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Scholarship Recipients |
Art Center College of DesignPasadena, California - $10,000 annually to support one "future classic" design student at this prestigious West Coast college Berks Career & Technology CenterReading, PA - $20,000 grant to introduce the art and science of restoration into the school's automotive technology program Calhoun Area Career Technical SchoolBattle Creek, MI – $10,000 grant for specialized tools and equipment for its Collision Repair Technology program Clover Park Technical CollegeLakewood, WA - Renewal of funding: $10,000 toward two Clover Park/LeMay Museum Vehicle Restoration Program scholarships College for Creative StudiesDetroit, Michigan - Renewal of scholarship funding: $10,000 for two scholarships given to students studying transportation design. Independence High SchoolIndependence, IA - $5,500 grant for equipment is awarded this high school automotive program. Kettering UniversityFlint, Michigan - $10,000 scholarship supporting several students in a restoration coop program at this university which was formerly the General Motors Institute The Landing School for Boatbuilding and DesignKennebunkport, ME - Renewal of scholarship funding: $5,000 for two scholarships shared between two students for the school year. McPherson CollegeMcPherson, Kansas - $20,000 annually to support four scholarships at this four-year liberal arts college with the only four-year degree in automotive restoration technology, and a $100,000 capital improvement grant for upgrades to its automotive restoration teaching facility Northwest House of HopeTraverse City, MI – $7,500 matching grant for its Automobile Restoration Program for troubled youth Regional Career Tech CenterYpsilanti, Michigan - $5,000 equipment grant Washtenaw Community CollegeAnn Arbor, Michigan - Renewal of scholarship funding: $10,000 scholarship fund for students majoring in automotive technology WyoTechLaramie, WY - student Josh Vosh is awarded the first scholarship at this industry-related school. |