March 28, 2024

3 DEX students score perfect at state

College of Eastern Utah DEX students walked away with two first-place awards at the state competition last weekend at Salt Lake Community College in Salt Lake City. Randon Kerr placed first Travel and Tourism Marketing with Jeremy Henderson and Randon Kerr taking first in business-to-business marketing.
The team of Robert Hamaker and Jacie Fasselin placed second in business law while the team of Aaron Atwood and Brandt Peacock placed third in business ethics.The final team to place included Geoff Spencer and Trevor Wood who placed sixth in sports and entertainment marketing.

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College of Eastern Utah DEX students walked away with two first-place awards at the state competition last weekend at Salt Lake Community College in Salt Lake City. Randon Kerr placed first Travel and Tourism Marketing with Jeremy Henderson and Randon Kerr taking first in business-to-business marketing.
The team of Robert Hamaker and Jacie Fasselin placed second in business law while the team of Aaron Atwood and Brandt Peacock placed third in business ethics.The final team to place included Geoff Spencer and Trevor Wood who placed sixth in sports and entertainment marketing.
According to David Cassidy, DEX adviser, “CEU made a great showing this year at the state marketing competition with firsts in two events. All of our students qualified to go to nationals in their chosen events. They made it look much easier than it really was.”
Approximately 150 competitors from Utah State University, Weber State University, the University of Utah, SLCC, Utah Valley State College, Snow College, Southern Utah University, Dixie State College and CEU competed in the two-day competition.
“Our students also competed in other events but these are the ‘money’ places as only the first six competitors in each event qualify to go to nationals in Atlanta, Ga., in mid April. Utah usually fields one the of the stronger state teams at nationals and we can expect that several of our students will do well there also,” Cassidy said.
CEU had three teams who had never competed at the state level before and deserve special recognition for their accomplishments, Cassidy said.