Congratulations to our student ‘I Can’ Winners!

Columbia Area Career Center instructors picked ONE Workplace Expectations and wrote a nomination to illustrate how winning students embody that particular expectation. The ceremony to celebrate the winning students was held at Jesse Hall on the University of Missouri campus on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022, at 7:45 a.m.

First Name	Last Name	Instructor	CACC Course	Workplace Expectation
Katie	Aberer	Mr. Praiswater	Animal & Veterinary Science	Positive Attitude
Kyle	Acton	Mr. Wade	Digital Media	Initiative/Responsibility
Ranya	Al Dujaili	Ms. Roberson	PLTW Medical Interventions	Respect/Integrity
Logan	Allen	Mr. Merz	CASA Lab 1	Positive Attitude
Hayden	Barnes	Mr. Mann	PLTW Civil Engineering & Architecture	Initiative/Responsibility
Delaney	Batterson	Mr. Fuenfhausen	Marketing	Professionalism
Christopher	Bodendieck	Mr. Monroe	Automotive Technology 1	Positive Attitude
Vincent	Brechmacher	Mr. Froese	Information Technology 1	Initiative/Responsibility
Viola	Canhasi	Mr. Praiswater	Introduction to Plant Sciences & Greenhouse	Respect/Integrity
Ellie	Carlson	Mr. Wittman	Broadcast TV 1	Professionalism
Joaquin	Chade-Mendez	Mr. Merz	PLTW Digital Electronics	Initiative/Responsibility
Gabrielle	Clifton	Mr. Duncan	Advanced Animal Science	Reliability
Nathan	Cochran	Mr. Duncan	Agriculture Mechanics & Welding Technology	Initiative/Responsibility
Sophia	Corrado	Ms. Riley	Professions in Healthcare	Initiative/Responsibility
Amelie	Crane	Chef Frink	Baking & Pastry Arts	Reliability
Drew	Davison	Mr. Mann	Advanced Civil Engineering & Architecture	Initiative/Responsibility
Ava	DiMeo	Mr. Wittman	Broadcast TV 3	Initiative/Responsibility
Nora	Drymalski	Mr. Praiswater	Animal & Veterinary Science	Initiative/Responsibility
Gentry	Duncan	Mr. Mann	PLTW Civil Engineering & Architecture	Professionalism
Marguerite	Flagg	Ms. DeHaven	Exploring Agricultural Science	Initiative/Responsibility
Jaden	Gibson	Mr. Kennemore	Law Enforcement	Initiative/Responsibility
Jack	Grant	Chef Frink	Culinary Arts 1	Initiative/Responsibility
Rachel	Griffith	Ms. Hughes	Professions in Healthcare	Professionalism
Mari	Hagen	Ms. Greenplate	Teaching Professions	Positive Attitude
Mark	Hajicek	Ms. Kelley	Entrepreneurship	Gratitude
Esther	Harrington	Ms. Roberson	PLTW Human Body Systems	Initiative/Responsibility
Da’Jveon	Harris	Ms. Lenz	Marketing	Initiative/Responsibility
Liam	Henness	Ms. Morrow	Digital Media	Initiative/Responsibility
Nicholas	Highman	Chef Minor	Culinary Arts 1	Initiative/Responsibility
Sage	Hurst	Ms. Zolkowski	PLTW Principles of Biomedical Science	Positive Attitude
Sarah	Jacobelli	Mr. Fuenfhausen	Marketing	Initiative/Responsibility
Presten	Jesse	Mr. Truesdell	Construction & Contracting 2	Initiative/Responsibility
Karli	Jones	Ms. Zolkowski	PLTW Human Body Systems	Initiative/Responsibility
Alexander	King	Ms. DeHaven	Greenhouse Production	Reliability
Tylaniece	Kirkland	Mr. Wade	Digital Media	Professionalism
Alexa Mae	Mallare	Ms. Riley	Professions in Healthcare	Positive Attitude
James	Mitchell	Mr. Howell	3D Animation Essentials	Initiative/Responsibility
Grant	Moegling	Mr. Allee	Computer Aided Design 2	Initiative/Responsibility
Shay	Moloney	Ms. Kelley	Entrepreneurship	Professionalism
Grace	Moore	Chef Minor	Culinary Arts 2	Initiative/Responsibility
Phoebe	Morgan	Mr. Rahmer	Small Engine Technology	Initiative/Responsibility
Elliot	Muhlenbruck	Mr. Rahmer	Natural Resources & Wildlife Conservation	Respect/Integrity
Simon	Nerayo	Ms. Deneke	Digital Media	Initiative/Responsibility
Brooke	Novinger	Mr. Rahmer	Greenhouse Production	Positive Attitude
Joseph	Oyewusi	Ms. Roberson	PLTW Human Body Systems	Positive Attitude
Ethan	Power	Mr. Irvin	Certified Welding 1	Reliability
Nate	Rauba	Mr. Merz	PLTW Principles of Engineering	Positive Attitude
Michael	Ray	Ms. DeHaven	Floral & Plant Design	Positive Attitude
Kendall	Roberts	Ms. Deneke	Digital Media	Positive Attitude
Emily	Salmons	Ms. Lenz	Social Media Marketing	Reliability
Alexandra	Schneider	Mr. Duncan	Animal & Veterinary Science	Initiative/Responsibility
Ryan	Schoeneberg	Mr. Truesdell	Construction & Contracting 2	Initiative/Responsibility
Noah	Schondelmeyer	Mr. Irvin	Certified Welding 2	Positive Attitude
Gideon	Scott	Mr. Brumfield	IT Essentials	Reliability
Cora	Shively	Mr. Holz	Advanced Emergency Services	Initiative/Responsibility
Joshua	Simmons	Mr. Froese	Information Technology 2	Respect/Integrity
Isabella	Snell	Ms. Morrow	Digital Media	Initiative/Responsibility
Anna	Stagg	Mr. Holz	Introduction to Emergency Services	Positive Attitude
Ishaan	Thakkar	Ms. Morrow	Digital Media	Initiative/Responsibility
Olivia	Tilford	Ms. Hughes	Professions in Healthcare	Positive Attitude
Grayson	Toohey	Ms. Lenz	Marketing	Positive Attitude
Andrew	Trask	Mr. Froese	Information Technology 1	Positive Attitude
Madilynn	Wehmeyer	Ms. Howell	Agricultural Business, Communications & Leadership	Initiative/Responsibility
Matthew	Wheeler	Mr. Fuenfhausen	Marketing	Positive Attitude
Jordan	White	Mr. Irvin	Certified Welding 2	Initiative/Responsibility
Makenzie	Wooten	Ms. Greenplate	Foundations of Teaching & Instruction	Initiative/Responsibility
Jom	Zhao	Ms. Deneke	Digital Media	Positive Attitude

Portraits of winners, when available, may be located at the button below.

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