CAWA provided $11,750 in scholarships this year to 15 individuals, of which 10 students also received a $500 Powerbuilt certificate.
July 5, 2018—CAWA, representing the Automotive Parts Industry, announced the recipients of its 2018 scholarship awards. CAWA provided $11,750 in scholarships this year to 15 individuals, of which 10 students also received a $500 Powerbuilt certificate thanks to All Trade Tools.
Recipients of the scholarships include:
Naomi Rivas - Mort Schwartz Award, University of Redlands
Christina Schneider - College of the Desert
Alec Jobbins - University of California - Berkeley
Erik Rodriguez - California State University - Chico
Nicol Henriquez - Los Angeles Trade-Technical College
Ernesto Candelario - Cerritos College
Adam Haddad - Arizona State University
Karen White - Universal Technical Institute
Amanda McCullar - Solano Community College
Jeff Pizzella - Palomar College
Reed Schneider - Universal Technical Institute
Madison Sira - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stephanie Garcia - Ventura County Community College
Torry Tegio - Truckee Meadows Community College
Michael Ni - Citrus College
The primary scholarship fundraising effort by CAWA is its annual dinner meeting held the Sunday night before the AAPEX and SEMA shows. This year it will be held at Caesar's in Las Vegas on October 28, 2018. Scholarship funding also comes, in part, from a grant provided by the University of the Aftermarket Foundation.
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