MAPSA Announces 2015-'16 Scholarship Winners -

MAPSA Announces 2015-’16 Scholarship Winners

"The students selected for MAPSA scholarships exemplify the outstanding applications received this year through the online application process," said Pete Kornafel, chairman of the GAAS Scholarship Committee. "Through the efforts of MAPSA and other regional associations, along with the supporters of the automotive scholarship fund, we are able to assist many students pursuing their dreams of higher education."

Global-Automotive-Aftermarket-Symposium-Logo-300x154The Midwest Automotive Parts & Service Association (MAPSA) announces the recipients of its scholarship for the 2015-’16 academic year. The recipients are:

Tyler Washington of New Albany, Ohio — attending Capital University, receiving a $1,000 award
Austin Evans of Westerville, Ohio — attending Arizona State University, receiving a $500 award
Natalie Menke of Stow, Ohio — planning to attend either Hiram College or Mount Union College, receiving a $500 award
Randall Miller of Gay, West Virginia— attending Marshall University, receiving a $250 award

Applicants for MAPSA 2015-’16 scholarships were taken through the Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium (GAAS) scholarship website.

“MAPSA is pleased to assist Tyler, Austin, Natalie and Randall as they pursue their education,” said Gary Murdock, MAPSA president. “The automotive scholarship website is a valuable asset to our association in providing these scholarships to such worthy recipients as these.”

“The students selected for MAPSA scholarships exemplify the outstanding applications received this year through the online application process,” said Pete Kornafel, chairman of the GAAS Scholarship Committee. “Through the efforts of MAPSA and other regional associations, along with the supporters of the automotive scholarship fund, we are able to assist many students pursuing their dreams of higher education.”

Scholarship funding comes from industry contributions provided by individuals, companies and foundations. Contributions can be made to the Scholarship Fund, c/o Susan Medick at the Auto Care Association, at 301-654-6664, or [email protected].

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