Pub. 3 2021 Issue 2

Jump-start your Career in Automotive NICOLE HAVEY AUTOMOTIVE CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION SPECIALIST A re you currently sponsoring a high school student or 1st-year college student through an internship or job co-op? Are they inter- ested in continuing their automotive, heavy-duty/diesel, powersports, or collision education at a New Hampshire Community College? The NHADA Education Foundation wants to help support those students pursuing a career as an automotive techni- cian through scholarship opportunities. With the growing need for skilled workers in New Hamp- shire’s automotive industry, NHADA has provided over $100,000 in scholarship aid to students for the 2020-2021 academic year. This year, we want to help your co-op students with scholarship awards and hit that benchmark once again. We are currently accepting applications for scholarships. To complete an application, please have the student visit foundation.nhada.com/scholarships. Please note, all of the scholarship applications require: • a copy of a school transcript; • a recommendation letter from an automotive instructor; and, • a recommendation from the service manager. The deadline is quickly approaching, so please don’t miss this opportunity to help a student in need! The application must be completed by April 15. For more questions regarding this opportunity, please contact Nicole Havey directly at 603-224-2369 or email foundation@nhada.com . WITH THE GROWING NEED FOR SKILLED WORKERS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE’S AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, NHADA HAS PROVIDED OVER $100,000 IN SCHOLARSHIP AID TO STUDENTS FOR THE 2020-2021 ACADEMIC YEAR. N E W H A M P S H I R E 21