DECA’s Mission Statement
 DECA’s
mission is to enhance the co-curricular education of
students with interests in marketing, management and
entrepreneurship. DECA helps students develop skills
and competence for marketing careers, build self-esteem,
experience leadership and practice community service.
DECA is committed to the advocacy of marketing education
and the growth of business and education partnerships.
Important Dates
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
Conference
Cheyenne, WY
October 8-9, 2007
Guest Speaker: John
Beede
MEC, as it's known, is the launching event of the Wyoming
DECA year. At this conference, DECA students enjoy entertaining
and educational keynote speakers, practice their DECA
competitive event skills with tests and role plays,
and attend workshops to learn and share ideas. And,
of course, there's the DECA dance to burn off that late-night
energy!
Western
Region Leadership Conference
Seattle, Washington
November 17-19, 2007
WRLC is an exciting opportunity for Wyoming DECA students
to meet and interact with DECA students from all over
the western region. On the agenda are outstanding workshops
presented by business leaders, DECA officers, and dynamic
presenters. Learn more about DECA, share ideas with
DECA peers, get motivated by national speakers, and
enjoy entertainment such as dances, sports events and
magic shows. WRLC rocks!
State Career Development Conference
Casper, Wyoming
February 14-16, 2008
International Career Development Conference
Atlanta, Georgia
April 26-29, 2008
DECA.org
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to learn everything you want to know about DECA at the
national level!
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The DECA Creed |
I believe in the future
which I am planning for myself in the field of
Marketing and Management and in the opportunities
which my vocation offers.
I believe
in fulfilling the highest measure of service to
my vocation, my fellow beings, my country, and
my God – that by so doing, I will be rewarded
with personal satisfaction and material wealth.
I believe
in the democratic philosophies of private enterprise
and competition, and in the freedoms of this nation
– that these philosophies allow for the
fullest development of my individual abilities.
I believe
that by doing my best to live according to these
high principles, I will be of greater service
both to myself and mankind. |
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