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February Newsletter
NORTH DAKOTA HOSA 1
Roarick Schollmeyer will be a senior at Century High School. Coupled with HOSA, he is also
involved in National Honors Society, FBLA, ATA, and the Mule Deer Foundation. In addition to
his engagements with the noted organizations, Roarick is also an active participant on both his
school’s varsity soccer and track teams. In his spare time, Roarick enjoys hunting, fishing, biking,
running, and skeet shooting. He looks forward to meeting people with similar interests as well as
being the North Dakota state president of HOSA.
Laiken Grensteiner will be a junior at Bismarck High School. She is involved in Key Club, Latin
Club, and National Honor Society. In her free time, Laiken loves to practice basketball and softball.
She also likes to read and volunteer. She is a straight- A student that wishes to go to medical school
after graduating in 2018. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling and
creating new memories with them.
Preeti Chemiti attends West Fargo Sheyenne High School and will be a sophomore. Besides her
involvement in HOSA, Preeti also participates in many other activities including varsity tennis,
student council, chamber orchestra, debate, and speech. After her graduation in 2019, she aspires to
attend an Ivy League University and eventually hold a medical career. In her free time, she loves to
volunteer, play tennis, and read.
Kylee Arndt will be a senior at West Fargo Sheyenne High School. She is involved in several
organizations other than HOSA: Future Health Professionals. She is involved in Key Club
International, FCCLA, Student Council, National Honor Society, International Thespian Society,
Chamber Orchestra, and German Club. During the summer, she has gone to North Dakota
Governor’s School for Mathematics in 2015, for this summer she will be taking CNA classes,
additionally she has received a scholarship from the Joyce Ivy Foundation in their Summer Scholars
Program to attend pre-college for high schoolers; through this program she will be attending Cornell
in Ithaca, NY for three weeks. When not in school or summer programs, she volunteers, watches the
newest television shows – comics, crime, action, drama, you name it, and she reads: fiction, math,
science, memoirs, and other non-fiction. Kylee is often seen spending time with her friends and
family; being fascinated with office supplies, traveling, and listening to Rock n’ Roll.
Kaylee Arndt will be a senior at West Fargo Sheyenne High School. Besides being in HOSA: Future
Health Professionals, Kaylee is also involved in Key Club International, Family Career and
Community Leaders of America, National Honors Society, International Thespian Society, Pit
Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, and Deutsch Klub. She has attended several competitions for the
organizations and clubs she is in, and holds office in several of them. This year she was awarded the
Distinguished President Award from Key Club International. She has attended North Dakota
Governors School in the Mathematics in 2015. Kaylee has over 200 hours of community service
since 2014 and loves to spend her free time helping others. Because of this, she plans to devote her
time to saving lives in the medical profession. In her free time, Kaylee is often seen spending time
with her friends and family, volunteering, traveling, playing her cello, reading, or jamming out to
music.
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On behalf of all HOSA members,
we would like to thank the judges
for all the time and work they put in
at the Spring Leadership Conference
held at the University of Jamestown
in March. We are extremely
grateful, for they made the state
conference such a success. Without
the fair judges, the turn out would
have been very different. The judges
were kind, understanding, honest
and most importantly, took time out
of their busy lives to help make the
conference as wonderful as it was.
So again, thank you for all the hard
work!
We would like to thank our sponsors
as well: AHEC for allowing North
Dakota HOSA: Future Health
Professionals with their funding,
Mayville State and University of
Jamestown for allowing us to use
their facilities and for their
wonderful employees UND School
of Medicine & Health Sciences,
North Dakota Center for Nursing,
North Dakota Center for Rural
Health, for always being there
whenever we needed your help,
U.S. Army and ROTC for speaking
to us, the North Dakota Rural
Health Association, and Sanford
Health for always helping us. Thank
you!
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May Newsletter
HOSA has reached its goal of
200,000 members in over 4,000
chapters for the 2015-2016 school
year!
For more information please visit
hosa.org/news
Please submit to Kaylee Arndt
State Officers at 2016 NDHOSA Spring Leadership Conference
From Left: Kaylee, Kylee, Preeti, Laiken, Roarick
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Ways to Contact Us!
President - Roarick - [email protected]
Vice President - Laiken - [email protected]
Secretary - Preeti - [email protected]
Treasurer/ Social Media - Kylee - [email protected]
Parliamentarian -Kaylee – [email protected]
Advisor- Billie Mattis - [email protected]
Q: What are the goals that HOSA
believes to be vital to each
member?
Answer can be found at
http://www.hosa.org/node/115
May Newsletter
TRIVIA
The 39th annual HOSA International Leadership Conference will be held from
June 22nd -25th in Nashville, Tennessee. The International Leadership is filled
with fun activities such as general sessions, competitive events, talks from
medical professionals, the chance to make new friends, and more! The theme this
year is Innovate-Inspire- Ignite, and participants enjoy recognition, fun, and
various opportunities. This conference is highly seen as the highlight of a HOSA
member summer- we hope to see you there! For more information about the
International Leadership Conference, you can visit the national HOSA website at
http://www.hosa.org/.
HOSA International Leadership Conference