2012-13 California DECA Chapter Success Planner

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STATE OFFICER TEAM STATE OFFICER CONTACT INFORMATION Belinda Zeng, Monta Vista High School, Advisor: Carl Schmidt State President president@californiadeca.org Michaela Kastelman, The Harker School, Advisor: Mary Mortlock Vice President of Silicon Valley svcalvp@californiadeca.org Dyan Khor, Rancho Bernardo High School, Advisor: Ben Steelhead Vice President of Civic Consciousness civicvp@californiadeca.org Tejas Konduru, Lynbrook High School, Advisor: Daryl Olsen Vice President of Chapter Development chapterdevelopmentvp@californiadeca.org Victor Hernandez-‐Vega, Castro Valley High School, Advisor: Romy Shivers-‐Adeyemi Vice President of Northern District norcalvp@californiadeca.org Zahra Hadi, Santa Monica High School, Advisor: Mariam Shafiey Vice President of Southern District socalvp@californiadeca.org Roshan Rama, Dougherty Valley High School, Advisor: Julie Lazar Vice President of Public Relations publicrelationsvp@californiadeca.org 12 | PAGE
STATE OFFICER BIOGRAPHIES Belinda Zeng State President As a senior in high school, Belinda has thoroughly enjoyed her past three amazing years of DECA and is looking forward to her fourth one! Belinda has loved all the traveling she has done with DECA, especially the trip to Florida for the 2011 ICDC where she and her partner, Aditi, earned 2nd place in their chapter project event. As the President of Silicon Valley DECA last year, Belinda has had lots of experience in developing chapters and coordinating events. She is looking forward to continuing her passion for increasing DECA membership and competitive success to the state level! Aside from DECA, Belinda is the co-‐captain of the San Francisco Theatre on Ice Team, which has taught her the dedication it takes to unify a team. She also loves the work she does to provide education to underprivileged children around the globe through her own nonprofit organization, HEARTS. Although she takes her work very seriously, Belinda is certainly not all work and no play. She has a flair for fashion (at least she likes to think so) and loves wearing unique, quirky outfits—once she even showed up to school dressed as a flower! Belinda also thoroughly enjoys reading (the Hunger Games and Covenant series are her favorites) and—unfortunately, for her family—singing in the shower. Belinda is so thankful for the support of her chapter, local chapter advisor, Carl Schmidt, and CA DECA members everywhere. She looks forward to a fun-‐filled DECA year that will help CA DECA kick it up a notch and really make a splash! Michaela Kastelman Vice President of Silicon Valley Michaela Kastelman is currently a junior at the Harker School and has been a DECA member since her freshman year. After attending her first Career Development Conference, she discovered her passion for the organization, and she has been an active member since. Michaela has loved meeting and networking with her fellow DECA members, and she has attended numerous regional, state, and international conferences. During her DECA Career, Michaela has received three 1st place wins and placed in the top 10 of her competitive category at ICDC. In addition, Michaela has greatly enjoyed serving as an officer of her chapter and Silicon Valley, which has helped her develop her leadership skills. 13 | PAGE
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