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Letter to the Editor
Tuesday April 18
AASP-MN Names Scholarship Recipients
The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers, Minnesota (AASP-MN) has announced that the following students have been selected to receive a $500.00 scholarship award to support their continued studies in the automotive industry:- Sarah Bolstad, Lake Superior College, Duluth – Automotive Service Technology program
- Dustin Carlson, St. Cloud Technical College, St. Cloud – Auto Body Collision Repair program
- Joshua Clemens, Dakota County Technical College, Rosemount – Auto Body Collision Repair program
- Dwayne Corrigan, Northwest Technical College, Bemidji – Automotive Machining Technology program
- Gary Eipperle, St. Cloud Technical College, St. Cloud – Automotive Service Technology program
- Wardell Haywood, Century College, White Bear Lake – Automotive Service Technology program
- Bradley Helget, Dunwoody College of Technology, Minneapolis – Automotive Service Technology program
- Ryan Ohrmundt, Minnesota State Community & Technical College, Detroit Lakes – Automotive Service Technology program
- Marcelo Ortega, Dakota County Technical College, Rosemount – Auto Body Collision Repair program
- Justin Shepherd, South Central College, Mankato – Automotive Service Technology program.
Twenty-seven students from twelve schools applied for ten available scholarships. Scholarships were available to students entering the 2nd year of an NATEF-certified automotive program. Applications were reviewed by a committee of industry representatives, with consideration given to scholastic achievement, education and career goals, financial need, and written recommendations.
The scholarship awards are the centerpiece of AASP-MN’s Automotive Education Foundation, which was established to provide financial resources to support automotive students, enhance automotive programs and raise awareness of career opportunities in the independent automotive service industry.
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