2026-2027
WV HOSA Executive Council
Meet the Team
WV HOSA State President
Hydee Wykle- Greenbrier East
Hey everyone! My name is Hydee Wykle, and I’m honored to be returning for my second year on the WV HOSA officer team as your State President. I attend Greenbrier East High School’s Health Science Program and am involved in National Honor Society, Student Innovators, Student Government, where I serve as Student Body President, and Track and Field.
I’m currently a Senior with my OSHA certification, and as I complete senior year, I plan to earn my Phlebotomy, Stop the Bleed, Narcan, CPR, and BBP certifications while continuing to explore my future in healthcare. After High school I hope to earn my PA-C and work with children through my own sports Clinic but also continue women’s health advocation in other ways.
When I first joined HOSA, I saw it as an opportunity to build my leadership skills and learn more about healthcare. I never expected HOSA to become such an important part of who I am. It has challenged me, changed how I approach leadership, and given me a place to grow while still being myself. The experiences and people I’ve met through HOSA have shaped how I see my future and the kind of healthcare professional I hope to become.
I’m grateful for another year with WV HOSA and excited for everything we get to accomplish together!
WV HOSA Vice President
Gracie Campbell- Greenbrier East
Hello, WV HOSA members! My name is Gracie Campbell, and I’m your 2026-2027 WV HOSA Vice President. I’m a junior at Greenbrier East High School, and I’ve been a member of our Health Sciences CTE program since my freshman year.
Alongside HOSA, I’m a teen board member and the head of the Kiddie Camp division for the Greenbrier County Scout Day Camp. I’m also a WVSAN ambassador, a member of my school’s Mu Alpha Theta club, and a dedicated competitor in Poetry Out Loud as my school’s 2x champion.
Additionally, I’m a varsity competition dancer for the Greenbrier East Spartanettes. After high school, I plan to major in Neuroscience alongside a pre-med program and then attend medical school to begin my career in pediatric neurology.
HOSA has connected me with people who share my passion for medicine, and these individuals have helped me become a better person. This year, I hope to play a key role in growing our organization's population through middle school, secondary, and post-secondary member inclusion. Let’s make this a great year together!
WV HOSA State Secretary
Allison Fries- Hampshire County
Hi everyone! My name is Allison Fries, and I am so excited to serve as your WV HOSA State Secretary! As a Junior at Hampshire High School, I am involved in Student Council, Fellowship of Faith, Link Crew, NTHS, NHS, and serving as Vice President of my Local HOSA Chapter. Outside of school, you can usually find me behind the counter as a Barista for Haiti Hope’s Coffee Ministry at my church, I’ve been a Competitive Tap Dancer for 11 years, and an assistant gymnastics coach for the past 2 years.
What truly brought me to HOSA, though, is something much deeper. Being an Alzheimer’s Advocate for most of my life has shaped my heart for healthcare and service. Over the past three years in HOSA, I’ve competed, grown, and found a passion for reminding others to never forget their “Why.” Because being a Future Health Professional isn’t just about skills—it’s about compassion, purpose, and the people we serve. Advocating for our Nursing Homes and Hospitals is something I’m so passionate about bringing to WV HOSA.
As an upcoming Senior, I plan to graduate as a CNA, continue on to earn my RN, and one day specialize in Anesthesiology.
WV HOSA State Historian
Emma McClung- Lincoln County
My name is Emma McClung, and I am your Historian for WV HOSA. I am a student at Lincoln County High School, where I am also enrolled at Southern Community College and participate in PantherWay Healthcare to earn additional courses and certifications that will help prepare me for my future career. At LCHS, I serve as the Class of 2027 Class President and am involved in several organizations and teams, including National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, National Society of Leadership and Success, Young Innovators, our softball team, and of course, our HOSA chapter.
This is my first year as a member of HOSA, and I could not have asked for a better experience. Becoming a state officer is a huge honor, and I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity. Through this experience, I have built amazing friendships with a group of girls who are more like me than I ever could have imagined, which has also helped me better understand myself.
I have always been known for leaving a positive impact wherever I go through my confidence and kindness, but this experience has taken that to a whole new level by strengthening my public speaking and social skills. Along with these valuable life skills, I hope to use HOSA as another important stepping stone toward achieving my future goal of becoming a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.
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WV HOSA State Reporter
Chloe Bramos- MOVTI
"Hello, my name is Chloe Bramos and I am your 2026-2027 WV HOSA State Reporter. I currently attend Ritchie County Highschool and Mid-Ohio Valley Technical Institution (MOVTI) as a Senior. At MOVTI I have completed the Emergency Preparedness course, as well as the Diagnostic Services course. For my senior year at MOVTI, I plan to take the Pharmacy Technician course to get my certification. I am also apart of the National Technical Honors Society for a second year. My MOVTI teacher first introduced me to HOSA and urged our class to participate in the competitive events. I was nervous at first, but as soon as I went to Fall Leadership Conference and State Leadership Conference, I understood why so many people loved this organization. It gave me a group of people that understood my goals and made me feel apart of something. So, when my teacher pushed me to the next step as a WV HOSA State Officer, I took the challenge because of how much I loved being apart of the organization. It gave me new friendships, leadership abilities, and even confidence in myself. Also, HOSA has helped me prepare for my future as I compete in events related to my goals. These goals are to further my education in the medical field as either a pharmacist or a neurologist. HOSA continues to inspire me everyday and constantly pushes me to my best. I hope to spread information about HOSA to get more member involvement as I represent our state this term."
WV HOSA State Secondary Representative
Bobbyann Mabery- James Monroe
My name is Bobbyann Mabery, and I am honored to serve as the Secondary Representative for West Virginia HOSA. I am an upcoming senior at James Monroe High School and graduated from Monroe County Technical Center during my Junior year. I am actively involved in National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society. I also love playing soccer. I joined HOSA in 10th grade, and ever since then, it has been a pivotal part of my High School experience. HOSA has allowed me to grow out of my shell, gain important leadership skills, and intensify my passion for healthcare! One thing I especially appreciate about HOSA is the endless opportunities to connect with others. From around West Virginia to across the world, I have made so many special bonds that have inspired me to grow, learn, and be more active. As Secondary Representative I hope to be that connection that inspires the future health professionals of West Virginia HOSA to grow, learn, and become more involved.