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2018 State Leadership and Skills ConferenceApril 13-14, 2018

West Virginia Board of Education2017-2018

Thomas W. Campbell, PresidentDavid G. Perry, Vice President

Frank S. Vitale, Financial OfficerMiller L. Hall, Parliamentarian

Jeffrey D. Flanagan, Member F. Scott Rotruck, Member

Debra K. Sullivan, MemberJoseph A. Wallace, J.D., Member

James S. Wilson, D.D.S., Member

Paul L. Hill, Ex OfficioChancellor

West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission

Sarah Armstrong Tucker, Ex OfficioChancellor

West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education

Steven L. Paine, Ex OfficioState Superintendent of Schools

West Virginia Department of Education

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ForewordWelcome to the 2018 SkillsUSA West Virginia Leadership and Skills Conference. The hard work and dedication that has brought you here will serve you well as you continue your education and enter the workforce.

SkillsUSA, a national nonprofit organization, provides career and technical education students with quality experiences in leadership and skills development. Recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, SkillsUSA has been cited by the U.S. Department of Labor as a “successful model of employer-driven youth development training programs.”

The success of SkillsUSA is directly related to the involvement of students, teachers, administrators, parents, and business and industry partners. I extend my appreciation to the many volunteers, chaperones, judges, business sponsors, advisors, administrators, and student officers and competitors who will make this event a success.

Best wishes as you continue to strive to be SkillsUSA: Champions at Work.

Sincerely,

Steven L. Paine, Ed.D.State Superintendent of Schools

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WelcomeSkillsUSA West Virginia Members, Advisors, and Guests,

Hello, my name is Isaac Boyce. I’m your 2017-2018 SkillsUSA West Virginia State President.

Welcome to the 53rd Annual SkillsUSA West Virginia State Leadership and Skills Conference.

I want to thank everyone for a great year, and it has been my honor to serve as your president.

The state officer team you elected, participated in numerous leadership training events with you, the

members, in mind. We attended these events to gain innovative ideas and the necessary skills to be

successful in today’s workplace. I hope you build a network of friends and industry partners while

attending this year’s conference.

I want to encourage each member to actively participate in all of the leadership opportunities that

SkillsUSA has to offer. I also want to challenge you to apply to be a State Officer. As a State Officer, l

have gained many leadership, communication, and networking skills. I have also had the pleasure of

representing West Virginia at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville,

KY. I have also attended the SkillsUSA Washington Leadership Training Institute in which the state

officers met with our legislators on the importance of Career and Technical Education. Each of you has

something to offer to improve the image of SkillsUSA and I encourage you to use your leadership skills

beyond this conference.

Thank you for allowing me to represent SkillsUSA West Virginia

as your President. It has been my honor to advocate for Career and

Technical Education. At both the local and national level, the state

officers and I have worked to bring awareness of the importance of

CTE. We are educated, skilled, and prepared to serve our community,

state, and country. I wish you luck in your competitions and all future

endeavors. Congratulations for making it this far and for being Job

Ready, Day One.

Sincerely,

Isaac Boyce

2017-2018 SkillsUSA West Virginia State President

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2017-2018 SkillsUSA West Virginia State Officer Team

Isaac BoycePresident

Automotive Service Technology

Hampshire High School

Hailey GoodwinVice President, Region 2

Pharmacy TechnologyMonongalia County Technical

Education Center

Marisha PooreTreasurer

Health OccupationsMercer County Technical

Education Center

Kory StephensReporter

ProStart Restaurant Management

Monongalia County Technical Education Center

Brittany PridemoreSecretaryCarpentry

Putnam Career & Technical Center


2017-18 SkillsUSA West Virginia Advisor of the Year - Teresa Hannah

Teresa Hannah

SkillsUSA West Virginia would like to congratulate Teresa Hannah as the 2018 SkillsUSA West Virginia Advisor of the Year and thank her for her dedication and service to our organization!

Mrs. Teresa Hannah is the Cosmetology instructor at Carver Career Center in Charleston, WV. Mrs. Hannah has been an active SkillsUSA Advisor for over twenty-five years. She has also been a SkillsUSA National Committee member for twenty-two years. She has had numerous student medalists at the SkillsUSA state level: fifty Cosmetology medalists, twelve Nail Care medalists, and twelve Esthetic medalists. In 2013 one of her students won Gold at the national level in Nail Care and in 2014 another student won Bronze at the national level also in Nail Care.

Teresa continually seeks out continuing education within the field of Cosmetology to help herself and her students stay up to date on the newest technology within the field. Mrs. Hannah invited licensed Estheticians, Nail Technicians, Hair Stylists, and Barbers into her classroom to enhance student learning. Teresa has shown great leadership in her career center and compassion within her community and has strived to pass those characteristics on to her students through fostering their involvement in various community service projects through the years. She and her students have been involved in free makeovers, canned food drives and clothing drives, Toys for Tots, Tiny House Project for flood victims in WV, as well as various other projects throughout the years.

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SkillsUSA West Virginia Features

The State Conference Pin was created by Conner Goff. Connor is a 2nd year student in the Graphic Design Program at Mingo Central High School. Doug Martin is his instructor. His design reflects the coal mining heritage of West Virginia.

The T-shirt and Program Cover for the 2018 SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference was designed by Corbin Dickerson. Corbin is a 2nd year student in Graphic Design program at James Rumsey Technical Institute in Martinsburg. Jason Ware is his instructor. The design pays homage to Chuck Yeager who is a native West Virginian and the first man to break the sound barrier.

The State Conference Advisor bag was designed by Jarrod Zirkle. Jarrod is a 2nd year post-secondary (Adult) Graphic Design student at Cabell County Career and Technical Center. Dale Martin is his instructor. He is currently employed by Kroger as a Supervisor. He nas plans to attend Mountwest Community and Technical College in the fall.

The National Anthem will be sung by Chef Ilyana Kano Owens. She is a SkillsUSA Advisor and ProStart Restaurant Management Instructor from Boone Career and Technical Center in Foster, West Virginia.


Brandon is currently a Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science at Clemson University. He graduated from Marshall University with his B.S. in Computer Science in 2014 and his Master’s degree in Computer Science from Clemson University in 2016. His current research interests are in the areas of cloud computing, high performance computing, and cloud bursting. In addition to being a student, he also works for Omnibond Systems LLC. and is the lead developer of CloudyCluster.

Brandon previously attended Putnam Career & Technical Center (PCTC) during his time at Winfield High School and was the Gold Medal winner at the SkillsUSA West Virginia State Internetworking Competition in 2009.

The WV Visionary Group. We are West Virginia. We represent everyone who wants West Virginia to succeed. And we believe it starts with our kids.

It is our HOPE that students in the state receive not only quality educations, but also opportunities to learn character-building and values-based lessons. This, we believe, is critical in shifting the energies of West Virginia and creating a pipeline of future transformational leaders.

The WV Visionary Group is led by Jim Scott and Alisha Maddox. We are a statewide 501c3 nonprofit organization based out of Martinsburg, West Virginia. We collaborate with a number of transformational leaders throughout West Virginia. We offer our talents, skills and resources to help develop and support initiatives that aid in the progress and success of the state’s kids.

The Habits of Heroes, inspired by Jeff Patnaude with The Patnaude Group, is a first-of-its-kind student mentoring program aimed at inspiring, encouraging and empowering our kids. Focused on life lessons, it’s unique in that students help other students improve their character and strengthen their values; and, together, tackle real issues in West Virginia important to them and ultimately impacting their learning.

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Brandon PoseySkillsUSA WV Alumni

WV Visionary Group

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Conference AgendaFriday, April 13

12 p.m. - 4 p.m. State Officer Candidate Screening - (Advisor must attend)Feaster Center Hospitality Room

1 p.m. - 4 p.m. RegistrationFeaster Center Hospitality Room

2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Culinary and Commercial Baking Written Test and Orientation/Walk-throughEducation Building, Room 102

3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. Advance Setup Fairmont State University

• Advertising Design - • Architectural Drafting - • Chapter Display - • Promotional Bulletin Board - • Technical Computer Applications - • Technical Drafting - • Web Design -

6:30 p.m. First General SessionFeaster Center GymnasiumOpening CeremonyWelcomeTim TolerSkillsUSA West Virginia State Director

Keynote Speakers:Brandon PoseySkillsUSA WV Alumni

Brandon previously attended Putnam Career & Technical Center (PCTC) during his time at Winfield High School and was the Gold Medal winner at the SkillsUSA West Virginia State Internetworking Competition in 2009.

Sara HamptonWV Visionary Group

Sara is a CTE Math Specialist at Carver Career Center in Charleston, WV and an executive mentor of the WV Visionary Group.

Candidate Campaign SpeechesThe Reporter’s Report, Secretary’s Report and Treasurer’s Report are available on the SkillsUSA West Virginia website, www.wvskillsusa.org, under Conference Updates

8:30 p.m. Cookout/Social ActivityFairmont State University, Feaster Center Gymnasium

Please join the State Officer Team to celebrate the end of a successful year of SkillsUSA leadership, service, and new friendships that will last a lifetime.


Saturday, April 146:15 a.m. - 6:45 a.m. Bus schedule

MTEC (Monongalia Technical Education Center)• Load 6:15 a.m. and depart for MTEC at 6:45 a.m.• Pick up 3:00 p.m.

United Technical Center and Clarksburg Fire Station• Load 6:15 a.m. and depart for contest locations at 6:45 a.m.• Fire Station Pick up 1 p.m.• UTC Pick up 3 p.m.

RCBI, RCB Hanger and Advanced Technology Center• Load 6:15 a.m. and depart for contest locations at 6:45 a.m.• Pick up 3 p.m.

7:30 a.m. Contestants to Contest Locations Feaster Center Hospitality

8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Competitions

Noon LunchSkilled and Technical Contests - Lunches are provided at contest locations for contestants and judges. Leadership Contests - Ticket to the Dining Hall on the 3rd floor of the Falcon Center - Tickets were given to your advisor in the registration packetRegistered Advisors on FSU campus - Ticket to the Dining Hall on the 3rd floor of the Falcon Center - Tickets were given to your advisor in the registration packet, unless you have specifically requested otherwise. Registered Advisors NOT on FSU campus (prearranged ONLY) - Lunch will be provided at the campus you requested.

1 p.m. - 3 p.m. 2018-19 State Officer ElectionFeaster Center Hospitality Room

3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Relax and Unwind at the Falcon CenterFor conference participants that wish to stay on campus until the closing ceremony, Fairmont State will be providing corn hole, a movie and snacks, a scavenger hunt and more.

6:30 p.m. Second General SessionFeaster Center GymnasiumAnnouncement of 2018-19 State OfficersAwards PresentationClosing CeremonyAdjournment

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Contest Locations Skilled & Technical Contests

Additive Manufacturing .............................................................................Robert C. Byrd Institute (RCBI)Advertising Design ....................................................On-campus, Engineering Tech Building, Room 310Architectural Drafting ................................................On-campus, Engineering Tech Building, Room 431Automotive Service Technology .........................................................United Technical Center, Room 105Basic Health Care Skills ..............................................................................Advanced Technology CenterCarpentry ..................................................................................West Virginia Carpenters Training Center CNC Milling Specialist ...............................................................................Robert C. Byrd Institute (RCBI)Collision Repair Technology ...............................................................United Technical Center, Room 104Commercial Baking ..................................On-campus, Education Bldg, Room 102 (Fri), Room 130 (Sat)Cosmetology ......................................................................................United Technical Center, Room 117Crime Scene Investigation. ..................................................................................................... On-campusCriminal Justice ....................................................................................................................... On-campusCulinary Arts ............................. On-campus, Education Bldg, Room 102 (Fri), Falcon Center, Gym (Sat)Dental Assisting .......................................................Monongalia Technical Education Center - Room 116Diesel Equipment Technology ..................................................................................Cummins CrosspointEarly Childhood Education ...................................................................................................... On-campusElectrical Construction Wiring ........... Mon Tech Ed Center - Written Test Room 409/Compete Room 408Engineering Technology/Design ............................................................On-campus, Falcon Center, GymEsthetics .............................................................................................United Technical Center, Room 136Firefighting ........................................................................................... Clarksburg North View Fire StationFirst Aid/CPR ....................................................................................... Clarksburg North View Fire StationGraphic Communications ............................................................................................Wayne High SchoolHealth Occupations Professional Portfolio ..................................................Advanced Technology CenterHuman-Robot Interaction .................................On-campus, Falcon Center, Conference Room, 3rd FloorHVACR .....................................................................Monongalia Technical Education Center - Room 509 Industrial Motor Control ..................... Mon Tech Ed Center - Written Test Room 409/Compete Room 408Information Technology Services .................................. On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 203Interactive Applications and Video Game Development ........................................................ On-campusInternetworking ............................................................................................Advanced Technology CenterManual Lathe (State Only) .........................................................................Robert C. Byrd Institute (RCBI)Masonry ..............................................................................................United Technical Center, Room 119Medical Assisting ........................................................................................Advanced Technology CenterMedical Math ...............................................................................................Advanced Technology CenterMedical Terminology ...................................................................................Advanced Technology CenterMobile Robotics Technology ........................... On-campus, Falcon Center, Conference Room, 3rd FloorNail Care .............................................................................................United Technical Center, Room 115Nurse Assisting ...........................................................................................Advanced Technology CenterPlumbing .................................................................Monongalia Technical Education Center - Room 402Power Equipment Technology ............................................................United Technical Center, Room 106Practical Nursing .........................................................................................Advanced Technology CenterRelated Technical Math .................................................. On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg, Room 111Restaurant Service .................................................................... On-campus, Education Bldg, Room 102Screen Printing ........................................................Monongalia Technical Education Center - Room 406TeamWorks ........................................................... Robert C. Byrd National Aerospace Ed. Ctr. (Hangar)Technical Computer Applications ................................ On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 212 Technical Drafting .......................................................... On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 431Urban Search and Rescue ...............................On-campus, Falcon Center, Conference Room, 3rd FloorWeb Design ................................................................... On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 434Welding ..................................................................... United Technical Center, Room 107, April 13, 2018Welding Fabrication ...........................................................................United Technical Center, Room 107Welding Art/Sculpture ..................................................................United Technical Center, Classroom #5


Contest Locations Leadership Contests

Chapter Business Procedure ........................................ On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 305Chapter Display ......................................................................................On-campus, Falcon Center, GymEmployment Application Process ................................. On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 311Entrepreneurship .............................................................................. On-campus, Jaynes Hall, Room 103 Extemporaneous Speaking ........................................................................On-campus, Wallman Hall 306Job Interview ................................................................. On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 311Job Skill Demonstration A ............................................. On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 303Job Skill Demonstration Open ....................................... On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 427Opening and Closing Ceremonies ................................ On-campus, Engineering Tech Bldg., Room 102Pin Design ........................................................On-campus, Falcon Center Computer Lab, 3rd floor, 305Prepared Speech .......................................................................................On-campus, Wallman Hall 307Promotional Bulletin Board .....................................................................On-campus, Falcon Center, GymT-Shirt Design ...................................................On-campus, Falcon Center Computer Lab, 3rd floor, 305

Contestant & Delegate InformationOfficial SkillsUSA Dress:

For men:• Red SkillsUSA blazer, windbreaker, sweater, or black Carhartt jacket• White dress shirt• Plain solid black tie• Black dress slacks• Black dress shoes

For women:• Red SkillsUSA blazer, windbreaker, sweater, or black Carhartt jacket• White collarless or small-collared blouse or white turtleneck (collar must not

extend over the blazer lapel or the sweater, windbreaker or jacket)• Black dress skirt (knee-length) or black dress slacks• Black closed-toe shoes

Official SkillsUSA Dress is required for the following events:• State Officer Candidate Screening• American Degree Candidates• First General Session (Opening Ceremony)• Second General Session (Awards Ceremony)

Name TagsName tags should be worn during all State Confrence activities, dress or casual. During competition, name tags must be turned around to display the contestant number only.

Voting ProceduresOfficer voting will be held at the Feaster Center on Saturday, April 14, from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. Official dress is not required for officer voting, but a school’s entire delegation must report together to vote. Delegates must wear name tags and delegate ribbons.

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Driving Directions to Contest LocationsTo I-79 from Fairmont State University, 1201 Locust Avenue, Fairmont, WV 26554

1. Turn left onto US-19 N/Locust Ave2. Turn right onto Cleveland Ave3. Turn right onto Adams St/Fairmont Ave4. Turn left onto 3rd St5. Continue onto Merchant St6. Turn right onto Fairmont Gateway Connector S7. Fairmont Gateway Connector S merge onto I-79.

Monongalia Technical Center, 1000 Mississippi Street, Morgantown, WV 265011. Follow I-79 N to US-119 N 12 min (13.8 mi)2. Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 148 for I-68 E toward Cumberland3. Continue onto I-68 E 1mi4. Take exit 1 for US-119 toward University Ave/Downtown 1.9 mi5. Turn right onto Green Bag Road 0.4 m6. Continue straight to stay on Green Bag Road 0.4 m7. Turn left onto Mississippi St 0.2 mi8. Destination will be on your Right.

WV Carpenter’s Training Center, 609 Broadway Avenue, Bridgeport, WV 263301. Follow I-79 S to WV-131 E/Benedum Dr in Bridgeport.2. Take exit 125 for WV 131 toward Saltwell Rd/Shinnston3. Turn left onto WV-131 E/Benedum Dr4. Destination will be on your Right.

United Technical Center, 251 Marietta St, Clarksburg, WV 263011. From I-79 take exit 1192. Take Rt.50 W toward Parkersburg3. Take West Pike St Exit4. Take Right at Light on Rt 19N. Follow 1.5 mi to sharp S turn5. On left is building with Harrison Co Alternative Center. Turn left and follow road up hill to UTC

Clarksburg North View Station, 1001 N. Ohio Avenue, Clarksburg, WV 263011. From I-79 take exit 1192. Take Rt.50 W to West Virginia Avenue (3 mi)3. After exiting go to intersection and turn right onto Ohio Avenue.4. Stay on Ohio Avenue. As you come up the hill, it will be on your first right. Large Red Sign along

roadway Clarksburg Fire Department Company 24.5. Park in Rear of building.6. 1001 N. Ohio Avenue, Clarksburg, WV 26301. A GPS often will route you to the other end of

Ohio Ave. Coordinates for the building is N39°17.317’W 080°20.739’

RCBI and Hanger, East Benedum Industrial Park, 2000 Aviation Way, Bridgeport, WV 263301. Follow I-79 S to WV-131 E/Benedum Dr in Bridgeport. 2. Take exit 125 for WV 131 toward Saltwell Rd/Shinnston3. Turn left onto WV-131 E/Benedum Dr4. Turn left onto Rt 50 toward Airport Rd/Aviation Way5. Slight left toward Airport Rd/Aviation Way6. Turn left onto Airport Rd/Aviation Way


Driving Directions to Contest LocationsATC (Advanced Technology Center), 500 Galliher Drive, Fairmont, WV 26554

1. Take I-79 to exit 132 – South Fairmont2. Turn at the stoplight onto Rte. 250 South.3. Turn Right onto NASA Boulevard at the next light (in front of Dan Cava Toyota)4. Turn right onto Galliher Drive and take immediate righ

Cummins Crosspoint, 25 Gateway Dr, White Hall, WV 265541. Take I-79 to exit 132 – South Fairmont2. Turn at the stoplight onto Rte. 250 South.3. Turn Right onto Middletown Road4. Turn right onto Gateway Drive

Off-Site Contest AddressesAdvanced Technology Center (All Medical Contests) ...................................500 Galliher Drive, FairmontClarksburg North View Fire Station (Firefighting & First Aid/CPR) ....... 1001 N. Ohio Avenue, ClarksburgCummins Crosspoint (Diesel Equipment Technology) .................................25 Gateway Drive, White HallMonongalia Technical Education Center ......................................... 1000 Mississippi Street, Morgantown RCBI - Robert C. Byrd Institute ..................................................................2000 Aviation Way, BridgeportRobert C. Byrd National Aerospace Ed. Ctr. – Hangar (TeamWorks) .....1050 Industrial Rd E, BridgeportUnited Technical Center ................................................................................. 251 Marietta St, ClarksburgWest Virginia Carpenters Training Center (Carpentry) ..............................609 Broadway Ave, Bridgeport

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Contest Results Leadership and Skilled Contests

Additive ManufacturingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Advertising DesignSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Architectural DraftingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Automotive Service TechnologySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Basic Health Care SkillsSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

CarpentrySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Chapter Business ProcedureSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze


Chapter DisplaySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

CNC Milling SpecialistSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Collision RepairSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Commercial BakingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

CosmetologySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Crime Scene InvestigationSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Criminal JusticeSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze


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Culinary ArtsSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Dental AssistingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Diesel Equipment TechnologySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Early Childhood EducationSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Electrical Construction WiringSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Employment Application ProcessSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Engineering Technology/DesignSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze



EntrepreneurshipSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

EstheticsSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Extemporaneous SpeakingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

FirefightingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

First Aid/CPRSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Graphic CommunicationsSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Health Occupations Professional PortfolioSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze


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Human-Robot InteractionSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

HVACSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Industrial Motor ControlsSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Information Technology ServicesSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Interactive Apps & Video Game DevelopmentSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

InternetworkingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Job InterviewSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze



Job Skills Demonstration ASecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Job Skills Demonstration OpenSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Manual Lathe (State Only)Secondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

MasonrySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Medical AssistingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Medical MathSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Medical TerminologySecondary Postsecondary

Gold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Contest ResultsLeadership and Skilled Contests

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Mobile Robotics TechnologySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Nail CareSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Nurse AssistingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Opening and Closing Ceremonies TeamSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Pin DesignSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

PlumbingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Power Equipment TechnologySecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze



Practical NursingSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Prepared SpeechSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Promotional Bulliten BoardSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

Related Technical MathSecondary PostsecondaryGold GoldSilver SilverBronze Bronze

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SkillsUSA PledgeUpon my honor, I pledge:

• To prepare myself by diligent study and ardent practice to become a worker whose services will be recognized as honorable by my employer and fellow workers.

• To base my expectations of reward upon the solid foundation of service.• To honor and respect my vocation in such a way as to bring repute to myself.• And further, to spare no effort in upholding the ideals of SkillsUSA.


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Congratulations to all our Medalists!

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Participating SchoolsThanks to all the schools, technical centers and colleges for your continued support and participation in SkillsUSA West Virginia. Your endeavors will ensure that West Virginia continues to create a skilled workforce that will continue to be Job Ready, Day One.

Academy of Careers & Technology - Beckley, WVBen Franklin Career Center - Dunbar, WVBoone Career & Technical Center - Foster, WVBrooke High School - Wellsburg, WVCabell County Career Technology Center - Huntington, WVCalhoun-Gilmer Career Center - Grantsville, WVCarver Career Center - Charleston, WVClay High School Vocational Department - Clay, WVDuval Middle School - Griffithsville, WVFayette Institute of Technology - Oak Hill, WVFred W Eberle Technical Center - Buckhannon, WVHampshire High School Career Training Center - Romney, WVJames Rumsey Technical Institute - Martinsburg, WVJohn D Rockefeller IV Career Center - New Cumberland, WVJohn Marshall High School - Glen Dale, WVLincoln County High School - Hamlin, WVMason County Career Center - Point Pleasant, WVMcDowell Career and Technical Center - Welch, WVMercer County Technical Educational Center - Princeton, WVMid Ohio Valley Technical Institute - Saint Marys, WVMingo Central High School - Delbarton, WVMonongalia County Technical Center - Morgantown, WVMonroe County Vocational Technical Center - Lindside, WVNicholas County Career and Technical Center - Craigsville, WVPocahontas County High School - Dunmore, WVPreston High School - Kingwood, WVPutnam Career & Technical Center - Eleanor, WVRalph R Willis Career and Technical Center - Logan, WVRandolph Technical Center - Elkins, WVRoane-Jackson Technical Center - Leroy, WVSouth Branch Career & Technical Center - Petersburg, WVSouthern West Virginia Community & Technical College - Williamson, WVSpring Valley High School - Huntington, WVTaylor County Tech Center - Grafton, WVTucker County Career Center - Hambleton, WVUnited Technical Center - Clarksburg, WVWayne High School - Wayne, WVWheeling Park High School - Wheeling, WVWood County Technical Center - Parkersburg, WVWyoming County Career and Technical Center - Pineville, WV


Thank YouA special thank you to the staff at Fairmont State University and Peirpont Community and Technical College, Cummins Crosspoint, Monongalia Technical Education Center, United Technical Center, Robert C Byrd Institute, WV Carpenters Training Center and Clarksburg North View Fire Department for hosting our competitions.

Thank you to the schools who sponsored an individual competition, procured chairs/judges, prizes and assisted with set up. Our State Leadership and Skills Conference would not have happened without your help!

Thank you to the many SkillsUSA WV supporters for their unselfish contributions to the State Leadership and Skills Conference. Without the help of the dedicated instructors, advisors, administrators and business/industry partners, this valuable learning experience would not be possible.

Thank you to the SkillsUSA West Virginia Alumni Association for all of their time and support.

The students involved in SkillsUSA WV greatly appreciate the time and effort you have put forth on their behalf!

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