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Eight Northeast Wisconsin Technical College automotive students were selected to receive Automotive or Auto Collision Scholarships. Each student received a tool set valued at $2,500 from Snap-on Incorporated and up to $2,000 for tuition and expenses for the 2003-04 academic year.
Recipients were Joshua Bahr of Gresham, Jennifer Gruel of Gillett, Russell Holtmeier of Green Bay, Jay Kurowski of Green Bay, Chue Lor of Pulaski, Dean Peotter of Green Bay, Glen Perleberg of Luxemburg and Brent Westlund of Green Bay.
The students were selected on the basis of participation in automotive-related and other activities, leadership positions, honors and awards received, academic achievements, automotive-related goals, a letter of recommendation and assessment evaluations.
NWTC currently has five automotive programs: Auto Collision repair and Refinish Manager associate's degree, Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology technical diploma, Automotive Maintenance Technician technical diploma, Automotive Technician technical diploma and Automotive Technology associate's degree.