
- Hospitality Services
- Media & Video Production
- Medical Lab Assisting
- Medical Office Management
- Natural Resources Management
- Precision Machining
- Pre-Nursing
- Retail Agriculture Services
- Robotics & Automation
- Sports Management & Marketing
- Sports Medicine
- Veterinary Science
- Welding
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Milton Union’s sophomores on September 4. Levi Billenstein (Heavy Equipment Operator/Ansonia), Carson Brown (Business Ownership/Milton-Union), Kamryn Dicken (Animal Care & Management/Miamisburg), Harlie Turpin (Pre-Nursing/Preble Shawnee), and Austin Scott (Computer Networking & Cyber Security/Milton-Union).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Northmont’s sophomores on September 5. Austin Baker (Retail Agriculture Services/Northmont), Jacob Bowling (Auto Services/Northmont), Mydejah Burden (Pre-Nursing/Northmont), Parker Lenski (Culinary Arts/Miamisburg), Alex Newport (Computer Coding & Web Applications/Eaton), and Makayla Picker (Criminal Justice/Tipp City).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Butler’s sophomores on September 6. Hana Witters (Graphic Commercial Arts/Northmont), Katelynn Adams (Early Childhood Education/New Lebanon), Jarod Hegemier (Architectural Design/Franklin Monroe), Kaylah Jones (Medical Office Management/Wayne), Jessica Miller (Agriculture & Livestock Production/Arcanum), Hunter Sowder (Health Occupations/Eaton), Zoe Utsinger (Biotechnology/Twin Valley South), Melina Valdivia Plascencia (Medical Lab Assisting/Vandalia Butler).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Preble Shawnee’s sophomores on September 10. Selene Weaver (Sports Medicine/Franklin Monroe), Joel Combs (Automotive Technology/Eaton), Alex Newport (Computer Coding & Web Applications/Eaton), Rylan Roberts (Electrical Trades/Preble Shawnee), and Harlie Turpin (Pre-Nursing/Preble Shawnee).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Tri-Village’s sophomores on September 12. Jesse Jergens (Firefighter/West Carrollton), Madison Green (Cosmetology/Tri-Village), Lily Preston (Veterinary Science/Tri-Village), and Collin Young (Auto Collision/West Carrollton).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Miamisburg sophomores on Tuesday, September 17. Kamryn Dicken (Animal Care & Management/Miamisburg), Kaylah Jones (Medical Office Management/Wayne), Parker Lenski (Culinary Arts/Miamisburg), and Marissa Thigpen (Pre-Nursing/Carlisle).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Arcanum and Franklin Monroe sophomores on Wednesday, September 18. Madison Green (Cosmetology/Tri-Village), Selene Weaver (Sports Medicine/Franklin Monroe), Jarod Hegemier (Architectural Design/Franklin Monroe), and Daniel Brown(Natural Resource Management/Eaton).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited West Carrollton sophomores on Friday, September 20. Collin Young (Auto Collision/West Carrollton), Alexander Palcic (Construction Carpentry/Wayne), Krizdin Jordan (Hospitality Services/Wayne), and Kelsea Drake (Health Occupations/ Miami East).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Twin Valley South on Tuesday, September 24. Maggie Johnson (Robotics & Automation/Twin Valley South), Zoe Utsinger (Biotechnology/Twin Valley South), Hunter Sowder (Health Occupations/Eaton), and Jacob Bowling (Auto Services/Northmont.
Student Ambassadors visited Ansonia and Mississinawa Valley sophomores on Thursday, September 26. Matthew Austin (Graphic Commercial Art/Eaton), Levi Billenstein (Heavy Equipment Operator/Ansonia), Mercedes Geesaman (Dental Assisting/Ansonia), and Clara Walton (Sports Management & Marketing/Valley View).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Carlisle sophomores on Friday, September 27. Parker Lenski (Culinary Arts/Miamisburg), Kamryn Dicken (Animal Care & Management/Miamisburg), Bryan Lesh (Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning (HVAC)/Carlisle), and Marissa Thigpen (Pre-Nursing/Carlisle)
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Northridge sophomores on Monday, September 30. Katelynn Adams (Early Childhood Education/New Lebanon), Carson Brown (Business Ownership/Milton-Union), Dylan Triplett (Architectural Design/Northridge), and Melina Valdivia Plascencia (Medical Lab Assisting/Vandalia Butler)
Student Ambassadors visited Wayne sophomores on Wednesday, October 2. Ambassadors included; Austin Baker (Retail Agriculture Services/Northmont), Kamryn Dicken (Animal Care & Management/Miamisburg), Kaylah Jones (Medical Office Management/Wayne), Krizdin Jordan (Hospitality Services/Wayne), Alex Newport (Computer Coding & Web Applications/Eaton), Makayla Picker (Criminal Justice/Tipp City), Kierra Smith (Media and Video Production/Wayne), Harlie Turpin (Pre-Nursing/Preble Shawnee), Zoe Utsinger (Biotechnology/Twin Valley South), Thomas Walters (Diesel Power Technologies/New Lebanon), and Selene Weaver (Sports Medicine/Franklin Monroe).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Tri-County North sophomores on October 4. Jami Salyer (Computer Repair & Technical Support/Twin Valley South), Bryan Lesh (HVAC/Carlisle), Mayson VanHoose (Heavy Equipment Operator/Bethel), and Hana Witters (Graphic Commercial Arts/Northmont).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Tipp City sophomores on October 8. Mydejah Burden (Pre-Nursing/Northmont), Jacquelyn Dickey (Cosmetology/Brookville), Makayla Picker (Criminal Justice/Tipp City), and Dylan Triplett (Architectural Design/Northridge)
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Valley View sophomores on October 9. Daniel Brown (Natural Resource Management/Eaton), Benjamin Neff (Welding/Valley View), Clara Walton (Sports Management & Marketing/Valley View), and Selene Weaver (Sports Medicine/Franklin Monroe).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Miami East sophomores on October 10. Alex Newport (Computer Coding & Web Applications/Eaton), Kelsea Drake (Health Occupations/Miami East), Marissa Thigpen (Pre-Nursing/Carlisle), and Jessica Miller (Agriculture & Livestock Production/Arcanum).
MVCTC Student Ambassadors visited Bethel sophomores on October 11. Joel Combs (Automotive Technology/Eaton), Lily Preston (Veterinary Science/Tri-Village), and Kierra Smith (Media and Video Production/Wayne)
All sophomores from the 27-partner school districts have the opportunity to select two career programs to visit at MVCTC during the annual Sophomore Career Days. This year, Sophomore Career Days are December 3-5, 2019. The Annual Sophomore Open House and Spaghetti Dinner is December 5, from 4:30-7 p.m.
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