A team of three Criminal Justice students from Career & Tech’s Schoharie campus scored second at the New York State SkillsUSA competition in Crime Scene Investigation. They are: Nena Ruiz (Berne-Knox-Westerlo), Luke Sommers (Cobleskill-Richmondville) and Jimmy Bryant (Schoharie)
SkillsUSA is a national
career and technical student organization that promotes professional and
personal growth and leadership through seminars and workshops, campus
activities, community service and competitions. Career & Tech has
student-run SkillsUSA chapters at both of its campuses. Students from a
wide range of programs competed last week in the state competition,
testing their technical and professional skills through hands-on and
written contests.
The following students competed in the 2011 New York State SkillsUSA
competition April 13-15.
Student name Career & Tech program of study Competition event
Meghan
Britton
Criminal Justice
Action Skills
Mike Casullo Electrical Trades Residential Wiring
Brett Flansburg Criminal Justice Criminal Justice
Jordan Gonyea Construction/Heavy Equipment SkillsUSA Officer
Megan Hoffman Cosmetology Cosmetology, Senior
Chris Jones Culinary Arts Food and Beverage Service
Brandon Kallner Culinary Arts Culinary Arts
Christy Koban Cosmetology Job Demonstration
Phil Mackey Construction/Heavy Equipment Carpentry
Nena Ruiz Criminal Justice Crime Scene Investigation
Akeem Stewart Culinary Arts Commercial Baking
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