
Press Release
March 2, 2010
Cowley students shine at PBL State Leadership Conference
Participating in the Kansas Phi Beta Lambda 59th annual State Leadership
Conference Feb. 25-26 in Emporia, seven of Cowley College’s eight
PBL students in attendance qualified to attend the National PBL Leadership
Conference in Nashville, TN, which will be held July 9-12.
Sarah Mathews and Bethany Stewart, Cowley College PBL advisors were extremely
proud of the PBL member’s accomplishments.
“We truly enjoyed the 59th annual State Leadership conference as first
time PBL advisors,” Mathews said. “We are extremely proud
of our students and their accomplishments. We are also excited to attend the
National conference in Nashville, and are honored to have each of the members
represent our Local chapter. “
Cowley College student’s awards include:
- Janessa Gould, Douglass KS
- 1st Cyber Security
- 1st
Financial Concepts
- Richard Gould, Douglass KS
- 2nd Client Services
- 2nd Cyber Security
- 3rd Microeconomics
- Chris Hall, Winfield, KS
- 1st Client Services
- 1st Macroeconomics
- 2nd Economic Analysis and Decision Making
- 3rd
Accounting Principles
- Phuong Huynh, Vietnam
- 2nd Statistical Analysis
- 3rd
Macroeconomics
- Jordan Lukert, Clearwater, KS
- 1st Hospitality Management
- 1st Public Speaking
- 2nd
Impromptu Speaking
- Mary Misasi, Winfield, KS
- 2nd
Word Processing
- 2nd
Word Processing
- Luke Schuellein, Lenexa, KS
- 1st
Contemporary Sports Issues
- 1st
Contemporary Sports Issues
- Team of Jordan Lukert and Richard Gould
- 2nd Business Decision Making
Other colleges participating at the 59th annual State Leadership Conference
were: Butler Community College, Central Christian College at
McPherson, Colby Community College, Emporia State University, Labette
Community College and Southwestern College.