HOSA History: Origins, Conferences, and Key Milestones in Health Occupations
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Where was HOSA first conceived?
Cherry Hill, New Jersey (1975).
When was HOSA first conceived?
November 1975.
How many charter states conceived HOSA?
Six.
Where was HOSA officially organized?
Arlington, Texas.
When was HOSA officially organized?
November 1976.
Approximately how many students attended the Constitutional Convention?
Over 300.
About how many members did HOSA have at its founding?
Nearly 6,000.
Who was the first Health Occupations Program Specialist?
Helen K. Powers.
In what year was Helen K. Powers appointed?
1957.
What student organization helped meet health occupations students' needs in 1960?
VICA.
What other student organization helped meet those needs in 1960?
Future Nurses Clubs.
What organization gained national strength before HOSA?
Health Careers Clubs.
Where was the first National Leadership Conference held?
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
When was the first National Leadership Conference held?
April 27-30, 1978.
Where was the second National Leadership Conference held?
Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
When was the second National Leadership Conference held?
June 26-July 1, 1979.
Where was the third National Leadership Conference held?
Asheville, North Carolina.
When was the third National Leadership Conference held?
July 8-12, 1980.
Where was the fourth National Leadership Conference held?
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Where was the sixth National Leadership Conference held?
San Antonio, Texas.
Which state received a charter at the first National Leadership Conference?
Indiana.
Which state received a charter at the first National Leadership Conference?
Florida.
Which state received a charter at the first National Leadership Conference?
Tennessee.
Which state received a charter at the second National Leadership Conference?
Delaware.
Which state received a charter at the second National Leadership Conference?
Pennsylvania.
Which state received a charter at the second National Leadership Conference?
New York.
Which state received a charter at the third National Leadership Conference?
Virginia.
Which state received a charter at the third National Leadership Conference?
Louisiana.
Which state submitted the winning HOSA emblem design?
Tennessee.
Which school's students designed the winning emblem?
McNairy Central High School.
When was the official emblem adopted?
1978.
When was the emblem registered with the U.S. Copyright Office?
1980.
What does the circle in the emblem represent?
Continuity of health care.
What does the triangle represent?
Social, physical, and mental well-being.
What do the hands represent?
Caring of each HOSA member.
Which state submitted the original HOSA motto?
Florida.
What was the original HOSA motto?
"The Hands of Youth Mold the Health of Tomorrow."
When was "Youth" changed to "HOSA" in the motto?
1979.
Which state submitted the HOSA Creed?
South Carolina.
When was the official HOSA Creed adopted?
1980.
When was the Creed revised?
2017.
How many competitive events were offered at the first conference?
Six.
Which speaking event was later renamed Prepared Speaking?
Informative Speaking.
Which event was later renamed Job Seeking Skills?
Job Interview.
How many competitive events were implemented in 1978?
Four.
Which event was demonstrated but not adopted at the second conference?
HOSA Bowl.
Which event was demonstrated but not adopted at the second conference?
Best HOSA Chapter.
Which event was demonstrated but not adopted at the second conference?
Outstanding Chapter.
How many new competitive events were added in 1981?
Eight.
What was HOSA's first management firm?
KENORA Enterprises.
Where was KENORA Enterprises located?
Wilmington, Delaware.
When was KENORA Enterprises selected?
October 1979.
What was HOSA's second management firm?
Leadership Development Institute (LDI).
Where was LDI located?
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
When did LDI become HOSA's management firm?
Summer 1983.
Who was president of LDI?
Dr. Jim Koeninger.
Who was vice president of LDI?
Karen Elias.
Where did HOSA Headquarters move in 1986?
Fort Worth, Texas.
Where did HOSA Headquarters move in 1989?
Irving, Texas.
What did LDI become in 1996?
Corporate Education Resources, Inc. (CERI).
Where is HOSA Headquarters today?
Southlake, Texas.
Texas state association organized?
April 1972.
Original name of Texas HOSA?
Texas Association of Health Occupations Students (TAHAS).
New Jersey state association organized?
October 1972.
Original name of New Jersey HOSA?
Health Careers Clubs of New Jersey.
North Carolina state association organized?
1973.
Oklahoma state association organized?
1974.
Original name of Oklahoma HOSA?
OHOSO (Oklahoma Health Occupations Student Organization).
Where did the Core Planning Group meet?
Brown County State Park, Nashville, Indiana.
When did the Core Planning Group meet?
July 23-25, 1974.
Who co-chaired the Core Planning Group?
V. Divine Bauer and Mary Holstein.
Which state was V. Divine Bauer from?
Alabama.
Which state was Mary Holstein from?
Indiana.
Where was the Core Planning Group report presented?
St. Louis, Missouri.
When was the report presented?
March 6-7, 1975.
At what conference did Wilma Gillespie give the speech "And There Will Be Others"?
Third TAHAS Conference.
Where was that conference held?
San Antonio, Texas.
When was the "And There Will Be Others" speech given?
March 14, 1975.
What was HOSA originally called?
AHOESO.
What did AHOESO stand for?
American Health Occupations Education Student Organization.
When was AHOESO created?
November 1975.
How many representatives attended the planning meeting for AHOESO in 1975?
18.
Which six states voted to form AHOESO?
Alabama, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas.
What hotel hosted the Constitutional Convention?
Inn of the Six Flags.
How many people attended the Constitutional Convention?
384.
How many additional states sent interested representatives to the Constitutional Convention?
12.
Who presided over the Constitutional Convention?
Joan M. Birchenall.
Which state was Joan Birchenall from?
New Jersey.
First National HOSA President?
Lynne McGee.
Lynne McGee represented which state?
North Carolina.
What year was the first HOSA newsletter published?
1977.
Who approved the 1977 federal policy statement recognizing HOSA?
Ernest L. Boyer.
What position did Ernest L. Boyer hold?
U.S. Commissioner of Education.
Which two organizations were added to the federal policy statement in 1977?
HOSA and AIASA.
What does AIASA stand for?
American Industrial Arts Student Association.
Which eight states received charters at the first NLC?
Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee, Minnesota, Oregon.
When was the National HOSA Uniform adopted?
1978.
Where was HOSA incorporated in 1980?
Delaware.
What organization was created in 1980 to serve as HOSA's legal agent?
HOSA, Inc.
What federal status did HOSA receive in 1980?
Tax-exempt status.