Augusta Tech Center Presents Awards, Scholarships
Capital Area Technical Center in Augusta recently presented the following awards and scholarships:
From Cony High School:
Zainab Al Braihi: Early Childhood Education Scholarship and Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Early Childhood Education; Sagad Al-Badri: Mark Scott Memorial Scholarship; and Mallory Audette: Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Health Academy and Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Career and Technical Education Scholarship.
Also, Courtney Bacon: Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Building Construction and G&E Roofing Scholarship; Jamison Bragdon: EMBARK Scholarship; Taylor Hippler: EMBARK Scholarship; and Kiley Lachance: Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Business Academy and Calumet Educational & Literary Foundation, Inc. CATC Scholarship.
Also, Emma-Leigh McCutcheon: Graphic Design Scholarship; Austin Merrill: Auto Body Tool Award; Jack Morrill: Business Academy Scholarship and CATC Scholarship; Khaled Najar: Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for JMG; and Simon Nichols: Graphic Design Scholarship.
Also, Jayda Oyster: Town Fair Tire Foundation Toolship; Ryan Pelletier: Graphic Design Scholarship; Annmarie Perry: Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Law Enforcement; and Joseph Poulin: Calumet Educational & Literary Foundation, Inc. – Tony Violette Scholarship.
Also, Bailee Roes: Early Childhood Education Scholarship; Tyson Tibbetts: Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Electrical Technology and Mark Scott Memorial Activity Fund Scholarship; Samantha Vermeer: CATC Multimedia Scholarship; and Keygan Wyman: Augusta Police Department Retirees Scholarship.
From Erskine Academy:
Clayton Allen: Auto Body Tool Award and EMBARK Scholarship; Alana Beggs: Childcare Scholarship; Katherine Bourdon: Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for EMT; and Colby Cunningham: Auto Mechanics Scholarship, EMBARK Scholarship and Auto Technology Scholarship.
Also, Wyatt French: Auto Body Tool Award; Isaac Hayden: Tyler Grandmaison MELMAC Scholarship; Calvin Mason: Auto Body Tool Award; Ely Rideout: Auto Body Tool Award; and Annalee Rogers: Culinary Arts Scholarship.
Also, Hannah Strout-Gordon: Early Childhood Education Scholarship and EMBARK Scholarhsip; Summer Wasilowski: Graphic Design Scholarship; and Emily York: Electrical Technology Tool Award.
From Gardiner Area High School:
Emma Baker: Culinary Arts Scholarship and G&E Roofing Culinary Scholarship; Joseph Ellis: Electrical Technology Tool Award; Timothy Eshelman: Auto Mechanics Scholarship; Zachary Pouzol: Culinary Arts Tool Award; and Connor Whitley: Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for Plumbing & Heating and Town Fair Tire Foundation Toolship.
From Hall-Dale High School:
Isaac Andrews: Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for Culinary Arts; Chandler Bibber: Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for Auto Technology and Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Auto Technology; and Parker Dean: Graphic Design Scholarship.
From Maranacook Community High School:
Genevieve Cirello: Early Childhood Education Scholarship; Nathan Foster: Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Machine Tool; Megan Kelley: Childcare Scholarship; Ella Schmidt: Instructor’s Choice Scholarship for Health Academy; Ryan Tapley: Computer Technology Scholarship; and Seth White: Plumbing Scholarship.
From Monmouth Academy:
Connor Harding: EMBARK Scholarship; Nicholas Levesque: Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for Auto Technology, Auto Technology Scholarship and Maine Blue Collar Scholarship Foundation; and Andrea McDonald: Town Fair Tire Foundation Toolship.
From Richmond High School:
Wyatt Crowe: EMBARK Scholarship; Jacob Molnar: Town Fair Tire Foundation Toolship and Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for Auto Body; and Alyssa Parker: Graphic Design Scholarship and Theodore Rhoades Memorial Scholarship;
From Winthrop High School:
Jayden Peters: Instructor’s Choice Tool Award for Auto Technology and Auto Technology Scholarship; and Vanessa Richards-Bowden: Early Childhood Education Scholarship.
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FAQs
What types of awards and scholarships does Augusta Tech Center offer?
Augusta Tech Center offers a variety of awards and scholarships to recognize academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement. These include merit-based scholarships, need-based scholarships, and awards for specific programs or fields of study.
How can I apply for awards and scholarships at Augusta Tech Center?
To apply for awards and scholarships at Augusta Tech Center, you typically need to complete a scholarship application form. This form may require information such as academic records, financial need, and personal statements outlining your achievements and goals.
When is the deadline to apply for awards and scholarships at Augusta Tech Center?
The deadline to apply for awards and scholarships varies each year and depends on the specific scholarship or award. It’s important to check the Augusta Tech Center’s website or contact the financial aid office for the most up-to-date information on deadlines.
Who is eligible to apply for awards and scholarships at Augusta Tech Center?
Eligibility criteria for awards and scholarships at Augusta Tech Center vary depending on the specific scholarship or award. Generally, eligibility is based on factors such as academic achievement, financial need, leadership qualities, and community involvement. Some scholarships may also have specific requirements related to the student’s field of study or program.
How are recipients selected for awards and scholarships at Augusta Tech Center?
Recipients of awards and scholarships at Augusta Tech Center are typically selected based on a combination of factors, including academic performance, financial need (for need-based scholarships), leadership qualities, community service, and personal statements. Selection committees may review applications and conduct interviews as part of the selection process.
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