The Automation Conference 2014 Scholarship Winners

    Nov. 20, 2014
    Tri-County Technical College awards four students with David A. Harvey Memorial Scholarships.
    The Automation Conference 2014 Scholarship Winners
    Pictured from left, seated, are the 2014 David A. Harvey Scholarship award winners: Jason Flynn, Vicentiu Iorga, Jonathan Hamrick, and Sidney Davis. Pictured with them are Cheryl Garrison, career services job placement coordinator, and Shan Smith, IET program coordinator, who also delivered a presentation at The Automation Conference detailing how Tri-County Technical College works with area manufacturers to develop a curriculum that produces knowledgeable technical employees.

    Since the inception of The Automation Conference in 2012, one of the goals of the conference has been to support the next generation of automation technology experts. To achieve this goal, we developed the David A. Harvey Memorial Scholarship Award (named for Automation World’s founding publisher) to help deserving students working toward an engineering/industrial technology career complete their college or technical school education.

    At The Automation Conference 2014 (held in Chicago on May 20-21), we awarded Tri-County Technical College with this year’s David A. Harvey scholarship, allowing the college to determine how best to award the funds to students. The college determined that four Industrial Electronics Technology (IET) students will split the $4500 scholarship, with each student receiving $1,125 to assist with tuition and book expenses for the summer 2015 session.

    Scholarship award determination was made based on recipients having a 2.8 GPA or higher, being an IET major, and a written essay describing the reason they decided to major in IET and where they see themselves in five years.

    The winners were Jason Flynn, Vicentiu Iorga, Jonathan Hamrick, and Sidney Davis.

    For information on previous winners of the David A. Harvey Scholarship, see the articles listed below:

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    David Greenfield joined Automation World in June 2011. Bringing a wealth of industry knowledge and media experience to his position, David’s contributions can be found in AW’s print and online editions and custom projects. Earlier in his career, David was Editorial Director of Design News at UBM Electronics, and prior to joining UBM, he was Editorial Director of Control Engineering at Reed Business Information, where he also worked on Manufacturing Business Technology as Publisher. 
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