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Virginia Capitol C onnections, Winter 2017 29
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The Virginia Assoc­
iation for Career and
Technical Education is
pleased to announce that
Delegate Kathy J. Byron
of the 22nd District and
Senator Frank M. Ruff
Jr. of the 15th District
are the association’s
Policymakers of the
Year. They were honored
January 12 during the Virginia Association for
Career and Technical Education Professional
Development and Leadership Seminar.
Delegate Byron
represents parts of
Bedford, Campbell, and
Franklin counties and part
of the city of Lynchburg.
She serves as vice chair
of the House Commerce
and Labor Committee
and is a member of the
Finance Committee and
the House Science and
Technology Committee.
Senator Ruff repre­
sents parts of Brunswick, Campbell, Dinwiddie,
Halifax, Pittsylvania, and Prince George counties,
part of the city of Danville, and all of Charlotte,
Mecklenburg, Lunenburg,
and Nottoway counties.
He serves as chair of
the General Laws and
Technology Committee
and is a member of the
Agriculture, Conservation
and Natural Resources
Committee, Finance
Committee, and Rules
Committee.
Delegate Byron and
Senator Ruff recognize
the need to prepare students for successful careers
beyond high school and to increase opportunities
for workforce training. Both support the need
for industry credentialing for students and the
opportunity for qualified individuals who meet
certain requirements to teach high school career
and technical education courses in specific
subject areas.
byron
ruff
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