State Officers

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Woodford County High School

Faith Ann Davis is a Senior at Woodford County High School. Though TSA has been a part of her life since the day she was born, she officially became a member in 6th grade and has loved every moment since. She has discovered her passion for leadership, engineering, technology, teaching, problem solving, hands-on learning, teamwork, and many other experiences through TSA.

She has attended over 20 TSA conferences throughout her life, while making some of her greatest memories. Her most significant being making some of her best friends, having amazing mentors, winning 1st place at Nationals, chartering her chapter, riding a plane for the first time, becoming a state officer, staying up late having fun with her chapter, winning competition awards, meeting people who share the same interests, discovering her passions for her future career, and meeting people from across the nation and around the world. TSA has truly changed Faith Ann’s life and given her memories that will last a lifetime. In the future, she hopes to work in engineering and/or be a high school engineering teacher and TSA advisor.

Apart from TSA, Faith Ann is involved in a variety of school and community activities. Whether it’s FFA (Future Farmers of America), FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes), G.E.M.S. (Girls in Engineering Math and Science), STLP (Student Technology Leadership Program), Educators Rising, Praise Band, refereeing soccer, or working and volunteering at church, she’s always doing something. In her spare time, Faith Ann enjoys spending time with her friends, watching movies, being with her family, singing, going to soccer games, going to Chuy’s, and eating cheese, her favorite food.

In addition to State Vice President, Faith Ann has served as the 2024-2025 KYTSA State President, 2023-2024 KYTSA State Reporter, the WCHS TSA Chapter President for the past four years, a 2025 Central KYTSA Regional Officer, a 2024 Central KYTSA Regional Officer, and the 2023 Central KYTSA Regional Vice President. Faith Ann led the charge for getting TSA established at WCHS and competing in their first ever region, state and national conferences. She enjoys taking on leadership roles and helping TSA members. She also loves the many STEM and leadership based competitions TSA offers. Some of her favorite events are Technology Problem Solving and Future Technology and Engineering Teacher. Many of her competitions and overall time and dedication to TSA have provided her with great opportunities and achievements. Additionally, Faith Ann’s skill set has grown enormously since becoming a member of TSA. She has acquired many skills in leadership, the ability to take action, public speaking, communication, critical thinking, confidence, hard work, and overall life skills through her TSA experiences. Not only has she learned and acquired these skills to better her future career but also to better her as a person. TSA has shaped Faith Ann’s personality, given her a sense of community, along with the ability to discover who she is and help others discover themselves along their own TSA journeys.

Campbell County High School 

Serving as our current Kentucky TSA State Treasurer is Oliver Victor, a junior at Campbell County High School (CCHS), who initially joined TSA his freshman year while in search of a community where he could further explore his STEM interests among like-minded people. So far, Oliver has attended 9 TSA conferences, and placed 6th in Biotechnology Design at the 2024 Orlando Nationals Conference. He has also competed and placed in Tech Bowl, UAV, and Video Game Design competitions at various levels. Competing in a variety of events like these has shown him the boundless possibilities within TSA, and was something that spurred him to take a larger leadership role inside the organization. 

Before taking his current role as the CCHS TSA President and State Treasurer, Oliver was the CCHS Sergeant at Arms and a NKYTSA Officer. Now, leading his chapter, he coordinates competition teams, manages fundraisers and chapter funding, and leads meetings, and at the state level, he has pursued the processes of revamping the KYTSA website and organizing better communication prior to and during conferences.

Beyond TSA, Oliver is a dedicated advocate for STEM, leading the Math Team as president, placing 2nd at the O’Brian Mathematics competition, worked to bring the AMC (American Mathematics Competition) back to his school this year, and is a graduate of PROMYS, a 6 week collegiate mathematics program at Boston University where he studied under talented mathematicians, learned a diverse array of subjects, undertook and presented lab research, and befriended impassioned math students from around the world. Aside from mathematical research, he is working on other research projects to compete in science and engineering fairs, with the current goal of competing at ISEF this upcoming year. Furthermore, he is a dedicated member of his school's academic team, playing in Varsity Quick Recall as well as competing in a variety of tests at the regional and state levels. His academic course load this year involves 5 Advanced Placement classes, which he reports takes up much time within and outside of school, but is more than worth the trouble for the experience!

Some more commitments of his are the times he has spent volunteering in the ER and microbiology lab at the Edgewood Saint Elizabeth hospital, his production and selling of 3D printed models for fundraising and profit, and his participation and fundraising in the HOSA, Chemistry, and NHS (National Honors Society) Clubs at his school. Outside of STEM, Oliver was a member of the CCHS Marching Band, where he controlled synthesizers and audio with team TRON, and the CCHS Percussion Ensemble, where he played songs on the snare and marimba. As for other music, he is an avid piano player, having performed with an ensemble and as a soloist in front of live audiences, and has occasionally played guitar and drum kit.

In his spare time, Oliver loves exploring outdoors, playing all types of games, reading, writing, climbing, building things, working out, and, of course, annoying his friends and family. After graduation, he plans to study physics and engineering with the goal of one day working as a particle, quantum, or nuclear engineer/physicist and hopes to one day be able to create his product and lead through entrepreneurship. Oliver holds many goals, but with determination and diligence, he has a bright future waiting ahead of him!

East Carter High School 

Randa McGuire is a senior at East Carter High School and proudly serves as the 2025–2026 Kentucky TSA State Historian. She also leads her chapter as the East Carter TSA President and represents the eastern region as the EKTSA Regional President.

Randa joined TSA as a freshman after discovering her love for engineering and hands-on creativity. Her first year competing in the Chapter Team event at the Kentucky State Conference sparked a passion for collaboration and leadership that has continued to grow. Since then, she has enjoyed mentoring younger members, developing innovative projects, and helping her chapter reach new levels of success.

Through TSA, Randa has learned that the organization is not just about competition but it’s about the connection, growth, and discovering who you are as a leader. Her experiences have strengthened her confidence, communication, and problem-solving skills, preparing her for future challenges both inside and outside the classroom.

Outside of TSA, Randa is active in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), where she applies her business and leadership skills to real-world challenges. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, traveling, attending church, and working on new engineering projects. 

After graduation, Randa plans to attend the University of Kentucky to major in Biosystems Engineering, where she hopes to focus on developing sustainable technologies that improve agricultural systems and promote environmental conservation.