HOSA Test

HOSA mission

"To enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of health occupations students; therefore, helping the students to meet the needs of the health care community."

HOSA emblem- circle

represent the continuity of health care

HOSA emblem- triangle

represents the three aspects of human kind well-being: social, physical, and mental

HOSA emblem- hands

represents the caring of each HOSA member

HOSA colors- navy blue

loyalty to the healthcare profession

HOSA colors- medical white

purity of purpose

HOSA colors- maroon

compassion of HOSA members

Founding of HOSA emblem

1976

HOSA emblem submitted by

Tennessee

HOSA motto

"The hands of HOSA mold the health of tomorrow"

HOSA tagline

"Health science and HOSA-- a healthy partnership"

National HOSA President from Texas (1979-1980)

Michael Harries

National HOSA President from Texas (1981-1982)

Donald Cork

National HOSA President from Texas (1995-1996)

Gwynne Jurries

National HOSA President from Texas (1998-1999)

Lowell Doringo

National HOSA President from Texas (2008-2009)

Luis Baez

National HOSA President from Texas (2014-2015)

Hugo Quesada

HOSA Supply Service

Awards Unlimited

National HOSA Headquarters

Southlake, Texas

Founding HOSA States

Alabama, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas

First Constitutional Convention

Arlington, Texas 1976

First National Leadership Conference

Oklahoma City, OK 1978

Founding Year of AHOESA

1975

Founding Year of Texas HOSA

1972

VICA

Vocational Industrial Clubs of America

AVA-HOE

Health Occupations Education Division of the American Vocational Association

AVA

American Vocational Association

1972

The Seventh Report was published to the National Advisory Council for Vocational Education

October 1972

Health Careers Clubs of New Jersey was established

April 1972

Texas Association of Health Occupations Students (TAHOS) was established

1973

Health Careers Club of North Carolina was organized

1974

Oklahoma Health Occupations Student Organization (OHOSO) was founded

November 4-7, 1975

Alabama, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Texas voted to form the American Health Occupations Education Student Organization - AHOESO

November 1976

1) 6 founding states met to meet about forming a organization in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. 2) Constitution Convention was held in Arlington, Texas

TAHOS

Texas Association of Health Occupations Students

Motion

proposal or resolution by a member that the assembly take a certain action or express a certain view

Main motion

a motion to introduce a principal subject

Motion to lay on the table

a motion to lay aside pending question for indefinite amount of time

Motion to take from the table

a motion enabling the assembly to resume consideration of a previously tabled item

Point of order

to object to a proceeding as being in conflict with the rules of procedure

previous question

a motion to end a debate

Friendly amendment

a small change to an original motion

majority vote

more than half of the votes

Motion to adjourn

a motion made at the conclusion of business meeting or at the final business session

quorum

the number of members required in the by-laws to hold a legal meeting

call to order

chair begins the meeting at the published time

unfinished business

these are items pending from previous meetings

new business

items should be listed on the agenda

select committee

temporary committee

standing committee

permanent committee

parliamentary procedure book

Robert's rules for order, 11th edition

Where was the current HOSA motto adopted?

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

What was the original HOSA motto?

"The hands of youth mold the health of tomorrow"

When and where was the original motto adopted?

1978, Florida

When and where was youth changed to HOSA?

1979, 2nd national conference in Cherry Hill, New Jersey

What region is texas in?

Western Region

National board chairman 1985-1986

Christyne Thiele

Past Chair 1989-1990

Dr. Gerald Holman

Past Chair 1994-1995

Mike Garcia

Past Chair 1999-2000

Karen Batchelor

Past Chair 2002-2003

Belinda Mahone

Article 1 of bylaws

Name

Article 2 of bylaws

Purpose

Article 3 of bylaws

Membership

Article 4 of bylaws

Officers

Article 5 of bylaws

Meetings

Article 6 of bylaws

Executive Council

Article 7 of bylaws

Parliamentary Procedure

Article 8 of bylaws

Supervision

Article 9 of bylaws

Emblem and Colors

Article 10 of bylaws

Amendments

Bastrop Happening occurred

Bastrop, Texas, May 19-20, 1972

TAHOS State Advisor 1972 (First TX State advisor)

Catherine Junge

Medical Art Poster

HOSA Success- One Destination, Many Paths

Reasearched Persuasive Writing & Speaking

Virtual learning: Positive or Negative for Future Health Professionals

Biomedical Debate

Medical Errors Should be Considered Criminal Offenses

Public Service Announcement

How to Talk to Friends and Family About Mental Health

Public Health

Prepared Speaking/Speaking Skills

Beyond All Limits

ILC 2023

June 21-24, 2023 - Dallas, TX

Texas HOSA State President

Jocelyn Auxier

"Texas HOSA State Secondary Vice
President"

Dia Ganjegunte

"Texas HOSA State Post-Secondary Vice
President"

Alex Brojanac

Texas HOSA State Secretary

Emilio Gonzalez

Texas HOSA State Historian

Kristine Kukleryte

Texas HOSA State Reporter

Ali Thompson

Where was the site of the exciting Consitutional Convention?

Inn of the Six Flags in Arlington, Texas

Past Chair 1981-1982

James Keeton

Anne Reiger, Texas

1997-1998 Comp. Event director

Location of HOSA HQ

Southlake, TX

How many regions does HOSA have?

7

What handbook is for competitions?

B

When is a state an active association?

5 Chapters

Membership Divisions

Middle School Division.
Postsecondary/Collegiate Division.
Professional.
Alumni.
Honorary Members
Lifetime Members.

How many countries is HOSA in?

54

2022-2023 HOSA-Future Health Professionals Theme

Beyond All Limits!

What are the 4 core values of HOSA?

Learn. Lead. Serve. Innovate.

TA pres

Linda Guerra

TA Past President

Melissa Thurman

TA President Elect

Noemelch (Seymour) Lumang