North Carolina HOSA "HOSA: Where one Person’s Passion Becomes Another Person’s Hero." |
North Carolina HOSA Advisor Information |
Dates and Places for District Conferences are located on your district page. Please click on your district for more information. If you are unsure of your new district click on the district map on the home page.
NC-HOSA State Leadership Conference
Date: March 24-26, 2011
Place: Greensboro, NC
Registration Deadline: February 14, 2011
NC-HOSA Advisor Leadership Guide
Just click and you can either open or save to your computer.
State Leadership Conference Information can be found in the "State Conference" Chapter F.
A list of events can be found in the "Competitive Events" Chapter H.
If events were offered at the district level only the winners advance. If events were not offered at the district level they are open to any HOSA member at state conference.
Hotel Reservations must be made by the February 14, 2011 deadline.
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New Advisors
If you are starting a new chapter please call the state advisor at 919 807-3900.
Resources for New Advisors:
New Advisor Handbook
Section C "Guide to Organizing and Managing a HOSA Chapter"
in the National HOSA Guide
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"The Basics of HOSA" Power Point
(Provided by National HOSA)
NOTE: It will take several seconds to download. Use as an introduction to HOSA in the classroom.
Also good to use as a presentation to partners, boards, community agencies, etc.
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2010 CTE Summer Conference
HOSA Session, " HOSA in the Classroom" Power Point by Faye Cress
Integumentary System by Jennifer Skane
4D Handout
Lesson Plan Unit D
Power Point
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North Carolina HOSA Membership Report 01 - 10
Start a HOSA Website for your chapter and compete in the Chapter Website Event. Why a website and why this event? How will it get students involved? www.webs.com High School and University HOSA Website examples: General Appearance: Content (Quality): Organization: Mechanics: How often should it be updated? |