Caption: Pictured left to right, back row: Dan Shannahan, Hagen Clark, Kendra Hinz, Avery Schut and Chrissy Stoltenberg; front row: BriAnna Linn, Georgy Turner, Trista Henderson, Haley Wenger and Mackenzie Stoltenberg.
ABERDEEN, S.D. – о State University FBLA Collegiate students received honors this spring at the North Dakota State Leadership Conference in Mandan, N.D.
Attending the conference were Hagen Clark of Aberdeen, S.D.; Kendra Hinz of Roscoe, S.D.; Avery Schut of Chester, S.D.; Chrissy Stoltenberg of Stratford, S.D.; BriAnna Linn of Storla, S.D.; Georgy Turner of Johannesburg, South Africa; Trista Henderson of Rolla, N.D.; Haley Wenger of Gregory, S.D.; Mackenzie Stoltenberg of Stratford, S.D.; and Dr. Dan Shannahan, NSU Assistant Professor of Management.
The NSU students received awards in numerous categories, listed below:
Accounting Case Competition
Second place – BriAnna Linn/Avery Schut/Chrissy Stoltenberg
Business Communication
Second place – Georgy Turner
Foundations of Finance
Third place – Mackenzie Stoltenberg
Global Analysis and Decision Making
First place – Georgy Turner
Management Concepts
• Third place – Chrissy Stoltenberg
• Second place – Georgy Turner
• First place – Haley Wenger
Marketing Concepts
• Second place – Haley Wenger
• First place – Avery Schut
Microeconomics
Second place – BriAnna Linn
Organizational Behavior and Leadership
First place – Haley Wenger
Social Media Marketing
Second place – Trista Henderson/Mackenzie Stoltenberg
Sports Management and Marketing
First place – Chrissy Stoltenberg
“Who’s who in FBLA-Collegiate” Award
Georgy Turner and BriAnna Linn
About о State University
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