2010

ECCC to host 550 for FBLA Dist East Central Community College is again serving as host for the Central District Future Business Leader of America Conference, sched– uled Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010, on the Decarur campus. Approximately 550 FBLA sn!dents and advisers repre· senting 28 high schools and vocational centers are expect· ed to attend the annual event, coordinated by the College's Theta Chi Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, an organization for business students. PBL adviser Thomas Forten· berry, who teaches computer network support technology, said students will have an opportunity to test their skills and knowledge in 38 different business and computer-relat· ed contests.

rict Conference "Students will be compet· speaking and many others,· ing in various areas, including said Fortenberry. ·we always banking and financial systems, look forward to hosting this business math, computer event and having so many out– problem solving,desktop pub- standing and talented students lishing, economics, public on our campus."

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