AASP-MN awards $20,000 to automotive students
The Alliance of Automotive Service
Providers, Minnesota (AASP-MN) will distribute
$20,000 in scholarship awards to students enrolled in
post-secondary mechanical and collision repair programs
in the state.
The AASP-MN Scholarship Committee selected 20 students
who will receive a $1,000 scholarship award to support
their continued studies in the automotive industry:
- Ivan M. Anfilofieff,
Northland Community College, Thief River Falls
Automotive Service Technology - Joshua Anthony Bublitz,
Ridgewater College, Willmar
Automotive Service Technology - Jason Cullen,
Century College, White Bear Lake
Automotive Service Technology - Kyle Steven DeCoux,
Riverland Community College, Albert Lea
Automotive Service Technology - Jason David Dombeck,
Hennepin Technical College, Brooklyn Park
Automotive Service Technology - Jesus (Jesse) Garcia,
Ridgewater College, Willmar
Automotive Service Technology - Bruce Freeman,
Anoka Technical Institute, Anoka
Automotive Service Technology - Robert W.
Hennepin Technical College, Brooklyn Park,
Auto Body Collision Repair - Nicholas P. Hoeben,
Dunwoody College of Technology, Minneapolis,
Automotive Service Technology - Cher Lor,
Century College, White Bear Lake
Automotive Service Technology - Derek R. Meehl,
St. Cloud Technical College, St. Cloud
Auto Body Collision Repair - John Mejia,
South Central College, Mankato
Automotive Service Technology - Polycarp Onserio Metobo,
Century College, White Bear Lake
Automotive Service Technology - Devin J. Spears,
Northland Community & Technical College, Thief River Falls
Automotive Service Technology - Ryan Stenzel,
Ridgewater College, Willmar
Automotive Service Technology - Travis Stoerzinger,
MN State College, Southeast Technical, Winona
Auto Body Collision Repair - Eric James Taufen,
Dakota County Technical College, Rosemount
Auto Body Collision Repair - Joseph B. Watson,
Dunwoody College of Technology, Minneapolis
Auto Body Collision Repair - Garth Wilson,
Hibbing Community College, Hibbing
Automotive Service Technology - Chase Wallace Tallman Wynia,
Riverland Community College, Austin
Auto Body Collision Repair
The scholarship awards are the centerpiece of AASP-MN’s Automotive Education Fund, which was established to provide financial resources to support automotive students, enhance automotive programs and raise awareness of career opportunities in the independent automotive service industry. To date, over $112,000 has been invested in automotive students and programs throughout the state.
The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of Minnesota (AASP-MN) is an association of independently-owned automotive service businesses and industry suppliers dedicated to improving the state’s automotive service industry and the success of its members.Sponsored
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