What is TSA:
The Technology Student Association is a non-profit national student organization. Its mission is to inspire its student members to prepare for careers in a technology-driven economy and culture.
TSA’s membership includes 200,000 middle and high school students in 2,000 schools spanning 48 states. We now have chapters in Peurto Rico, Germany, and Scotland as well.
Involvement in TSA benefits teachers as well as students. Relating class activities to local, regional, state, and national technology related competitive events can be highly motivational for students. The natural interaction between teachers and students can provide an excellent learning environment, while working toward goals.
News:
| 2008 TSA Nationals A Success at Mon Jul 21, 2008 21:14:41 by | 4,800 Students and Educators Attend the 30th Anniversary Technology Student Association National Conference and Four Washington High Schools Place in the Top 10
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| WA TSA State Conference a Success! at Wed Apr 02, 2008 13:54:37 by Collin | First Off! I want to congratulate and thank everyone who came to our 25th Anniversary WTSA State Conference! To the students who competed this year congratulations, also good luck to those of you who are going to nationals to compete at the national conference.
It would be very appreciative for all of you to take the survey Mr. Short has put together; this allows us to see how did we really do? What can we change for next year? All of these questions are so that we can make the conference better for you the following year. Yes we do read all of this and we do listen to all of our members:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=6GPXtb2BHX_2b0B3fgk3JWhg_3d_3d
I would personally like to thank all advisors...
I would like to thank all Judges who helped out at the conference; your professional knowledge is what helps us all become better students.
Volunteers, and Alumni’s you helped us out a lot, either by helping setting up rooms for competitions, going and running errands, or just helping Mr. Short out.
Mr. Short asked me yesterday, “How did you think the conference went?” I responded saying I think it went very good, in fact....
Collectively as a state we raised roughly 9 thousand dollars for ACS.
2008 WTSA Conference results are available here:
http://washingtontsa.org/docs/state%20results/2008results.pdf
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Seattle Sonics & Storm’s First Annual Technology and Engineering Day Presented by Washington TSA
at Wed Dec 12, 2007 01:59:08 by Collin VP | Seattle Sonics & Storm’s First Annual Technology and Engineering Day Presented by Washington TSA February 13th Come spend the afternoon listening to experts inside and out of the Sonics & Storm organization present on their careers in Technology and Engineering. Possible presentations include the web design team, sports medicine professionals, building engineers, broadcast / video staff, and much more. Then stay and watch the Sonics take on the Utah Jazz.
This event is open to current TSA members as well as non-members. Please pass this on to anyone you feel would be interested.
More information will be in your hands shortly. Be sure to check our website for updates. www.washingtontsa.org
If you have any questions, or have any input, please let me know.
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