BASF Sponsors SkillsUSA, WorldSkills Competitions
BASF Refinish supports SkillsUSA on a local level, supplying judges and supporting schools that attend and host competitions across the country and throughout the year.
Greenville High School Auto Tech SkillsUSA Gold Medal Winners
A team of students from the Automotive Technology Program at Greenville High School Career Tech Center in Greeville, Ohio, won the Gold Medal for the SkillsUSA National Championship Transportation Category, in the Career Pathway Showcase.
Polyvance Demonstrates Nitrogen Plastic Welding At SkillsUSA Competition
Kurt Lammon of Polyvance gave a demonstration of a new nitrogen plastic welding component that will become an official part of the competition in 2018.
Vanguard-Sentinel CTC Students Win SkillsUSA Gold Medals
Dylan Wertz and Alan Zimmerman from the Vanguard-Sentinel Career and Technology Centers Sentinel campus in Tiffin, Ohio, earned gold medals at the 53rd annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville, KY.
GFS, SATA, AkzoNobel Partner At SkillsUSA For Professional-Grade Finishing Environment
The newest equipment supplied includes a custom, portable paint booth trailer for a total of 16 state-of-the-art spraying stalls, which will be used for the SkillsUSA color matching competition.
SHHS Students Take Podium At SKillsUSA Competition
The St. Helens High School students will be competing in the SkillsUSA national competition.
Faribault Teen To Represent Minnesota At SkillsUSA Championships
Faribault High School student Jon Hausen finished first in the SkillsUSA Minnesota Finals.
Young Coventry Mechanic To Compete In National SkillsUSA Competition
Wade Johnson won first place at the 2017 Skills USA Rhode Island competition.
Greenville High School Auto Tech Program Wins Gold At State SkillsUSA Competition
Greenville High School Career Technical Center students won the Gold Medal for the SkillsUSA Ohio Championship Transportation Category.
WHS Student Places Third At SkillsUSA Competition, Wins Motorcycle For School
Watauga High School’s Jacob Miller finished in third place at the SkillsUSA motorcycle competition.
