MAINE
METAL
PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION
SCHOLARSHIP
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| Scholarship
Description:
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The Maine Metal Products Association
Scholarship awards are given to individuals who have
demonstrated an outstanding record and overall
potential to attend an institution of higher
learning majoring in:
- Mechanical Engineering
- Machine Tool Technician
- Sheet Metal Fabrication
- Welding
- CADCAM for Metals Industry
This scholarship is restricted to
the study of metal working trades and will be used
to pay tuition costs and textbooks only.
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Purpose of the Scholarship is two-fold:
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- Provides a valuable community
service by encouraging qualified applicants to
pursue careers in the metal working industry.
- Provides the community and the
Maine Metal Products Association member
companies with a potential source of well
trained metal working technicians and management
personnel.
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| Eligibility
Criteria:
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- The applicant must be a Maine
resident and have a sincere desire to further
their education in the metal working trades.
- The applicant must be full-time
students and maintain a minimum of a C average.
- The winner of the scholarship
award must have applied to enter a metal trades
program at a Maine college in the fall and must
be accepted as a student at that college.
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| Award
Determination:
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- Personal qualifications of
attitude, self-motivated initiative, seriousness of intent and
overall impression.
- Proven aptitude or demonstrated
ability in the metal working trades.
- High school and post secondary
records - scholastic and extracurricular
activities.
- Sponsorship from a metal working company doing business
in Maine.
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| Award
Amount:
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Varies; determined by the selection committee.
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| Application
Deadline: |
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All application materials must be submitted to MES and postmarked by April 18, 2008. Winners will be notified in writing by the Maine Metal Products Association by July 2008.
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| Application
Requirements:
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- Copy of high school diploma or
equivalent, or expected graduation date and school name.
- Copy of high school and post
secondary transcripts.
- At least one letter (two preferred) of recommendation from another source outside of your family
e.g., clergy, teacher, town leader, business
person, employer, etc.
- In your own words, describe
your goals, aspirations and accomplishments. Why
and how did you decide on a career in metal
working? Why do you think you should receive
this scholarship? (use separate sheet, maximum one page)
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