Anderson Elected as Vice Chairman of NATEF

Mr. Anderson

Jim Anderson was elected to the position of Vice Chairman at NATEF (National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation) board of trustees at the fall board meeting. The board meeting was held in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida on November 17th through the 20^th.  Anderson has been a trustee for the past six years.

NATEF develops training standards and accredits automotive programs throughout the nation. This organization works closely with ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) and the Automotive Industry to assure education is staying current with technology as vehicles evolve.

Mr. Anderson will assume his role January, 2015 and will transition to Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the 2016 year.

Computer Information Systems Seniors Compete in Virtual Team Challenge

Supper Troopers

Three teams from the Greenville CIS program recently competed in a virtual team challenge sponsored by Deloitte.  The challenge is a real-time, multi-user business simulation that is played over the course of several weeks by high school students throughout North America.  The students face business tasks and challenges that simulate the real-world experiences of professional services employees like the people with careers at Deloitte.  The challenge revolves around an oil spill in a virtual world.  The students must interact with the avatars in the virtual world to aid in the relief efforts of a city to recover from the disaster.  Based on the interactions with the avatars and research in the virtual library and newspapers, they must make sound business decisions on hiring companies.  Each student is assigned one of four rolls on the team.  
The rolls are:
Fast Tracker: Responsible for Support Services including decisions about hiring emergency services and logistics vendors to make sure the cleanup runs smoothly.

Smooth Operator: Responsible for Media and Volunteer Management including decisions about a hiring public relations firm and a spokesperson for the cleanup so that support-donations from the public adequately fund the cleanup.

Grime Stopper: Responsible for the physical aspects of the environmental cleanup including hiring oil spill containment, recovery and disposal vendors. If the cleanup is environmentally effective, New City will be saved and the team will receive the most support-donations from the public.

Green Machine: Responsible for crisis administration including hiring vendors to write the disaster assessment document and handle legal and compliance issues.

There were over 600 teams in the national competition.

Team Super Troopers (Allen Burden, Danielle Liebherr, Max Muir, and Matthew Oiler) raised $181,500.00 virtual dollars for the relief effort, placing 16^th in North America.  This is the highest place Greenville has received in the yearly contest which started in 2008.

Team FiddlerMiddler (Maleigha Day, Sierra Forte, Dalton Jones, and Joseph Miller) raised $168,080.00 virtual dollars for the relief effort, placing 40^th in North America.

Team ARIHCC (Darin Gusek, James Hardy, and Blake Peters) raised $166,973.00 virtual dollars for the relief effort, placing 44^th in North America.

The CIS program at Greenville High School is taught by Nathan Sharp and Robert Warner.  For more information about the CIS program at Greenville High School, contact Jon McGreevey, CT Director at (937) 548-4188 extension 847.



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ARIHCC

I AM Career Tech - VIDEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tuvpFakfm0&feature=youtu.be

MED TECH, CIS, and Engineering Showcase

The Med Tech Program instructed by Mrs. Emily Powers, Engineering Program instructed by Mr. Chris Sykes, and CIS Program instructed by Mr. Nate Sharp and Mr. Bob Warner showcased their programs as the annual Ohio School Boards Conference held in Columbus this November. Great job of representing Greenville CTC with PRIDE!

Emrick -2014-2015 State BPA Secretary

Congratulations to Logan Emrick for being selected as the 2014 State Secretary for BPA.

October CT Students of the Month Paige Lavy and Macayla Mendoza

Paige Lavy and Macayla Mendoza

The Greenville CTC has announced their students of the month for October
Paige Lavy and Macayla Mendoza.

Paige is a member of the Engineering Program. Paige has represented the Career Tech programs at various schools in Darke County along with presenting at the  OSBA Capital Conference. Her positive attitude and pride is a great example for her peers. Her instructor for Engineering is Mr. Chris Sykes

Macayla is a senior student in the Careers with Children's Program.  Macayla is a great role model for the juniors in the program,  volunteers many hours to help the pre-school students after school, and develops new exciting activities for the children to do. Her instructor for  the Careers with Children program is Mrs. Amy Schoen.

Warner Wins Favorite Teacher Drawing

Pictured: Mr. Warner, Sierra Forte and Dr. Gordon

 Dr. Gordon of Gordon Orthodontics donated $100 to Mr. Warner's class.  Sierra Forte's entered her favorite teacher Mr. Warner in Gordon Orthodontics monthly favorite teacher drawing. Thank you Dr. Gordon and Sierra!

Marathon Petroleum Corporation visits GCTC

Mr. Daniels from the Marathon Petroleum Corporation visited Greenville CTC last Friday. He presented to the Auto Technology Program.