Last week Apu presented at the TSA Fall Leadership Experience in Harrisburg, PS. His talk focused on the variety of leadership skills and how attendees could apply those in their schools and at the national level. #MustangProudCongratulations to Apu Mutyala, a senior from MOT Charter School who was elected to serve as a national Technology Student Association (TSA) officer in June. In his new role, Apu will serve as the national vice president, serving more than 250,000 students in organizing communication, engagement, and leadership initiatives.
Apu became involved with Delaware Technology Student Association (TSA) in 2014, as a seventh-grader, serving over the years in multiple leadership positions including chapter secretary, president, and parliamentarian, before serving as state vice president for two years.
He credits his TSA experience with teaching him leadership and technology skills, enabling him to make an impact on his community and teach others the importance of leadership and initiative. After graduation, Apu plans to study electrical engineering and business. His interests include photography, entrepreneurship, and engineering.
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