HOSA stands for this.
What is "Health Occupation Students of America?"
Define TL;DR
what is Too Long; Didn't Read?
This used to be the ninth planet
What is Pluto?
This activist refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery in 1955.
Who is Rosa Parks?
What is Beyonce?
October is _____ _____ Awareness month.
Boujee means
What is rich and luxurious?
What's the second smallest planet?
What is Mars?
This abolitionist and activist escaped slavery and later helped others escape through the Underground Railroad.
Who is Harriet Tubman?
The artist that sang "Good Days"
What is Sza?
One of the three levels of conferences are
What is Regional/State/International Leadership Conference?
Define spill the tea
What is tell me the gossip?
The Earth spins how fast
What is ~1,000mph?
The four students who started the famous 1960 Greensboro sit-ins were freshmen at this HBCU, which was founded nearly 70 years earlier as an agricultural and mechanical college.
What is North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University?
This musical genre originated in African American communities in New Orleans.
What is Jazz?
One of the four requirements to compete in competitions are
What is
1. Paid Chapter Membership Dues.
2. Official HOSA Registration.
3. Active Participation in Chapter Activities.
4. Enrollment in North Carolina A&T.
Define extra
what is doing too much?
The belt that separates terrestrial planets and the larger planets
What is the Asteroid Belt?
What Does HBCU Stand For?
What is Historical Black College and Universities?
The name of the most successful album in music history and the musician
What is Thriller by Michael Jackson?
One of the upcoming events we have.
What is
1. Red Cross Blood Drive
2. Aging with Alzheimer's
3. Panel
4. Skill Building
5. Pie the E-Board
6. Car Wash
7. Hoops for HOSA
8. Percentage Night
The sounds you hear at a barnyard
What is mdeaux?
The age of the Sun
What is ~4.6 billion years old?
This woman became the first Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress.
Who is Shirley Chisholm?
This stringed instrument, strongly associated with bluegrass, has roots in West Africa.
What is the Banjo?