Timberland High School DECA was excited to see their planning, new ideas, and hard work pay off at their latest DECA Social where they broke records in attendance and participation. Timberland DECA’s mission was to captivate its target audience and…
For the past three years, the Ice Cream Social has been a tradition for Sutter Union DECA. Members, students and staff look forward to the social at the beginning of every school year. On Wednesday, September 11th, it was a…
Chatham Charter DECA, a small chapter located in central North Carolina, hosted a talent show fundraiser on Friday, October 4th. With roughly 50 members, it was no small task! Their officers started planning in July and hit the ground running…
Station Camp DECA has a lot of fun projects happening in their chapter this 2019-2020 school year. Kaitlyn Moore and Shannon Long are competing as juniors in the Career Development Project. Their project is all about teaching soft skills to…
How do you stand out among the crowd? Go get ready for this competition season with some new tips and tricks to incorporate into your next case study or role-play. 1. Use Visuals Rather Than Bullets Points Bullet points on…
Every year as we move closer towards competition season, many of us tend to get nervous. We spend hours decorating our posters, practice role plays deep into the night, and dissect DECA Direct articles in order to perform our best. Here are the only 5 tips you need to be completely prepared to dominate your state competition.
As a senior involved in clubs, on campus events, honor societies, having a job and holding a Vice President position in my sorority and President of Michigan Collegiate DECA more days than not I find myself making cuts to my “to do list”. However, DECA has always made the cuts and here’s why.
The DINE project allowed us a space to interact with individuals from different walks of life and share opinions on critical topics, such as religion, community hardships, and future planning.
Congratulations to the more than 5,200 DECA members who competed in the second annual Stukent Social Media Marketing Challenge. Students competed against each other using the world’s first social media marketing simulation, Mimic Social, which is used by top institutions around the world.
DECA member Rohan shares his experience and how DECA has better prepared him to be a leader in school and into the corporate world.
Meet teens who won top prizes in the competitive Diamond Challenge competition for high school business and social innovations. Name: Shobha Dasari High School Grad Year: 2019 Diamond Challenge Competition Year & Placement: 2018 Business Innovation Semifinalist Grew up in:…
The journey began with the 536-mile car ride from Akron, Ohio to Baltimore, Maryland. There were seven of us chosen for this amazing opportunity and we were headed to one of the biggest events that one could go to— The Ultimate DECA Power Trip.
Professor Dan Freeman, founding director of Horn Entrepreneurship at the University of Delaware, shares reasons why you should care about getting an entrepreneurship education, from the perspective of employers.
Fundraising is a beneficial technique to foster growth for your chapter, develop publicity across your community, and support DECA. The three tips provided should help your current strategies become more efficient by looking at unique avenues and approaches for maximized success!
Global Entrepreneurship Week 2018 (GEW) is this here and entrepreneurs around the world are ready to share with you just what it takes to be an entrepreneur!
Here’s a role-play template you can use as a guide, plus some extra tips and tricks you can use to impress your judge.
As the PR (Public Relations) Manager of my chapter, my job involves promoting DECA throughout my school (and to newcomers), taking plenty of pictures, and spreading news from our chapter to the community. This October, I created a poster to…
Are you competing in a DECA competitive event? Pro tip: Getting to know your competition is a benefit, not a threat to success.
