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Scholarships: Online Applications Open Now For 2013 GAAS Scholarships; Deadline Is March 31, 2013

The scholarships are available to students in two-year technical college programs and vocational schools and four-year college programs. To receive a GAAS scholarship, applicants must be enrolled full-time in a college-level program or an ASE / NATEF (National Automotive Technician Education Foundation) certified automotive technical program.

Women’s Industry Network Awards Scholarships to Top Female Competitors from SkillsUSA

This year’s WIN recipients are Jessica Crowley, who placed third in the automotive refinishing technology category, and Kristina Shaver, who was the high scorer in the collision repair technology category at SkillsUSA.

Ohio Technical College Opens The Edelbrock Performance Academy

The Edelbrock Performance Academy at OTC provides students with the skills necessary to efficiently increase a vehicle’s performance through planning, installation and modification of high-performance engine components, superchargers, nitrous, fuel injection systems and more.

Deadline Nearing on GAAS Scholarships

Funds are still available to students pursuing a career in the aftermarket, however, the deadline for U.S. applications is March 31.

David White Named AYES Instructor of the Year

White was named AYES Instructor of the Year in 2007 and received the ASE/ACTE National Secondary Automotive Program of the Year award in 2001 and 2007. “

SEAN MURPHY AS THE 2011 GUNK SERIOUS SOLUTIONS CHALLENGE GRAND PRIZE WINNER

Murphy to Return to Tennessee Technology Center at Athens with
$5,000 Grand Prize for the School’s Auto Department

“Showdown at SEMA” is the title of the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship held at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas.

Finish Line: Wildcard Team Produces Wild Finish at Engine Building Event

Each month, Tomorrow’s Technician takes a look at some of the automotive-related student competitions taking place in this country, as well as the world.

The Real World: In It to Win It — Grassroots Racing Engine Work

There are some basic differences to building an engine for road racing applications versus for circle track or drag racing. And, there are differences in your customers who are looking to have their engines modified.

Time is running out for students to earn $2,500 for their education!

It’s nearing the finish line for this year’s Bendix Passion that Drives You scholarship!