MUSKEGON: Students from the Career Tech Center (CTC) in Muskegon achieved outstanding results at the Michigan Industrial Technology Education Society (MITES) state competition. The event, which took place May 10-13, 2023, at the Wings Event Center, featured entries from the CTC’s Auto Collision/Refinishing, Bio Tech & Engineering, Computer-Aided Design, Graphic Production, and Machining/Engineering Technology students.
Students from high schools and tech centers across Michigan submitted projects in various industrial technology categories. The submissions were evaluated by industry professionals based on criteria such as accuracy, craftsmanship, and difficulty. The impressive performance of the CTC students was recognized with a total of three Grand Awards, eight first-place awards, five second-place awards, and five third-place awards. These achievements highlight the students; hard work and expertise in their respective fields.
Auto Collision/Refinishing:
• Bo Larabee (Holton), Wrought Metal, first place and scholarship offer up to $10,000
• Maia Schulz (Whitehall), Wood, first place
• Ricky Royce (Reeths-Puffer), Wrought Metal, second place and scholarship offer up to $10,000
• Ann Bowyer (Whitehall), Wood, second place
• Elizabeth Knapp (Reeths-Puffer), Wrought Metal, fourth place
• Nathaniel Erickson (Whitehall), Wrought Metal, fourth place
• Jack Woodyard (Oakridge), Wrought Metal, eighth place
• Alex Meyette (Western Michigan Christian), Wrought Metal, Honorable Mention
• Caleb Tejchma (Western Michigan Christian), Wrought Metal, Honorable Mention
• Olivia Brauninger (Ravenna), Wrought Metal, Honorable Mention
• Riley Wentworth (Whitehall), Wrought Metal, Honorable Mention
• Landon Askins (Montague), Wrought Metal, Honorable Mention
Bio Tech Engineering:
• Ashlee Karr (Ravenna ), Applied Technology, first place and Divisional Grand Award
• Teagan Bayne (Holton ), Applied Technology, second place
• Ashley Powell (Ravenna) and Avery Ryder (Fruitport), Applied Technology, fourth place
• Brooke Bradley (Reeth-Puffer, Applied Technology, fifth place
• Tyler Dickinson (Whitehall), Applied Technology, sixth place
• Emma Griswold, (Oakridge), Applied Technology, seventh place
Computer Aided Design:
• Bradley Deephouse (Fruitport), CAD Topographical Mapping Drawings, third place; CAD Architectural Presentation Rendering, fourth place
• Bianca Baun (Mona Shores), CAD Architectural Presentation Rendering, third place; Site/Landscape Plan, fourth place
• Andrew Wagner (Ravenna), Architecture Animation-Structural, third place
• Jordan Hernandez (Orchard View), CAD Topographical Mapping Drawings, fourth place
Graphic Production:
• Elijah Zenz (Western Michigan Christian), Graphic Design Full Color, fourth place
• Zander Meyers (Orchard View), Digital Illustration, fourth place
• Jordan Achterhof (Fruitport), Digital Illustration, fifth place
• Lexi Yordy (Whitehall), Digital Illustration, seventh place
• Madison Kohnke (Fruitport), Digital Illustration, ninth place
• Aris Ogden (Fruitport), Digital Illustration, tenth place
• Makenze Carr (Reeths-Puffer), Silk Screen, tenth place
Machining/Engineering:
• Ethan Cain (Whitehall), Mating Moving Parts, first place and Overall Grand Award
• Noah Packard (Fruitport), Games, first place and Divisional Grand Award
• Elden Zaremba (Whitehall), Machinist Hammer w/Interchangeable Heads, first place
• Nikolas DeYoung (Montague), Parallel Set .5-1.5, first place
• Tristin Boggessn (Montague) Rotor, Lug nuts, and Studs, first place
• Aaron Barnes (Muskegon Catholic Central), Hammer and Screw Driver, second place
• Taylor Lee (Reeths-Puffer), Machine Crafts, second place
• Abbigale Gouine (Reeths-Puffer), Nut and Bolt, third place
• Camden Rake (Whitehall), Ball Peen Hammer, third place
MITES is a professional organization of industrial technology and career technical education educators whose purpose is the development of industrial and technology education at all levels of private and public education.
The Career Tech Center in Muskegon offers 16 career-prep programs for high school juniors and seniors.
These programs provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to prepare them for their future careers.
To learn more, visit muskegonctc.org or email ctc-info@muskegonisd.org
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