Collision Repair Education Foundation Announces More Than $750,000 In School Grants
The grants were made possible through corporate donations and local I-CAR committees raising funds.
3M Joins Collision Repair Education Foundation To Host Career Fair
“Cars, Careers and Celebrities” at the 3M Plaza brought together students from Minnesota technical colleges and more than a dozen hiring companies.
Collision Repair Education Foundation Seeking Support For Collision Programs
To kick-start the back-to-school giving, MCR Safety has donated 50,000 pairs of safety glasses and goggles to the Collision Repair Education Foundation that will be distributed to schools across the country.
Outstanding Instructors Recognized At ASE Industry Education Alliance Conference
With more than 300 automotive instructors, industry trainers and leaders in attendance, the conference offered three full days of training that count toward an instructor’s NATEF accreditation. Industry leaders, from both the OE and aftermarket segments, supported the instructor conference, which ran from July 25-29.
7 Students Receive Scholarships Through Industry Scholarship Fund
Thanks to generous memorial and donor awards to the University of the Aftermarket scholarship funds, seven students received scholarships to pursue education and future careers in the automotive aftermarket.
Collision Repair Education Foundation To Hold Ribbon-Cutting Event
The Collision Repair Education Foundation will be holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Thomas Edison Career and Technical High School’s collision program on May 18 in Jamaica, New York.
Women’s Industry Network Announces 2016 Scholarship Recipients
The Women’s Industry Network (WIN) has selected its scholarship winners for 2016. The network says the recipients of WIN scholarships have demonstrated their desire to excel in the field of collision repair and will receive tuition assistance, as well as educational opportunities.
Collision Repair Education Foundation Hosts Denver Event
Over 200 tech students visited the Garmat USA manufacturing facility April 14th for the Denver-based Cars, Careers and Celebrities event.
Guest Editorial: Seeing A Future In Collision
Hal Conte is senior studying collision repair at Bucks County Technical High School in Pennsylvania and is passionate about cars and the collision industry. He’s also passionate about writing and dreams of becoming a journalist covering the automotive industry.
CollisionU Students Show Off Skills During ‘Draft Hiring Days’ Event
Students in the Collision Repair and Technology program at Fayetteville Technical Community College in Fayetteville, NC, recently showed off their automotive body repair expertise for employers during the school’s Draft Hiring Days.
