Next up, several of Scranton’s FBLA medalists will travel to Las Vegas for the FBLA Collegiate National Leadership Conference. It will be held June 6-8 at the Westgate Las Vegas.
The University had an outstanding performance at last year’s national conference with Romanowski and Walas each winning national titles and Mrozinski earning a seventh-place finish.
Established in 1942, FBLA is the world’s largest organization of its kind, annually helping 230,000-plus members in middle school, high school and college prepare for careers in various business fields.
The full list of Scranton’s medalists is below:
Individual Awards:
Joseph Kulikowski, a business analytics and finance major from Moosic, placed first in supply chain management
Gary Mrozinski, a finance major from Taylor, placed first in finance case competition; Mrozinski also placed first in foundations of economics
Joseph Walas, an accounting and finance double major from West Islip, New York, placed first in foundations of economics; Walas also placed second in foundations of finance
Megan Cosklo, a business administration major from Fell Township, placed second in foundations of management
Kaeli Romanowski, a finance major from Lake Ariel, placed second in foundations of marketing; Romanowski also placed third in foundations of management
Lillian Stein, a cybercrime and homeland security major from Lehighton, placed second in computer applications
Onyekachi Nubia, a finance major from Nazareth, placed third in foundations of economics
Mallory Woodland, an advertising/public relations major from Nazareth, placed third in foundations of digital design; Woodland also placed fourth in foundations of communication
Emma Sibbach, an accounting major from Palmyra, placed fourth in foundations of marketing
Madyson Spevak, an accounting and finance double major from Easton, placed fourth in retail management
Team Awards:
Madyson Spevak, an accounting and finance double major from Easton, and Mallory Woodland, an advertising/public relations major from Nazareth, placed second in community service project
Joseph Kulikowski, a business analytics and finance double major from Moosic, Gary Mrozinski, a finance major from Taylor, and Joseph Walas, an accounting and finance double major from West Islip, New York, placed fourth in state of the chapter