income statewide. Over the work life, a typical career major completer can expect to add more than $475,000, or $188,000 in current dollars, to lifetime earnings relative to completing no additional education beyond high school. In current dollars, the direct benefits are $1.84 billion in future income gains to completers, $138 million in added tax revenue to state and local government, and direct in-state spending of $185 million for the delivery of the career major instructional programs statewide. Indirect benefits include $1.66 billion in estimated spillover income gains to the broader state economy which in turn produce $124 million in tax revenue. Leadership The department is led by the state director and the CareerTech board. Dr. Marcie Mack serves as the state director. Board of Career and Technology Education The State Board of Career and Technology Education is a nine-member board composed of the Oklahoma superintendent of public instruction (who serves as the chairman of the board), two members of the Oklahoma State Board of Education, one member from each of the state's congressional districts and one at-large member. All members, except ex officio members, are appointed by the governor of Oklahoma and confirmed by the Oklahoma Senate. As of 2015, the chairman is Joy Hofmeister, Oklahoma superintendent of public instruction. Current members include Major General Leo J. Baxter, Bill Price, Janet Smith, Dave Stewart, Philip Kennedy, Marilyn Harrel, Randy Gilbert and Tim Burg. Organization Board of Career and Technology Education Director All Agency Divisions Accreditation Business and Information Technology Education Division Administration Technology Engineering Division Adult Basic Education Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division Adult Career Development Trade and Industrial Education Division Agricultural Education Health Careers Education Division Business and Industry Services Business, Marketing and Information Technology Education Career and Academic Connections Communications and Marketing Creative Services Curriculum and Instructional Materials Center (CIMC) Digital Printing, Distribution and Client Services Education Partnerships and Customized Services Facility Services Family and Consumer Sciences Education Federal Legislation Assistance Financial Services Health Careers Education Human Resources Information Commons Information Management Innovation, Research and Quality Marketing Education Partnerships and Customized Services Professional Development Program Management Office (PMO) Research Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Service Center Skills Centers Systems Design and Computer Services Technology Engineering Testing Trade and Industrial Education Hall of Fame The Oklahoma Foundation for Career and Technology Education supports the Oklahoma CareerTech Hall of Fame. The award is given to individuals who,