CLEARFIELD — Four DECA students at the Clearfield County Career & Technology Center competed at the two-day Pennsylvania DECA Innovations & Entrepreneurship Conference at Smeal College of Business on Nov. 8-9.
The state DECA partnered with Penn State’s Smeal College of Business to bring DECA members together to introduce ‘thinking like an entrepreneur’, while giving students a tangible local connection to businesses and college.
This conference was designed to develop student problem solving skills in a real life scenario.
Students who participated in the conference, from left to right, were Maggie Naddeo, Amanda Holsinger, Melinda Campbell and Ronniesue Krineski.
