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UCS students earn healthy dose of top honors at state tournament
Stevenson High School's Jessica DeGrieck and Kara Bradley (below) qualified for HOSA nationals in Community Awareness AED Cognizance
Utica Community Schools students took home a healthy number of top honors at the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) state tournament in April.
State-level success in the following projects qualified these students for the national HOSA tournament scheduled this weekend in California:
- Biomedical Debate - Lexus Gargis, Rebecca Filimon, Alyssa Sanderson, Joana Lepuri of Utica Academy For International Studies
- Biomedical Laboratory Science Skill and Knowedge Test -Dominique Johnson of Stevenson High School
- Career Health Display - Noreen Mika and Harvey Puri of Utica Academy for International Studies
- Community Awareness AED Cognizance - Kara Bradley and Jessica DeGrieck of Stevenson High School
- Medical Innovation - Kush Patel, Joseph Nambiathusseril and Daniel Mathew of Henry Ford II High School
- Medical Terminology Knowledge Test - Rana Noori of Stevenson High School
- Public Service Announcement - Jamison Demaj, Albert George and Yunus Basheer of Henry Ford II High School
- Parliamentary Procedure - Moe Hassan, Alina Varghese, Evelyn Fadel, Christian Dondonan, Asim Ghani, Lark Steafo and Dylon Daoud of Utica Academy for International Studies
- Pathophysiology Knowledge Test - James Montgomery of Stevenson High School
- Veterinary Medicine Skill and Knowledge Test - Alyssa Polizzi of Stevenson High School
In addition, Henry Ford II High School advisor Karen Benson was selected Michigan HOSA Advisor of the Year.
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UCS HOSA advisors are Benson and Susan Rawling of Stevenson High School, Rachael Kasperek of Utica Academy for International Studies and Melissa Rice of Utica High School.
