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Lake Travis High School
Advisory Board
DECA Student Recognition
• International Career Development Conference– Louisville, Kentucky– 16 Students
Program Goals
1. Establish a job shadowing/internship program to be implemented annually.
2. Increase relevance in the classroom.
3. Expand marketing/recruitment activities
Program Updates
• Goal 1: Establish a job shadowing/internship program to be implemented annually.– Internships
• Civil Engineering & Architecture ~ 4 students• Final Presentation ~ May 25th ~ 7:45am – 8:30am
– Job Shadowing• 43 students matched• 24 permission slips returned• 19 Cancelled or did not return permission forms
Participating Business
– DLB Architects– Architects Collaborative– Hobbs Ink– Sixth River Architects– Miro Rivera Architects– O’Connell Robertson– PBS&J– Austin Architecture Plus– University of Texas ~
Aerospace– KGA Architecture– Webber + Studio, Architects– Aguirre Roden, Inc.– National Instruments
– Edward Jones– GarloWard Law Firm– American Bank of Texas– Point of Origin– Prosperity Bank– Lakeway Police Department– SCZ Designs– Papa Murphy’s– Dogadillo– Zbranek Custom Homes– A+ Federal Credit Union– Rough Hollow– City of Lakeway Forestry
Dept.
Program Updates
• Goal 2: Increase Relevance in the Classroom– Guest Lecture Series ~ Average of 75 Student per presentation
• Entrepreneurship ~ Dr. Bill Eversole ~ Bandspeed, President & CEO
• Green Energy ~ Dr. Hector Aguilar ~ ACC, Department Chair
• Globalization ~ Paul Nixon ~ Texas Instruments, Senior Director
• Emerging Technology ~ Gene Frantz ~ Texas Instruments, Principal Fellow
• Internships ~ Stephanie Orci ~ National Instruments, Application Engineer
• Fieldtrips– Round Rock Express
– National Instruments
Program Updates
• Goal 3: Expand marketing/recruitment activities– Cavalier Showcase
• Registration Numbers• Middle School Summer Camps
Introduction to Engineering Design
[9-12] (1)
Advanced Architectural Design [11-12] (2)
Architecture
Architectural Design [10-12] (1)
Civil Engineering & Architecture [11-12] (1)
Engineering
Principles of Engineering [10-12] (1)
Digital Electronics [10-12] (1)
Civil Engineering & Architecture
[11-12] (1)
Software Engineering
Digital Electronics [10-12] (1)
Computer Science I[10-12] (1)
Computer Science II[11-12] (1)
Robotics & Automation[11-12] (1)
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Principles of Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources
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Veterinary Medical Applications
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Livestock Production [10-12] (1)
Advanced Animal Science [12] (1)
Agriculture Agriculture Mechanical Mechanical
SystemsSystems
Horticulture &Horticulture &Landscape Landscape
ManagementManagement
Agricultural Mechanics & Metal Technologies
[10-12] (1)
Agricultural Facilities Design & Fabrication
[11-12] (2)
Horticulture Science [10-12] (0.5) /
Landscape Design & Turf Grass
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Principles & Elements of Floral Design
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Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance
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Business Law [10-12] (.5) and
Global Business [10-12] (.5)
Business Business Management & Management &
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Retailing & E-tailing [10-12] (.5) and Fashion
Marketing[10-12] (.5)
Sports & Entertainment Marketing [10-12] (.5)
and Sports Management
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Entrepreneurship [11-12] (1)
Accounting [11-12] (1)
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Principles of Business [10-12] (.5) and
Business Economics [10-12] (.5)
Principles of Marketing [11-12] (.5) and
Principles of Finance[11-12] (.5)
Principles of Management [12] (.5) and
Business Strategies [12] (.5)
MarketingMarketing
Entrepreneurship [11-12] (1)
School Store Operation [11-12] (1)
Career Preparation [11-12] (3)
Business Information Management
[9-12] (1)
Digital Interactive Media
[10-12] (1)
Business Business Technology Technology ApplicationsApplications
Web Technologies [10-12] (1)
Advertising & Sales Promotion [11-12] (1)
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Input for Next Year
• Online Survey
