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Service

Service is a key factor to TSA. To help your chapter be motivated to doing difference service events, we created an infographic on the benefits of volunteering and service. If your chapter is stumped on what they should do, then you can look at the word document on fundraising for the American Cancer Society created by Jaan Nandwani, South Carolina TSA President! Happy volunteering!

Hagley Museum’s Invention Convention

Your DETSA State Officers volunteered at Hagley Museum’s Invention Convention on Monday, January 15th! The state officer team helped young children design and create their own “inventions” as well as passing patents for them. The children started to build their very own engineering skills through participating. The state officers also helped teach the children about bugs and insects, and their wonderful impacts on the world around us. The officers had a great time, and look Read more

Featured Member: Vishnusundar Somasundaram (Vishnu)

Vishnusundar Somasundaram (otherwise known as Vishnu) is a senior at MOT Charter High School who is passionate about making an impact on his community. Outside of the classroom he excels in helping others. Vishnu has dedicated himself to volunteering at a local children’s hospital, where he has accumulated over 200 service hours in the past year! He also participates as a mentor for sophomores around Delaware in a leadership seminar group called HOBY. Vishnu has Read more

DETSA Fall Leadership Conference

The State Officers from Delaware Technology Student Association (DETSA) in collaboration with officers from Business Professionals of America, DECA, Educator’s Rising, Family Career and Community Leaders of America, HOSA, SkillsUSA hosted the annual Fall Leadership Conference (FLC) at Delaware State University on October 25-26, 2017.  The FLC was sponsored by the Delaware Department of Education, Delaware Advisory Council on Career and Technical Education, and Delaware State University with 831 participants representing 115 chapters who participated Read more