Matthew Barbercheck, Sophomore
Columbus, IN
Michael Goldsworthy, S
Lake Linden, MI
Andrew Granger, Senior
Cheboygan, MI
Sault Ste. Marie, MI
Barrett Willard, Senior
Bemidji, MN
Secondary Education Industrial Technology Scholarship and Grant Recipients
2009
Scholarships
At its 81st annual convention and student competition on May 6-9, 2009 in
Battle Creek, MI, the Michigan Industrial
and Technology Education Society awarded scholarships to
students interested in pursuing a professional career as an Industrial
Education, Technology Education or Career and Technical Education teacher.
The students below received scholarships based on their educational progress and commendable academic performance. All five are members of the NMU-Student Industrial Technology Education Society (SITES)
The amount of
scholarship money awarded depends on a student’s grade level and is awarded as follows: Freshman-$500, Sophomore-$750, Junior-$1,000 and Senior-$1,500.
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Matthew Barbercheck, Sophomore Columbus, IN |
Michael Goldsworthy, S
Lake Linden, MI |
Andrew Granger, Senior Cheboygan, MI |
Gary Herschell, Senior Sault Ste. Marie, MI |
Barrett Willard, Senior Bemidji, MN |
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Grants
Award: Professional Development - Collaboration with 4 other universities to merge IX and TX teacher certifications.
To: Northern Michigan University
From: Michigan Industrial and Technology Education Society
Amount: $366.66
Award: Program Development - Secondary Education Industrial Technology student organization - SITES
To: Michael Turino
From: Michigan Industrial and Technology Education Society
Amount: $2,200
Award: CTE Teacher Recruitment and Retention
To: Northern Michigan University
From: MDE - Office of Career and Technical Education
Amount: $1,470
2008
Scholarships
At its 80th
annual convention and student competition on May 7 -10, 2008, in Lansing, MI, the Michigan Industrial
and Technology Education Society awarded scholarships to
students interested in pursuing a professional career as an Industrial
Education, Technology Education or Career and Technical Education teacher.
To qualify for consideration, industrial technology education students must be
recommended by an industrial education professor, obtain a letter of support
from a MITES member, and be maintaining a minimum grade point average of 3.0 in
their major.
The amount of scholarship money awarded depends on a student’s grade level.
The levels of funds awarded are as follows: Freshman - $500, Sophomore -
$750, Junior - $1,000 and Senior - $1,500.
Of the seven students throughout the State receiving scholarships, three are
enrolled in the SEIT teacher education program at Northern Michigan University.
The three young men pictured below are deserving recipients as they own
grade point averages well above the 3.0 minimum required and consistently make
the Dean’s List. Congratulations to
Michael, Gary and Andrew!
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Michael Bryant, Junior
Iron Mountain, MI |
Gary Herschell, Sophomore
Sault Ste. Marie, MI |
Andrew Richard, Sophomore
Florence, WI |
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Grants
Award: CTE Teacher Recruitment and Retention
To: Northern Michigan University
From: MDE - Office of Career and Technical Education
Amount: $7,000
2007
Grants
Award: CTE Teacher Recruitment and Retention
To: Northern Michigan University
From: MDE - Office of Career and Technical Education
Amount: $7,000
