Were you at DECA ICDC in Atlanta, Ga. in April? If so, you probably saw the U.S. Army at a variety of DECA events, including the warm-up session before the 5K run/walk, during the Executive Mentor Session, or you might have participated in the push up and pull up fitness challenge in the exhibit hall. But most importantly, you probably…
One of the hardest things about summer is getting back into the school year in the fall. Next thing you know, it’s time for local competitions! Here are a few tips to stay involved with DECA all summer so that when the time comes, you are #ReadyForIt. Have a DECA buddy I’ve found one of my biggest struggles in…
At the 2018 Collegiate DECA International Career Development Conference, we recognized nearly 50 chapters and 300 individual DECA members for their incredible work this year.
DECA’s Grand Awards Session featured a special surprise guest on Tuesday evening. Optimus Prime took the stage to introduce Universal’s new marketing program. The 2019 DECA ICDC will be held in Orlando.
Alma DECA organized and implemented a Happy #CTE Month campaign in February.
This year at #CDECAICDC we will be hosting our first ever Leadership Forum.
The Advocacy on Capitol Hill Orientation and Training, which will be offered for the first time this year at #CDECAICDC, offers a unique opportunity to develop your advocacy skills and engage with your representatives in Congress.
Congratulations to the 2017-2018 Collegiate DECA Recognition Award winners!
No matter your title, you are exhibiting tenacity and passion to serve others.
I love DECA so much that I am known around my school as the DECA kid.
Seeing the benefits to high school DECA members through the #DECAATTProject, Seventy-First High School DECA Advisor, Terri Peoples, inquired about assisting Seventy-First Classical Middle School establish a chapter. Denise McAlister Seventy-First Classical Middle School teacher was intrigued and on board and together she and Sharon Peterson began their journey. With mentoring from Seventy-First High School DECA members and Terri Peoples,…
DECA is pleased to announce the 2017-2018 scholarship recipients. Each year, DECA and its corporate partners award over $300,000 in scholarship to DECA members.
Are you READY FOR IT?
February was Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, leading many DECA chapters to raise their voices in their schools, communities and associations to advocate on behalf of DECA and CTE through completing DECA’s Advocacy Campaign.
Travel is very important and is a great highlight of being in DECA, but there is so much more to the organization.
UNLV Collegiate DECA is redefining service by applying their business skills to volunteering.
Chapters need to have these fundamental principles that keep operations in order.
If you had $117 billion, would you trash it?
South County DECA members are analyzing Amazon’s next big decision.
Find out how to create a thriving alumni relations activity everyone can enjoy!
Decatur DECA members presented on the importance of managing your digital footprint.
MSU DECA members believe that giving back and getting involved with the community is not a task, but a privilege.
DECA has helped open doors for me in the following ways.
Combat the Winter Break lull with these recruitment ideas!
Our DECA members have never worked this hard before.
No matter what stage of life, you’ll find a piece of advice on every page!
DECA’s Chapter Strategy provides the framework and resources to develop a chapter in a business-like context.
Submit your IMPACT program projects before Friday, March 30!
South County DECA spreads a message of support and love to its students and staff.
The Leadership Passport Program helps keep our members engaged throughout the entire year.
The benefits of community engagement are countless!
Last year, Dougherty Valley DECA established its first middle school outreach program.
Share your consumer insight with Piper Jaffray before March 30, 2018.
College can be a scary thing, but your DECA chapter becomes your support system and family.
Students everywhere are feeling the pressures of the semester start to pile up as we head into March.
