The DSU Future Business Leaders of America chapter recently competed in the FBLA National Conference. (L to R) Caitlin Norris (Olive Branch), Amyia Triggs (Mound Bayou), LaTamara Oubre (Woodville), Sarama Brown (Horn Lake), A’Mya Williams (Cleveland), Semira Brown (Horn Lake), Arianna Chestnut (Yazoo City), Fa’Darryl Cooper (Belzoni).CLEVELAND, Miss. — The Delta State University chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) attended the FBLA Collegiate National Leadership Conference recently held in Orlando, Florida. DSU’s Fa’Darryl Cooper, Mississippi State FBLA Collegiate President, achieved a 10th place finish in Public Speaking. Additionally, Delta State students Arianna Chestnut, Amyia Triggs, Semira Brown, Sarama Brown, and LaTamara Oubre all advanced to the final round in their respective events.
The conference saw participation from a total of eight Delta State University students, including A’Mya Williams and Caitlin Norris, who showcased their skills and dedication.
FBLA competitive events are designed to recognize and reward excellence in a wide range of business and career-related areas. The events prepare college students for successful careers by providing opportunities to apply classroom concepts in a workforce-simulated competitive environment and receive feedback from business professionals.
Cooper expressed his gratitude, saying, “We are aiming high to continue the growth of the organization. Additionally, we are honored to be under the leadership of such a devoted advisor in Dr. Harbin. We thank you all for your support and words of encouragement.”
FBLA is the largest business career and technical student organization in the world. Each year, FBLA helps over 230,000 members prepare for careers in business. The FBLA National Leadership Conference features dozens of competitive events, learning workshops, a Future Leaders Expo Hall, and the popular pin trading activity. FBLA members gain a competitive edge as they convene to compete in leadership events, share their successes, and learn new ideas about shaping their career future through workshops and exhibits.
