 Tanner Allen | The Technology Student Association has been one of the most rewarding clubs I have ever been a part of. My TSA experience started when I was in middle school with a new TSA instructor; Mr. Medved. I decided it would be fun to join in between sports, and it was one of the best decisions of my life. At my first state conference I was elected Delaware TSA's Historian. In my time as a state officer, I got to meet and work with the famous Mr. Brown, my cousin John Singer, Mrs. Pryor and Ms. Rookard. With the help of those people and Mr. Medved I became the leader I am today. My senior year I was elected State President and that group of officers, including my good friend, Ryan Ciaramella, was a great team. He and I had a completely rewarding experience in Delaware TSA. Currently I am a student at Pennsylvania State University studying computer security and risk analysis. I enjoy the greatest college football games in the country and participating in my fraternity. I currently have an internship with Lockheed Martin. There is no doubt that TSA has helped me reach the success that I have had in life. TSA has shaped my life and I hope it will help shape yours. |
 Ryan Ciaramella | Being a member of the Technology Student Association throughout high school and middle school was extremely beneficial to me as I started my college career. I am currently enrolled at the Georgia Institute of Technology, and the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corp, and I fully believe that my involvement in TSA was a leading factor in allowing me to get selected for these programs. Every day, I find myself using many of the skills that I had learned from six years of being involved with TSA, and recognize the fact that it has helped shape me into who I am today. To those of you currently involved at either the high school or middle school level, I encourage you to stick with it for as long as you can. It will truly benefit you in many ways as you begin your journey into college and the workforce. |
 Peter Andrews | My time as a member of the Technology Student Association has played a huge part in shaping the person that I am today. TSA gave me the opportunity to learn and apply technological and leadership skills and develop into a more effective person as a result. In my six years in the organization, four as a state or national officer, I met and worked with countless talented people, many of whom became close friends. I was elected as Delaware’s state president in my sophomore year, and as national president my senior year. Serving in these offices, representing the student members of TSA were experiences I will always recall fondly. I will never forget the many TSA members who offered their support and advice in these endeavors, especially my TSA advisors -- Mr. Novak and Dr. Brown. Currently, I’m a student at Columbia University in New York City, where I’m pursuing a degree in history and political science. Every day I am here, I am reminded of the tremendous impact TSA has had on my life. |
