JAG Nevada State CDC
Students from across Nevada gathered in Las Vegas April 14 to showcase their professional skills and compete, network and attend workshops at the JAG Nevada state Career Development Conference. Special thanks to our Chairman Sponsors, NV Energy and Nevada Mining Association; Executive-level sponsors HCA Healthcare, and Kinross Nevada; and Director-level sponsors Sixco, Sylvan Learning Center and Boyd Gaming. Shout out to all the amazing volunteers for serving as judges and keeping the day running smoothly and our gratitude to all the exhibitors at the College & Career Fair.
We would like to thank and recognize our esteemed speakers for sharing their inspiration and wisdom with attendees: North Las Vegas Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown; Angel Williams, Nevada Energy; Becky Hall, Nevada Mining Association; Miss Clark County Morgan Young; Alli Villines, She Means Business; Amy Lee from MGM Resorts; Danielle Delgado and Ashley Pitts, Enterprise Bank; and Victor Macias and the JAG Nevada State Career Association.
Congratulations to our winners:
T-Shirt Design:
White Pine High School
Art:
3rd Place: Boulder City HS
2nd Place: Damonte Ranch HS
1st Place: Mineral County HS
Program Recruitment Ad:
3rd Place: Cheyenne HS
2nd Place: Valley HS #2
1st Place: Legacy HS
Employability Skills:
3rd Place: Centennial HS – Mia Hearnton
2nd Place: West Wendover HS – Adryan Carlos
1st Place: Mineral County HS – Ava Lukaszka
JAG Tank:
3rd Place: Galena HS – Wesley Piter & Emma Falch
2nd Place: Legacy HS #1 – Iliana Holley
1st Place: Delta Academy – Bryan Caywood & Monica Pulgarin
Public Speaking:
3rd Place: West Wendover HS – Erick Ramirez
2nd Place: Legacy HS #2 – Raphael Moody-Howerton
1st Place: Douglas HS – Stella Rae Bradley
JAG National - NCDC
JAG Nevada student leaders traveled to Indianapolis, IN, to compete in the JAG National Career Development Conference April 24 - 26. Specialist Hanna Giordano said of the NCDC trip, "It was an amazing opportunity for students to network with like-minded professional young people like themselves across the country. I know that all of them will never forget this experience."
Congratulations to the student leaders who attended NCDC:
Deseon Womack-Young - Legacy HS
Terrell Brown - Legacy HS
Raphael Moody-Howerton - Legacy HS
Lesly Ramirez - Rancho HS
Milo Heater - Damonte Ranch HS
Deisi Pena - Western HS
Morgan Hertz- Galena HS
Keyla Padron - Global Community
Terrell won second place in Employability Skills. Deseon, Lesly, and Milo were awarded 10th place for the Business Plan Competition, and the Outstanding Chapter award went to Legacy HS, based on the digital presentation Terrell and Raphael submitted.
Congratulations to all the students who competed and so excellently represented JAG Nevada at the Jobs for America's Graduates National Career Conference.