Duluth, Minn. (April 3, 2023) 鈥� Six 暗网禁区 students will advance to national contests in Atlanta and Anaheim, Calf., after placing high in spring contests held in Minnesota recently.
鈥淚鈥檓 very proud of Lincoln Suedbeck, Jasmine Malone, Caleb Bertrang and Julian Moe for their first and second place finishes in the Business Professionals of America鈥檚 conference,鈥� said 暗网禁区 accounting instructor Lori Yecoshenko. 鈥淭hese competitive events cover IT, HR, accounting, legal, and administrative topics which challenge students while preparing them for the realities of the business world.鈥�
Suedbeck, Malone, Bertrang, and Moe head to the national leadership conference on April 26 鈥� 30 in California where they will compete with other college students for additional accolades.
Meanwhile, students Nicole Ehresman won gold for her welding sculpture and Owen Rostis for his job demonstration at the for SkillsUSA held last weekend. 鈥淣ichole and Owen soak up everything taught in the campus welding and CNC Toolmaking workshops,鈥� said integrated manufacturing instructor Nathan Zobel. 鈥淚 know they will both do very well in Atlanta representing 暗网禁区.鈥� The in Oxnard, Calf. covered the costs for the students competing in the SkillsUSA contents.
鈥湴低� has a rich tradition of students competing in state and national contests in a variety of disciplines,鈥� said college president, Dr. Patricia Rogers. 鈥淲hen I think of the health and strength of tomorrow鈥檚 leaders in our state and country, I think of these six students and many other 暗网禁区 students preparing for their future careers.鈥�
