The following are just a few of the many student-and-DECA events we held in order to bring support, self-confirmation, and inspiration to young women: Copperas Cove DECA knew exactly how to make this project a success, and continue to further it to this day. We were able to provide for a worthy cause while honoring all of DECA’s ideals and values. Our teams placed teamwork above all, working in not so ideal circumstances toward a common goal. We exemplified integrity in all our endeavors, making sure to always do the right and moral thing for these girls, even when nobody was looking. Innovation flourished as Copperas Cove DECA was able to come up with new ways to attract an audience through media and the products created to raise funds. We strived for competence in everything we did by ensuring our goals were met efficiently and on time. Steve Mariboli tells us that “A king gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal.” Our CCHS
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HerShe was founded by MaCayla Rowe and Nicolle Loya. Once established, we recruited a small team of aspiring young leaders at the beginning of 2014, in the Central Texas area. As we identified a need for light in the darkest places of a girl’s life, the idea for HerShe was born. Being such a vital time of a young girl’s life, our main focus was to impact girls from as early as 6th grade to 23 years of age. The organization then began to share the importance of kindness, friendship, and positivity to the “girl world” in the surrounding area. The project was later introduced to our CCHS DECA Chapter in early 2015. As a DECA chapter, we decided to take this project on, increase the membership, and bring the idea to its greatest potential. DECA aided in increasing community involvement and expanding the organization by branching out to different age groups. What began as a small group of girls getting together and sharing experiences soon turned into
HerShe was founded by MaCayla Rowe and Nicolle Loya. Once established, we recruited a small team of aspiring young leaders at the beginning of 2014, in the Central Texas area. As we identified a need for light in the darkest places of a girl’s life, the idea for HerShe was born. Being such a vital time of a young girl’s life, our main focus was to impact girls from as early as 6th grade to 23 years of age. The organization then began to share the importance of kindness, friendship, and positivity to the “girl world” in the surrounding area. The project was later introduced to our CCHS DECA Chapter in early 2015. As a DECA chapter, we decided to take this project on, increase the membership, and bring the idea to its greatest potential. DECA aided in increasing community involvement and expanding the organization by branching out to different age groups. What began as a small group of girls getting together and sharing experiences soon turned into