MVCTC Agriculture Pathway Students Place in Tech Prep Showcase
Englewood, Ohio- Students at Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) competed in Sinclair Community College’s Virtual Tech Prep Showcase for Agricultural & Environmental Systems. Winners were: Anais Salgado-Kenniebrew, Layla Hatfield and Emma Hoening, and Jenna Wheeler.
The purpose of the Tech Prep Showcase:
- Project Research & Development: Project directly relates to the career field and includes data collected during the project, and data was gathered using a variety of methods and resources.
- Authentic Work-Based Learning and Problem Solving: The project shows that students can make a strong project connection to an area in the pathway; problem identified-superior problem-solving techniques.
- Academic/ Technical: Exhibits knowledge beyond the career technical area; evidence of planning & organizing.
- Professional & Team Relationships (if applicable): Partnerships were exemplary, clearly demonstrating many project partners/business or industry advisors; complete teamwork explained and demonstrated by project evaluation and tea member answers.
- Presentation Skills: Effective, dynamic oral presentation; speaks clearly, uses proper grammar; dresses appropriately; and exhibits good eye contact; Demonstrates in-depth preparedness for presentation.
Winners of the Agricultural & Environmental Systems from MVCTC were Anais Salgado-Kenniebrew (Huber Heights) from Veterinary Science with her “Musical Medication” project; Team of Layla Hatfield (Valley View), and Emma Hoening (Vandalia-Butler)from Natural Resource Management with their “Filtering water in Natural Disasters” project; and Jenna Wheeler (Eaton) from Veterinary Science with her “The Human-Animal Bond” project.
For more information about MVCTC, please visit www.mvctc.com.
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