2018-2019 MVCTC Student Ambassadors Announced
04/10/2018
Englewood, Ohio – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) has announced the 52 juniors that will serve as MVCTC Student Ambassadors during their senior year. Students are selected based on grades, attendance, and the leadership skills they have shown during their time at MVCTC. Potential students are recommended for the position by staff at MVCTC and the partner school districts. These students learn leadership skills and public speaking to represent MVCTC as spokespersons for the school.
MVCTC Ambassadors for the 2018-2019 school year are:
- Kwestion Ahmad, Computer Coding & Web Applications student from Trotwood Madison
- Melissa Allen, Animal Care and Management student from Brookville
- Makayla Allen, Graphic Commercial Art student from Twin Valley South
- Carley Asher, Veterinary Science student from Preble Shawnee
- Johnathon Brandenburg, Computer Coding & Web Applications student from West Carrollton
- Nikita Brown, Sports Medicine student from Vandalia Butler
- Cherrell Captain, Architectural Design student from Miamisburg
- Allen Christman, Biotechnology student from Ansonia
- Ayriona Colvin, Sports Management and Marketing student from Northridge
- Christopher Conarroe, Construction Carpentry student from Valley View
- Chloe Costello, Pre-Nursing student from Northmont
- Riley Cruse, Early Childhood Education student from Tri-County North
- Kasie Durham, Health Occupations student from Bethel
- Joshua Easterling, Hospitality Services student from Miamisburg
- Ann Frazier, Health Occupations student from Valley View
- Brennan Halderman, Retail Agriculture Services student from Eaton
- Brooklyn Harrod, Sports Medicine student from Twin Valley South
- Adriana Hodapp, Criminal Justice student from Eaton
- Samuel Hunter, Welding student from Tipp City
- Karli Jacobs, Firefighter/EMS student from Miami East
- Amanda Jeffers, Pre-Nursing student from Mississinawa Valley
- Olivia Keihl, Business Ownership student from Arcanum
- Trinity Konwiczka, Natural Resource Management student from Mississinawa Valley
- Sara Lahlali, Criminal Justice student from Wayne
- Noah Law, Auto Collision student from Tipp City
- Jordan Lockhart, Electrical Trades student from Northmont
- Tomas Marlow, Diesel Power Technologies student from Northmont
- Cameron McCormick, Computer Repair and Technical Support student from Northridge
- Nathan Mescher, Heavy Equipment Operator student from Versailles
- Belinda Pate, Auto Services student from Miamisburg
- Lillian Pietrzak, Medical Office Management student from New Lebanon
- Emma Price, Cosmetology student from Tri-Village
- Kiara Reese, Culinary Arts student from Miamisburg
- Jordan Rhoades, Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning student from Franklin Monroe
- Megan Rinderle, Medical Lab Assisting student from Versailles
- Lucas Roush, Architectural Design student from Huber Heights
- Ryan Smith, Aviation Maintenance Technician student from Huber Heights
- Justin Stephens, Computer Network Engineering student from Trotwood Madison
- Lainee Stiver, Media & Video Production student from Valley View
- Chace Trent, Agriculture and Livestock Production student from Tipp City
- Megan Trittschuh, Pre-Nursing student from Milton-Union
- Katie Trout, Digital Design student from Carlisle
- Caden Vance, Robotics & Automation student from Valley View
- Carter Ward, Graphic Commercial Art student from Ansonia
- Miles Warren, Graphic Commercial Photography student from National Trail
- Harley Wells, Automotive Technology student from Wayne
- Springg White, Cosmetology student from West Carrollton
- Derek Winner, Precision Machining Technology student from Brookville
- Kirsten Zink, Dental Assistant student from Franklin Monroe
For more information about MVCTC, please visit www.mvctc.com.
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