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SC HOSASC HOSASC HOSASC HOSAS T A T E L E A D E R S H I P C O N F E R E N C E

MARCH 22 - 24, 2020MARCH 22 - 24, 2020NORTH CHARLESTON, SCNORTH CHARLESTON, SC

MARCH 22 - 24, 2020NORTH CHARLESTON, SC

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2020 STATE OFFICERS2020 STATE OFFICERSPallavi RaoPresidentSpring Valley High SchoolSeniorCAREER ASPIRATIONS:Interventional Radiologist or Global Health Advocate

HOW HAS HOSA BENEFITTED YOU?I have seen firsthand how leadership and engagement impacts our community. The experiences afforded to me through SLC, WLA, and ILC broadened my worldview and shaped my perspective on healthcare in a way that no other experience has. Working with various organizations and health professionals through the years has solidified my love for the healthcare field and given me a head-start on my career path. I have also forged a network of peers that share my passion and that support me in every endeavor. HOSA has given me the skills to become a leader, an advocate, a friend, and most importantly, a health professional.

EmilyHathcockVice PresidentWofford College College Freshman

CAREER ASPIRATIONS:Physician Anesthesiologist/Surgeon General HOW HAS HOSA BENEFITTED YOU?HOSA has given me life long friends, life saving skills at a young age, hope for the future, and has taught me how to be a servant leader and life long learner.

Keeghan Shropshire Vice President PSClemson University College Freshman CAREER ASPIRATIONS:Doctor

HOW HAS HOSA BENEFITTED YOU?HOSA has benefited me in so many ways including allowing me to network with other members, practicing skills, traveling and gaining leadership skills. I am very grateful for all that HOSA has taught me and all the opportunities it provides.

Courtney Tarvin Secretary Aiken County Career & Technology Center SeniorCAREER ASPIRATIONS:Trauma or Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

HOW HAS HOSA BENEFITTED YOU?HOSA has shown me the necessities for growth. It’s helped me step outside of my comfort zone, realize that everything happens for a reason, and it’s a great way to network and make tons of new friends.

Kelsey Krusen Reporter Center for Advanced Technical StudiesSeniorCAREER ASPIRATIONS:Prosthetic Engineer / Radiologist

HOW HAS HOSA BENEFITTED YOU?HOSA has given me countless opportunities to explore different aspects of medicine and further narrow down my future career. As well as put me in a unique position to network across the nation and globe with other future healthcare professionals.

Noah Thomas HistorianBerkeley High SchoolSeniorCAREER ASPIRATIONS:Healthcare Administration

HOW HAS HOSA BENEFITTED YOU?HOSA has benefited me by providing me with the opportunity to meet so many amazing people who come from diverse backgrounds but share a common goal.

Dhruvi Patel ParliamentarianSC Governor’s School for Science& MathematicsSeniorCAREER ASPIRATIONS:

Advocacy in Global Public Health; to help make a difference for the Opioid CrisisHOW HAS HOSA BENEFITTED YOU?HOSA has provided me an excellent network of communication between medically-involved students that share the similar goal of making a difference in the global medical community.

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TABLE OFContents2019-20 State Officers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

2019-20 SC HOSA Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Thank You to All who Helped . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Conference General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Conference Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-13check schosa.org, State Leadership Page, for the most updated schedule

Educational Symposia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Opening Session Keynote- Chris Singleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

HOSA National Officer- Vivian Do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

2020 SC HOSA Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

2020 Partner of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Past Outstanding SC HOSA Advisors of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

2019 Advisor of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Opening Session Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Business Meeting Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Recognition Ceremony Agenda & Chapter Recognitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Grand Awards Agenda and State Officers Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

National Service Project Participants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Welcome to Charleston- Hotel Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

MAP-Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38


Executive Board of Directors

Board of Directors

2019-2020

2019-2020

CHAIRKatrina HaynesCyber Academy SC

CHAIR ELECTLisa HallmanSaluda High School

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Stacie ElwoodAshley Ridge High School

SECRETARY Jeremy SearsonLexington Two Innovation Center

STATE DIRECTORAngel ClarkSC Department of Education

EMERITUSNova Stephens

STATE OFFICER COACHGreg BlackAiken Regional Medical Centers

TREASURERMaxine McCraw

Local AdvisorsHanna BeckmanAshley Ridge High SchoolTeresa HaydenAiken Career CenterRebecca HowellCenter for Advanced Technical StudiesDebbie TeuschPendleton High SchoolProfessional MembersDeborah S. Beasley SCDHECMorgan Bowne SC Hospital AssociationLisa Call Midlands Education & Business Alliance

Eric Cockrell Lexington Medical CenterNita DonaldUpstate AHEC Krystal DuBoseUniversity of South CarolinaBryan GatesLutheran Homes of SCScott PhillipsSC DHEC Midlands RegionValerie Richardson Prisma Health Alfred SquirePrisma Health, Greenville Health SystemSusan Teeter, RNMidlands Technical College

AdministratorBryce MyersLexington Technology CenterSC Health Science Educators PresidentLucia WatsonConway High SchoolSC Health Science Educators Immediate Past PresidentRhonda EvattAnderson Institute of Technology

SC HOSA AlumniChris Enzor, OPA, APPSam’s ClubJay HartleyStudent OfficersHOSA PresidentPallavi RaoSpring Valley High School

HOSA Vice PresidentEmily HathcockWofford University

HOSA PS Vice PresidentKeeghan ShropshireClemson University


Thank YouThank YouThank YouThank YouTO ALL WHO HELPED!

Advisor Luncheon, Keynote Speaker, Washington Leadership AcademySouth Carolina Hospital AssociationUse of FacilitiesHilton Garden Inn, Embassy Suites and Hyatt Place Competitive Events Staff and Conference PlanningLisa Carrigan, Steve Carrigan, Virginia Bishop, Hanna Beckman, Stacie Elwood, Sharie Cato, Becky Howell, Lisa Hallman, Jeremy Searson, Connie Altman, Kellie Flowers, Teresa Hayden, Nic Hanle, Aimee Parry, Alissa Nolan, Amanda Wilson, Amy Donaldson, Katrina Haynes, Tina Allemond, Karen Edwards, Laura Marshall, Rhonda Evatt, Jay Hartley, Maxine McCraw, Greg Black, Debbie Teusch, Al Squire, Chris Enzor, Angel Clark and SC HOSA State Officers.Judges Coordinator: Jeremy SearsonEvent Management Advisor Coordinator: Stacie ElwoodEducational Symposia Coordinator: Amanda WilsonScholarship Application Review and Scoring CommitteeState Officers Interview and Slating CommitteeConference Management & Administrative SupportKatrina Haynes, SC HOSA Chair, Angel Clark, SC HOSA Director, Amanda Wilson, SC HOSA, Maxine McCraw, SC HOSA, Jackie Washington, SC Department of Education.Materials Transport Coordinator Steve Carrigan Courtesy Corps Coordinators Teresa Hayden Tabulations and accounting: International HOSA representative, Lisa Carrigan, Steve Carrigan, Virginia Bishop.

Special thanks to:Category Chairs, Courtesy Corp Members and Voting Delegates; SLC Planning Committee; parents, chaperones and volunteers; board members, partners, scholarship donors, exhibitors, alumni, professional members and HOSA advisors who dedicated their time to managing and judging our competitions; SC HOSA Executive Committee, SC HOSA Alumni members; Vivian Do, National HOSA Officer.


Leadership Conference Cell phones must be turned off during HOSA functions

GENERAL INFORMATION

Hotel Etiquette: Practice your HOSA manners and adhere to the Code of Conduct at all times. Remember, other guests are in the hotel. Speak quietly in the halls. Be courteous to employees and other guests. Use the stairs instead of the elevators when possible.

Conference Name Badges: It is VERY important that you wear your name badge at ALL times. Your name badge is your admission ticket into competitive events, meetings, the opening session, Sunday night andTuesday, awards ceremony.

Souvenir Pins will be available for purchase outside of Headquarters, at the SC HOSA store/informationtable.

Be sure to visit the exhibit area Monday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm and Tuesday 8:00 am - 1:00 pm located in the Ballroom Foyer. Please thank the exhibitors for supporting HOSA!

Competitive Events: Be considerate of others and talk quietly. DO NOT SHARE INFORMATION about your competition. You may be giving someone else information to help them win. Be on time! No exceptions. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your competitive event is scheduled to begin. You should report to the competitive event manager upon arrival.

Symposia: Arrive at the educational symposium events on time and stay for the entire presentation.

Curfew: 11:00 pm. All HOSA members are askedto abide by curfew and not leave their rooms after curfew.

OPENING SESSIONS and BUSINESS MEETING

Official HOSA Uniform and Dress Code for Opening General Session: The following official dress code for the student members for opening session and business meeting at the SLC will be enforced:

HOSA Uniform: • Tailored navy blazer with emblem affixed over the

heart.• Shirt/blouse for females (white tailored or short-

sleeve white jewel neck shell• Shirt for males—white closed-neck, man-tailored

dress shirt, suitable for use with a tie• Accent for female members - maroon HOSA scarf or

tie is optional but not required• Accent for male officers - navy or maroon long tie• Matching navy slacks for males and matching navy

slacks or skirts for females• Blue or black shoes

OR

Black or navy blue suit • With a white shirt (the white shirt can be the

member’s choice)• Blue or black shoes• Male members wear a tie• Female members may choose to wear knee-length

skirt or slacks

Student delegates not adhering to the above dress policy for the opening general session at the SLC may not be admitted.

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Advisor CE Hours will be awarded based on activity at the conference. See purple form in your packet for complete details.

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Cell phones must be turned off during HOSA functions

Advisor CE Hours will be awarded based on activity at the conference.See purple form in your packet for complete details.


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Welcome to the 42nd SC HOSA

Leadership Conference Competitive Events: Delegates must adhere to the information in Dress Code section as specified in each of the competitive event guidelines for the event in which they are competing.

Tuesday Recognition and Awards Session: All registered delegates will be given SC HOSA tee shirts that should be worn with khaki or black slacks or knee-length skirt to the 2020 Recognition and Awards Sessions (No jeans, cut offs, capris, leggings, sandals or flip-flops)

Official HOSA Casual Dress CodeAppropriate dress for official social and unofficial functions, workshops and exhibit area visits in conjunction with the SLC, School DRESS CODE must be followed.

SESSION PROTOCOL Delegates must not be rude or disrespectful to those in the audience or on stage. It is important to remain seated until the end of the session. Use of cell phones (talking, texting, emailing) will not be permitted during competitive events and sessions.

HOSA is committed to building a team of future health professionals who are prepared to meet America’s future healthcare workforce needs.

COMMON SENSE SAFETY TIPS• Do not wear your conference badge around shopping

areas.• Do not give your room number to strangers.• Do not leave public establishments with strangers or

invite them to your room.• Familiarize yourself with emergency exits.• Keep valuables and extra cash in a hotel safety box.• Keep your room key with you at all times.• Do not leave your room door open while you visit

other rooms.


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PLEASE REFER TO SC HOSA WEBSITE, STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE PAGE FOR THE MOST UP TO-DATE AGENDA


SUNDAY, MARCH 22ND REGISTRATION – ORIENTATIONS

ALL DAY CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS MEETING ROOM 1

ALL DAY COMPETITIVE EVENTS HEADQUARTERS MEETING ROOM 3

12:00 NOON SC HOSA STATE OFFICER PRACTICE OFFSITE – EMBASSY –IDEATION ROOM

1:30 - 7:00 PM CONFERENCE REGISTRATION BALLROOM C FOYER

4:00 PM CATEGORY CHAIR ORIENTATION MEETING ROOM 3

5:45 PM SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET BY INVITATION ONLY BALLROOMS A

7:30 -9:00 PM OPENING SESSION BALLROOMS A, B & C

9:00 PM ADVISORS MEETING WITH EVENT MANAGERS MEETING IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING BALLROOM A

9:00 PM COURTESY CORPS ORIENTATION BALLROOMS B & C4

9:30 PM JOB SEEKING SKILLS APPLICATION PROCESS MEETING ROOMS 12 & 13

9:30 PM INTERVIEWING SKILLS APPLICATION PROCESS MEETING ROOMS 12 & 13

11:00 PM CURFEW

MONDAY, MARCH 23RD ALL DAY CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS MEETING ROOM 1


7:00 - 7:45 AM STATE OFFICER CANDIDATES PRACTICE OFFSITE – EMBASSY- IDEATION ROOM

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM LATE REGISTRATION/INFORMATION DESK/HOSA STORE OUTSIDE OF MEETING ROOM 3

7:30 - 9:00 AM TESTING: CPR, EMT, CERT, NURSING ASSISTING, BEHAVIORAL

HEALTH, HEALTHY LIFESTYLE BALLROOM A

7:30 - 9:00 AM TESTING: BIOMEDICAL DEBATE, HOSA BOWL MEETING ROOMS 10 & 11

7:30 - 9:00 AM TESTING: PHYSICAL THERAPY, SPORTS MEDICINE, MEDICAL

ASSISTING, HOME HEALTH AID MEETING ROOMS 12 & 13

8:00 – 9:30 AM TESTING: CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING MEETING ROOM 4

8:00 - 9:30 AM TESTING: VETERINARY SCIENCE MEETING ROOM 5

8:00 - 9:30 AM TESTING: MEDICAL SPELLING MEETING ROOM 14

8:00 AM –12:30 PM HEALTH CAREER PHOTOGRAPHY ROUND 1 AND ROUND 2 (BY APPT.) NOTEBOOK PICKUP – HEADQUARTERS AFTER 2:00 PM

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8:00 AM- 3:00 PM EXTEMPORANEOUS HEALTH POSTER (12:30 -3:00 PM JUDGING ONLY) MEETING ROOMS 8 &9

8:00 AM- 5:00 PM EXHIBITORS BALLROOM FOYER

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM SILENT AUCTION OUTSIDE OF MEETING ROOM 1

8:30 - 10:00 AM TESTING: PHARMACY SCIENCE, FORENSICS, BIOMED LAB MEETING ROOMS 6 & 7

8:30 AM- 12:00 NOON JOB SEEKING SKILLS (BY APPT.) AND

INTERVIEWING SKILLS (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – HYATT LOBBY MEETING ROOM 1

8:30 AM – 12:30 PM HEALTH EDUCATION (BY APPT.) OFFSITE -EMBASSY - ASHLEY ROOM

8:30 AM – 12:30 PM PREPARED SPEAKING OFFSITE – EMBASSY – IDEATION ROOM

9:00 - 11: 30 AM CLINICAL SPECIALTY (BY APPT) OFFSITE- EMBASSY EXECUTIVE BOARD ROOM

9:00 - 11:30 AM MRC PARTNERSHIP OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN - CONSERVATORY

9:00 AM – 6:00 PM EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIA GRAND BALLROOMS B & C

9:15 AM – 2:00 PM

ROUND 1 HEALTH CAREER DISPLAYS CHECK IN BEGINS AT 9:15 AM COMPETITOR SET UP 9:45 AM ROUND 1 & 2 COMBINED PICK UP POSTERS BETWEEN 2:00 - 3:00 PM

BALLROOM A

9:30 - 11:00 AM TESTING: MEDICAL MATH, MEDICAL LAW AND ETHICS, DENTAL

TERMINOLOGY MEETING ROOMS 10 & 11

10:00 - 11:30 AM TESTING: HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT MEETING ROOM 4

10:00 - 11:30 AM MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (CHECK IN OUTSIDE RM 12) MEETING ROOMS 12, 13 & 14

10:00 - 11:30 AM TESTING: MEDICAL READING, CULTURAL DIVERSITY MEETING ROOM 5

10:30 AM – 12:00 PM EXTEMPORANEOUS WRITING 2:00-4:00 PM JUDGING ONLY LOCATION TBA MEETING ROOMS 6 & 7

11:30 AM- 1:00 PM TESTING: NUTRITION, PATHOPHYSIOLOGY, PHARMACOLOGY MEETING ROOMS 10 & 11

11:30 AM– 1:30 PM ADVISORS LUNCH BUFFET OFFSITE- EMBASSY SUITES ATRIUM

12:30 - 3:00 PM EPIDEMIOLOGY MEETING ROOMS 6 & 7

12:30 - 5:00 PM BIOMEDICAL DEBATE, ROUND 2 -PREPARATION MEETING ROOM 4

12:30 - 5:00 PM BIOMEDICAL DEBATE, ROUND 2 PRESENTATION (BY APPT.) MEETING ROOM 5

1:00 - 3:30 PM HOME HEALTH AIDE, ROUND 2 OFFSITE- HILTON GARDEN- CAROLINA/PALMETTO

1:00 - 3:30 PM MEDICAL ASSISTING, ROUND 2 (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN – MAGNOLIA/HUNLEY

1:00 - 4:30 PM COMMUNITY AWARENESS (BY APPT.) MEETING ROOM 14

1:30 - 4:00 PM PHARMACY SCIENCE OFFSITE – EMBASSY EXECUTIVE BOARD ROOM




1:30 – 4:00 PM FORENSIC MEDICINE WRITTEN CONCLUSION JUDGES ONLY 4:00 -6 :00 PM OFFSITE – HYATT ROOM 2

1:30- 4:00 PM FORENSIC MEDICINE PREP – CASE STUDY (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – HYATT ROOM 1

1:30 - 4:00 PM LIFE SUPPORT (BY APPT.) & EMT, ROUND 2 (BY APPT) OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN INN – CYPRESS 1

1:30 - 3:00 PM HEALTHCARE ISSUES EXAM MEETING ROOMS 10 & 11

1:30 - 4:00 PM HEALTHY LIFESTYLES, ROUND 2 (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN - CONSERVATORY

1:30 - 4:30 PM PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ROUND 1 & 2 TOGETHER (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – EMBASSY – ASHLEY ROOM

1:30 - 4:30 PM RESEARCHED PERSUASIVE WRITING AND SPEAKING OFFSITE – EMBASSY IDEATION ROOM

1:30 - 5:00 PM SPORTS MEDICINE, ROUND 2 OFFSITE – EMBASSY – COOPER AND WANDO

1:30 - 5:30 PM CPR / FIRST AID, ROUND 2 (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN INN – CYPRESS 2

2:00 - 4:30 PM PHYSICAL THERAPY, ROUND 2 MEETING ROOMS 12 & 13

2:15 - 5:00 PM VETERINARY SCIENCES, ROUND 2 (BY APPT.) HOTEL SHUTTLE 2:15 GROUP 1, 2:30 GROUP 2 OFFSITE – COASTAL CAROLINA VET

3:30 - 6:00 PM

MEDICAL INNOVATIONS, ROUND 1 & 2 COMBINED CHECK IN 3:15 SET UP: 3:30 COMPETITOR TIMES BY APPT.

MEETING ROOMS 8 & 9

4:00 - 6:30 PM HOSA BOWL, ROUND 2 MEETING ROOMS 6 & 7

4:00 - 7:00 PM BIOMEDICAL LAB SCIENCE (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN – CAROLINA/PALMETTO

4:00 - 8:00 PM NURSING ASSISTING (BY APPT.) PERSONAL CARE (BY APPT.) OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN – MAGNOLIA/HUNLEY

4:30 - 5:30 PM HOSA HAPPENINGS SUBMISSIONS & JUDGING SUBMIT AT 4:30 JUDGING BEGINS AT 4:45

OFFSITE -EMBASSY EXECUTIVE BOARD ROOM

5:00 - 7:00 PM MEDICAL SPELLING, ROUND 2 OFFSITE – EMBASSY IDEATION ROOM

5:00 - 7:00 PM PUBLIC HEALTH MEETING ROOM 14

5:00 - 7:00 PM CERT, ROUND 2 OFFSITE – HILTON GARDEN – CYPRESS 1

5:00 - 7:30 PM CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING, ROUND 2 PREP MEETING ROOMS 10 & 11

5:00 - 7:30 PM CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING, ROUND 2 PRESENTATIONS MEETING ROOM 5

6:00 - 9:00 PM EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIA MEETING ROOMS 12 & 13

7:00 - 8:15 PM BUSINESS SESSION FOR VOTING DELEGATES BALLROOMS B/C

8:30 - 9:30 PM ZUMBA BALLROOM A

8:30 - 9:30 PM

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8:30 -10:00 PM HEALTHCARE ISSUES EXAM ROOMS 10 & 11

9:30 - 10:15 PM ICE CREAM SOCIAL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING KARAOKE BALLROOM FOYER

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TUESDAY, MARCH 24TH



ALL DAY HOLDING ROOM FOR ALL EVENTS MEETING ROOM 6

8:00 - 10:00 AM REGISTRATION/INFORMATION DESK OUTSIDE MEETING ROOM 3

8:00 AM – 1:00 PM HEALTHCARE EXHIBITS BALLROOM FOYER

9:00 - 10:00 AM EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIA MEETING ROOMS 12 & 13

10:30 - 11:45 AM RECOGNITION SESSION BALLROOMS A, B & C

11:45 AM – 12:45 PM PIZZA & SALAD SNACK TIME BALLROOM FOYER

12:30 PM ANNOUNCE SILENT AUCTION GRAND BALLROOMS A, B & C

1:00 PM AWARDS CEREMONY GRAND BALLROOMS A, B & C




8:30 -10:00 PM HEALTHCARE ISSUES EXAM ROOMS 10 & 11

9:30 - 10:15 PM ICE CREAM SOCIAL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING KARAOKE BALLROOM FOYER

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TUESDAY, MARCH 24TH



ALL DAY HOLDING ROOM FOR ALL EVENTS MEETING ROOM 6

8:00 - 10:00 AM REGISTRATION/INFORMATION DESK OUTSIDE MEETING ROOM 3

8:00 AM – 1:00 PM HEALTHCARE EXHIBITS BALLROOM FOYER

9:00 - 10:00 AM EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIA MEETING ROOMS 12 & 13

10:30 - 11:45 AM RECOGNITION SESSION BALLROOMS A, B & C

11:45 AM – 12:45 PM PIZZA & SALAD SNACK TIME BALLROOM FOYER

12:30 PM ANNOUNCE SILENT AUCTION GRAND BALLROOMS A, B & C

1:00 PM AWARDS CEREMONY GRAND BALLROOMS A, B & C

Educational SymposiaEducational SymposiaEducational SymposiaEducational SymposiaMONDAY, 9:00 AM, BALLROOMS B/C

Brian SmithCHARLESTON SOUTHERN UNIVERSITYDIRECTOR, ATHLETIC TRAINING PROGRAM

EMERGENCY CARE IN ATHLETIC TRAININGImmediate and Emergency Care is one of the five major practice domains of athletic training. Within this domain an athletic trainer has to be able to perform a primary survey of a patient who is in distress. If it is determined that the patient is respiratory arrest an athletic trainer may select to use an airway adjunct or advanced airway in order to maintain a patent airway. In this session airway management will be discussed and a participates will be given an opportunity for hands-on learning.

MONDAY, 10:00 AM, BALLROOMS B/C

Chris SingletonOVERCOMING THE UNTHINKABLE WITH LOVEAND FORGIVENESSChris has spoken to students in over half of the United States and his main message is teaching high schoolers to overcome life’s toughest battles. The things we think we would never face, but somehow had to face them at a young age. He shares things he wishes he would have know when he was faced with Overcoming the Unthinkable.

MONDAY, 11:00 AM, BALLROOMS B/C

Ashley MerrickMOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVINGPROGRAM SPECIALIST

POWER OF YOU(TH)An interactive presentation that engage teens in learning about the dangers of underage drinking and other drugs and taking a stand against it with their peers. Student will learn and see how current decisions can impact future plans and accomplishments.

MONDAY, 12:00 PM, BALLROOMS B/C

Dr. Jill HealeyLEXINGTON MEDICAL CENTERPHYSICIANTALES AND TRIALS OF TWO DECADESIN THE ER TRENCHESDr. Healey shares cases and scenarios with you from over 20 years of service in the Emergency Department. She is passionate about connecting with patients and families as they entrust themselves to her care. Excellent review of vital signs and the importance of critical decision making. She encourages you as you begin a career in health care. Join her as she recalls the “Dumpster Diver”, “Man Down in the Septic Tank” and “911 Next Time!”


Don LundyNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS (NAEMT) FOUNDATIONPRESIDENT

TALKING WITH THE PATIENT - NOT TO THE PATIENTIn EMS, we start training by learning all of the anatomy and “technical” things we need to know in order to treat our patient. How do we train our folks to “talk” with our patient? Do we do any communication skills? Many don’t. We all assume we all have the “gift of gab”. Communications is paramount if you are going to succeed in EMS and, unfortunately, many of us don’t have a clue on how we accomplish this simple task. This lecture will discuss communication in patient care, showing new techniques and reviewing many that may have been forgotten. Talking to the family after a death will be discussed and a new techniques will be presented that will help everyone to process information during those difficult discussions


Dr. Amy GrantUSC COLLEGE OF PHARMACYASSOCIATE DEAN FOR STUDENT AFFAIRSAND DIVERSITY

ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A PHARMACIST?Pharmacists have the opportunity to practice in approximately 30 different career fields after earning one Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Did you know that the skills and knowledge you are learning in middle and high school are preparing you to be a pharmacist? Join a pharmacist and test your skills as you make decisions about patient care and “prepare” medications. Active learning methods, including audience response mechanism, participant role play, and hand-on learning, will be used in this presentation.


Brad SmithBEAUFORT HIGH SCHOOLTEACHER

A MUSICAL COMEDY TOUR OF THE HUMAN BODYOnce again, Mr. Smith uses humor, songs and raps to take students on musical comedy tour of the human body with emphasis on basic biochemistry and an overview of selected body systems.

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Educational SymposiaEducational SymposiaEducational SymposiaEducational SymposiaMONDAY, 4:00 PM, BALLROOMS B/C

MyLinda O'QuinnSC DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLEPIDEMIOLOGY NURSE

Mary DunnyLOWCOUNTRY ACUTE DISEASE EPIDEMIOLOGY NURSE

FLU AND CORONA VIRUS: THEIR AFFECT ON US ALLWe will cover both the influenza and coronavirus, what they are, and how they’re spread. We’ll discuss the roles of the different departments within DHEC on both these illness.


Vivian DoNATIONAL HOSAPRESIDENT, NATIONAL HOSA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

HOSA- IT’S ABOUT THE BIG PICTUREJoin Vivian Do, your HOSA President, in an interactive workshop where you will learn about changing your perspective, collaboration, how to get involved with HOSA, and how HOSA can be apart of your big picture. Come learn about about where HOSA started how it has continued to grow and how you can grow with it.

MONDAY 6:00 PM, ROOMS 12 & 13

Jean Ann LambertMENTAL HEALTH AMERICA OF SCCOMMUNITY EDUCATOR DIRECTORQPR, QUESTION, PERSUADE, REFER SUICIDE PREVENTIONEach year thousands of Americans, like you, are saying “Yes” to saving the life of a friend or family member. QPR stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer — these 3 simple but powerful steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. QPR stands for QUESTION, learning how and feeling more confident in asking the hard question “Are you thinking of suicide”, PERSUADE, persuading someone to get help, and REFER, knowing resources and where to refer a person in crisis.Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver help save thousands of lives each year, people trained in QPR learn how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide and can help save a life.

MONDAY, 7:00 PM, ROOMS 12 & 13

Dr. Tesesa StephensMEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINAASSOCITATE PROFESSOR

RN P.R.E.P. FOR FUTURE NURSING PROFESSIONALSThe RN P.R.E.P. for Future Nursing Professionals Program (Personal Resilience Enhancement Plan) is an evidence-based program designed to assist the future nurse in increasing his/her personal resilience to promote enhanced well-being and informed decision-making as they create an individualized career trajectory. Participants will be guided through the 4P’s of Personal Resilience as they learn the key factors that impact professional satisfaction and career longevity, including current behaviors and decisions

MONDAY, 8:00 PM, ROOMS 12 & 13

Trimease CarterEAT SMART MOVE MORE SOUTH CAROLINAYOUTH ENGAGEMENT MANAGERSTUDENTS HELPING TO MAKE THE HEALTHY CHOICE THE EASY CHOICEThere are many positive outcomes for students who start their day with a healthy breakfast. During this session, participants will learn how HOSA students from White Knoll High School helped to implement a systems change at their school through the Healthy Young People Empowerment (HYPE) Project. Hear how students partnered with school food services to create a second breakfast option, resulting in an increase in breakfast participation and an overall reduction in hunger related visits to school nurses’ office.

MONDAY, 8:30 - 9:30 PM, BALLROOM A

Omar ValenciaZUMBA™“There is a ZUMBA™ class FOR EVERYBODY and EVERY BODY”. ZUMBA™ takes the “work” out of workout, by mixing low-intensity & high intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-buring dance fitness party. Once the Latin & World rhythms take over, you’ll see why ZUMBA™ fitness classes are often called “excerise in disguise”. ZUMBA™ is a total body workout combining all elements of fitness, from cardio to balance & muscle conditioning. Other benefits include boosted energy & ZUMBA™ is super effective & super FUN!

TUESDAY 9:00 AM, ROOMS 12 &13

Dr. Steve LambertNEWBERRY COLLEGEASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

FORENSIC SCIENCE 2020 This talk will update students on recent advances in Forensic Science that give the investigator an amazing tool-set to solve crimes



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Keynote SpeakerKeynote SpeakerKeynote SpeakerKeynote SpeakerChris

Singleton

Chris Singleton travels the country speaking on unity, but often receives the question. Well, what can I do? In this presentation Chris will share something that everyone can do to build that culture of unity and togetherness.

Chris Singleton is a former minor league professional baseball player drafted by the Chicago Cubs. Over the last four years Chris has traveled the country giving keynote speeches and has presented to 54 organizations in the 2019 year alone! Chris has also spread his message through various media outlets and has been featured on ESPN’s E:60, Sports Illustrated magazine, CNN, and The Today Show.

Last year Chris was featured in the documentary Emanuel that was produced by NBA All-Star Steph Curry and Academy Award winning actress Viola Davis. Chris’ mother, Sharonda Coleman Singleton was murdered in a race related mass shooting at Mother Emanuel AME church. Chris inspired this city and the nation by forgiving the man who murdered his mother and stating that “Love is stronger than hate.”

How Do We Unite Our Campus?


Vivian DoPresident,National HOSAExecutive Council

“THROW KINDNESS AROUND LIKE ITS CONFETTI.”Six years ago, as Vivian learned to tie her first tourniquet with an old white T-shirt and a pen, she became completely enamored with HOSA-Future Health Professionals. Flash forward to today, this love and passion she has for HOSA continues. HOSA became home, and here she found her love for health care and caring for the well-being of others. HOSA allowed her to network, to break out of her shell, to learn, and to grow; all of which serve as steppingstones for her journey towards a career in pediatric neurology. HOSA also provided her with opportunities to serve her community like researching about Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Vivian is in her sophomore year at the University of California, Los Angeles majoring in Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics. As she looks towards her future in HOSA, she cannot wait to spread the spirit of HOSA, making it not just a community but truly a family. Vivian lives life by the quote, “Be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire,” and she hopes that each member will do the same, stepping out of their comfort zone and into their future. Besides loving HOSA, she also enjoys reading, adventures in nature, singing, playing guitar, and dancing. Vivian looks forward to serving as your President and embracing HOSA members from across the world.


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SC HOSA 2020 Partners

EXHIBITORS PARTNERS SCHOLARSHIPS

9.95 UNIFORM STORE

ANDERSON UNIVERSITY

CHARLESTON SOUTHERNUNIVERSITY

CITIZENS ONE STUDENT LOANS

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

FOUR DIAMONDS MINI-THON

GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY

JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY

LIFE UNIVERSITY

MCKESSON MEDICAL-SURGICAL

MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHCAROLINA COLLEGE OFPHARMACY

MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA OF SC

NEWBERRY COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT OF NURSING

PRISMA HEALTH

SOUTH CAROLINA AHEC

ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY

THE BLOOD CONNECTION

TRINITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY


COLLEGE OF NURSING


SALKEHATCHIE

WE ARE SHARING HOPE SC

DIAMOND COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

NEWBERRY COLLEGE

NEPHRON PHARMACEUTICALS

CORPORATION

PRISMA HEALTH

SC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

SC HEALTH SCIENCE EDUCATORS

SC HOSA

SILVER MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH

CAROLINA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

BRONZE CHARLESTON SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY

ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY

THE BLOOD CONNECTION

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINACOLLEGE OF PHARMACY

DIAMOND COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

NEPHRON PHARMACEUTICALS

CORPORATION

PRISMA HEALTH

SC HEALTH SCIENCE EDUCATORS

SC HOSA SC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

SILVER MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH

CAROLINA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

BRONZE CHARLESTON SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY CHEROKEE TRAIL VETERINARY

HOSPITAL GOLD STANDARD MCAT PRACTICE

TESTS GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY PASSASSURED SC BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD STARLA'S CREATIVE TEACHING TIPS ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY THE BLOOD CONNECTION UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

SC HOSA SCHOLARSHIP FUND SC HOSA IS COMMITTED TO SECURING FUNDING TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPSTO OUR MEMBERS. OUR PARTNERS ARE GENEROUS IN THEIR FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS INTERESTED IN HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS. SC HOSA ALSOPROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, IN HONOR OF SHIRLEY CONNELL AND NANCY ALLEN,IN MEMORY OF BARBARA JAMES, ALL FORMER SC HOSA STATE ADVISORS.

TRIMEASE CARTER

VIVIAN DO

DR. AMY GRANT

DR. JILL HEALEY

JEAN ANN LAMBERT

DR. STEVE LAMBERT

DON LUNDY

ASHLEY MERRICK

MY’LINDA O’QUINN & MARY DUNNY

CHRIS SINGLETON

BRAD SMITH

BRIAN SMITH

DR. TERESA STEPHENS

OMAR VALENCIA

PartnersSC HOSA

Thank you to our Symposium Presenters . . .• TRIMEASE CARTER

• VIVIAN DO• DR. AMY GRANT• DR. JILL HEALEY

• JEAN ANN LAMBERT

• DR. STEVE LAMBERT• DON LUNDY

• ASHLEY MERRICK• MY’LINDA O’QUINN & MARY DUNNY

• CHRIS SINGLETON

• BRAD SMITH• BRIAN SMITH

• DR. TERESA STEPHENS• OMAR VALENCIA


South CarolinaHospital Association

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SCHA is committed to making South Carolina one of the nation’s healthiest states by helping our hospitals and health systems provide the best care possible. Through our workforce development initiatives and efforts, we are committed to helping our hospitals recruit, develop and maintain a quality workforce. Building the pipeline of tomorrow’s healthcare workforce and recruiting outstanding talent are two of the four pillars we believe are essential to a successful workforce strategy, and we couldn’t accomplish either of those successfully for our state without out partnership with SC HOSA.

We work year-round to encourage students to consider the wide range of health professions available to them and provide guidance to those seeking information about health careers. We help our member hospitals communicate the many opportunities offered to students, such as mentorship, job shadowing, volunteering, and so forth and maintain a commitment to hospital and community involvement in healthcare workforce development efforts.

As we prepare to celebrate SCHA’s 100th anniversary in 2021, we recognize that our valuable partnerships with organizations like the SC Department of Education and SC HOSA are what help us thrive. SCHA will continue to value our position on the SC HOSA Board of Directors and the opportunities it provides to connect with health science educators and our future healthcare workforce. By helping individuals find a healthcare career that takes advantage of their strengths, we hope to build a stronger healthcare workforce in South Carolina.

Morgan Bowne, ManagerWorkforce & Members Services


Past Outstanding South Carolina HOSA Advisors of the Year

2019 SS Teresa Hayden Aiken County Career & Technology Center

2018 SS Stacie Elwood Ashley Ridge High School

2017

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Lorie McDuffie

Spring Valley High School

2016 SS Sheila Gordon White Knoll High School

2015 SS Lisa Hallman Saluda High School

2014 SS Charmane Freeman-Greene Heyward Career Center

2013 SS Kelly Kemmerlin Swansea High School

2012 SS Lila Abraham Blythewood High School

2011 SS Diane Melton Ridge View High School

2010 SS Angel Clark White Knoll High School

SS= Secondary A full listing can be found: http://www.schosa.org/advisors-5/

Advisors of the YearPAST OUTSTANDING SOUTH CAROLINA HOSA

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“So never lose an opportunity of urging a practical beginning, however small, for it is wonderful how often in such matters the mustard-seed germinates and roots itself.” Florence Nightingale

I truly believe that my most important contribution in the classroom has been and will continue be to guide students through the ever changing and diverse career paths available in the health science field. While not all students will continue into health science, all students will be afforded the experience to discover what their own personal paths will be and be encouraged to pursue them. It is my daily goal to seek out as many opportunities to assist the students with this great task.

Health Science Teacher/HOSA Advisor at Aiken County Career Center from 2011-2019; currently in 9th year of teaching Health Science.SC Registered Nurse for 28 years

2012 New Teacher of the Year - Aiken County School District2014 SC Health Science Educator’s Outstanding New Health Science Teacher 2015 South Carolina ACTE New Teacher of the Year2015 Teacher of the Year - Aiken County Career & Technology Center

South Carolina HOSA Executive Board 2014-PresentEvent Staff - South Carolina HOSA Conference 2012, 2013Event Manager - South Carolina HOSA Conference 2014Category Chair - South Carolina HOSA Conference 2015, 2016Courtesy Corp Chair-SC HOSA SLC Event Judge - HOSA National Leadership Conference 2012, 2013, 2014Event Manager - National HOSA Conference 2014, 2015, 2016

Active member of the SC Association of Career & Technology Educator Health Science Division:Immediate Past President State 2015-2016State President 2014-2015State President Elect 2013-2014FEMA CERT (Community Emergency Response Training) Instructor American Heart CPR/First Aid InstructorState Department of Education Direct Mentor for Health Science National Health Career Association CTE Advisory Board Member

TeresaHayden

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must be felt with the heart.”

Helen Keller


SOUTH CAROLINA HOSAA STUDENT—LED ASSOCIATION OF FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

42ND ANNUAL STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Opening SessionSUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2020 • 7:30 P.M.

• GREETINGS FROM THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL VIVIAN DO– NATIONAL HOSA PRESIDENT

• PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

• NATIONAL ANTHEM KIMBERLY JOHNSON, ORANGEBURG TECHNOLOGY CENTER• PARADE OF OFFICERS

PARLIAMENTARIAN DHRUVI PATELHISTORIAN NOAH THOMASREPORTER KELSEY KRUSENSECRETARY COURTNEY TARVINPOST-SECONDARY VICE PRESIDENT KEEGHAN SHROPSHIREVICE PRESIDENT EMILY HATHCOCKPRESIDENT PALLAVI RAO

• CALL TO ORDER AND WELCOME PALLAVI RAO

• SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS KEEGHAN SHROPSHIRE KATRINA HAYNES, SC HOSA BOARD CHAIR SCHOLARSHIP DONORS

• RECOGNITIONS AWARDS ANGEL CLARK, SC HOSA DIRECTOR

• MEET THE CANDIDATES EMILY HATHCOCK STATE OFFICER CANDIDATE SPEECHES

• INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER COURTNEY TARVIN

• "HOW DO WE UNITE OUR CAMPUS?” CHRIS SINGLETON

• ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ADJOURNMENT PALLAVI RAO

*COURTESY CORPS, ADVISORS AND EVENT MANGERS MEETING IMMEDIATELY AFTER OPENING.


SC HOSA Business Session AgendaMonday, March 23, 2020 7:00 PM

Ballrooms- B & C

• Call to order• Roll call• Introduction of 2019-20 State Officer Team• Introduction of 2020 -21 State Officer Candidates• Election of 2020 -21 State Officers• New business• Adjourn

VOTING DELEGATE INFORMATION

THANK YOU for representing your school as voting delegates. Be present at theopening session for the “Meet the Candidates” speeches. You will cast your vote forthe 2020 -21 HOSA state officers at the Monday business session beginning at 7:00PM. Your vote is important to South Carolina HOSA!

As voting delegates, you will each receive a voting delegate ribbon from youradvisor. All voting delegates must be seated in the delegate area at least ten minutes prior to the start of the business session.

BUSINESS MEETING RULES

• As voting delegates, you must be registered, wear your name badges with voting delegate ribbons.

• You must be in HOSA uniform, or business attire (no denim or open toed shoes).

• You must be on time for the meeting.

• Voting delegates and officers are the only individuals who will be recognized to speak during a business meeting.

• When recognized, you should stand and state your name, chapter and then state the question, suggestion, opinion, recommendation, or motion.

• Each voting delegate may debate no more than one time per motion with a two-minute limit on the debate.


SOUTH CAROLINA HOSA - FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

42ND ANNUAL STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE RECOGNITION CEREMONY AND STATE OFFICERS INSTALLATION

TUESDAY, MARCH, 24, 2020 • 10:30 A.M.

• GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS VIVIAN DO, NATIONAL HOSA PRESIDENT

2019-20 OFFICER TEAM

• WELCOME PALLAVI RAO, PRESIDENT

ADMINISTRATORS • JUDGES • ADVISORS • HOSA MEMBERS COMPETITORS • PARENTS/GUARDIANS HOSA PARTNERS • COURTESY CORP MEMBERS

• CHAPTER RECOGNITION AWARDS KELSEY KRUSEN, REPORTER

• OUTSTANDING HOSA MEMBERS LISA HALLMAN, BOARD CHAIR-ELECT

• RECOGNITION EVENT AWARDS KATRINA HAYNES, BOARD CHAIR • HOSA SERVICE PROJECT VIVIAN DO, NATIONAL HOSA OFFICER

(NATIONAL PEDIATRIC CANCER FOUNDATION) STUDENT OFFICER TEAM • BARBARA JAMES SERVICE AWARD JAY HARTLEY, BOARD ALUMNI REP • HOSA HAPPENINGS • HEALTHCARE ISSUES EXAM

• INSTALLATION OF VIVIAN DO, NATIONAL HOSA OFFICER 2020-2021 SC HOSA STATE OFFICERS

• PASSING OF THE GAVEL PALLAVI RAO, SC HOSA PRESIDENT PLEASE STAY SEATED UNTIL THE GAVEL HAS BEEN PASSED AND THE NEW PRESIDENT DISMISSES YOU

• ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INTERMISSION 2020-21 SC HOSA STATE PRESIDENT

2019-2020 CHAPTER RECOGNITION

2019-2020 NEW CHAPTERS 100 HOSA CLUB

• Anderson Institute of Technology

• Catawba Ridge High School • Cyber Academy of SC • Dorchester County Career &

Technology Center/Summerville Campus

• Polaris Tech • Riverside High School • Virtual Charter School • Southside High School • Sumter County Career Center • University of South Carolina • Woodmont High School

• Academy for Arts, Science & Technology

• Aiken Career Center • Aiken Technical College • Applied Technology

Center • Ashley Ridge HS • Battery Creek HS • Cane Bay HS • Center for Advanced

Technical Studies • Center for Public Health &

Medical Studies • Chapin HS • Clinton HS • Conway HS • Cope Area Career Center

• Cyber Academy of SC • Fairfield Career &

Technology Center • FD Johnson Technology

Center • G. Frank Russell Career &

Technology Center • Gilbert HS • Heyward Career Center • Kingstree Senior HS • Lake Marion HS &

Technology Center • Lancaster County School

District Career Center • Lower Richland HS • Mauldin HS

• Midland Valley HS • Nation Ford HS • Pelion HS • Pickens County Career &

Technology Center • Ridge Spring-Monetta HS • Ridge View HS • River Bluff HS • Saluda HS • Spring Hill HS • Spring Valley HS • St James HS • Sumter County Career

Center • Swansea HS • Union County Career &

Technology Center

SOUTH CAROLINA HOSA - FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS42ND ANNUAL STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Recognition Ceremony and State Officers InstallationTUESDAY, MARCH, 24, 2020 • 10:30 A.M.

SOUTH CAROLINA HOSA - FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS42ND ANNUAL STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Grand Awards CeremonyTUESDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 • 1:00 P.M.


SOUTH CAROLINA HOSA - FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

42ND ANNUAL STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE GRAND AWARDS CEREMONY

TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 • 1:00 P.M.

• INTRODUCTION OF BOTH OUTGOING AND INCOMING HOSA STATE OFFICER TEAMS

• WELCOME NOAH THOMAS, 2019-20- HISTORIAN

• GOD BLESS AMERICA ALEXIA DAVIS -CENTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH & ADVANCE MEDICAL STUDIES

• 2019- 20 STATE OFFICERS PALLAVI RAO - PRESIDENT – TBA PRESENTATION OF MEDALS EMILY HATHCOCK – VICE PRESIDENT- TBA ASSISTED BY 2020-21 OFFICER TEAM KEEGHAN SHROPSHIRE- PS VICE PRESIDENT - TBA

COURTNEY TARVIN -, SECRETARY -TBA KELSEY KRUSEN - REPORTER- TBA NOAH THOMAS - HISTORIAN

DHRUVI PATEL - PARLIAMENTARIAN

• COMPETITIVE EVENTS DHRUVI PATEL, 2019-20 PARLIAMENTARIAN

• COMPETITIVE EVENTS PROGRAM ALLEN SEIGLER, EXPONENTIAL MANAGEMENT JAY HARTLEY, SC HOSA BOARD ALUMNI MEMBER

SC HOSA STATE OFFICERS

• ANNOUNCEMENTS 2020-21 SC HOSA STATE PRESIDENT

HOSAFuture Health Professionals


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Welcome to the Charleston Convention Center and

North Charleston Area!

The HOSA staff and volunteers welcome you to the SC HOSA State Leadership Conference and the North Charleston area. We have worked hard to ensure your experience is both educational and enjoyable.

Good luck to all competitors!

All HOSA approved hotels provide COMPLIMENTARY: •Wi-Fi •Hot Breakfast •Shuttle to HOSA sponsored events •Luggage storage on Tuesday morning

The following is additional information about the hotels where the SC HOSA delegation is being housed:

4831 Tanger Outlet Blvd, N Charleston, SC 29418 Tel: (843) 744-4422

Amenities: ▪ Fitness Center ▪ Complimentary coffee (until 10am) & fresh fruit ▪ Outdoor fireplace ▪ Outdoor pool

5055 International Boulevard • N Charleston, SC Tel:843-747-1882

Amenities: ▪ Complimentary Manager’s Reception offering snacks

& sodas ▪ Buffet Lunch in Hotel Atrium or order from the menu

in the Palm Tree Grill ▪ Pool & Fitness Area & Gift Shop

3020 Montague Avenue • N Charleston Tel: 843-566-7300

Amenities: ▪ Walking distance to the convention center ▪ Outdoor pool & outdoor seating ▪ Refrigerators and coffee makers in every room

5048 International Boulevard •N Charleston Tel: 843-735-5000

Amenities: ▪ Fitness C e nt er ▪ Outdoor Pool ▪ Relaxing lodge with fireplace ▪ Fitness Center

5001 Fashion Avenue, N Charleston, SC 29418 Tel: (843) 990-7777

Amenities: ▪ Full kitchen with refrigerator and microwave ▪ Outdoor pool ▪ Bike rentals ▪ Walking distance from Tanger Outlets

4841 Tanger Outlet Blvd, N Charleston Tel: (843) 300-3100

Amenities:

▪ Walking distance from Tanger Outlets ▪ Outdoor pool ▪ iPhone docking station, coffeemakers, minifridges &

microwaves.

5264 International Boulevard • N Charleston Tel: 843-576-0300

Amenities: ▪ Snack shop & Convenience Store ▪ All rooms are equipped with refrigerator, microwave &

coffee maker ▪ Bus Shuttle to/from Embassy/Convention Center

5265 International Boulevard • North Charleston Tel:843-308-9330

Amenities: ▪ Lunch and dinner served in restaurant ▪ Fitness Center & Pool ▪ Covered walkway to the Convention Center

parking lot 3234 West Montague Avenue • N Charleston Tel:843-302-8600

Amenities: ▪ 24/7 Guest Kitchen serves made-to-order snacks & entrees ▪ Intimate Bakery Café serves Starbucks® specialty

coffees, Grab‘n Go case offers muffins, salads, sandwiches and bottled beverages.

▪ Indoor pool


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Socially conscious, inclusive individuals who care about human rights, inclusivity and our impact on the planet.

If you have an insatiable appetite for learning, a passion for exploring and making discoveries, and you want to make a difference in the world ...

Choose the College of Charleston!

Arieon Roberts, Class of 2020Double Major in Biology and Public Health

HOSA Chair, Wilson High School

The College of Charleston prepares its students for an

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