CONGRATULATIONS

AAMA Scholarship Winners

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CONGRATULATIONS

AAMA Scholarship Winners

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CONGRATULATIONS

AAMA Scholarship Winners

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Teaming Up

The AAMA and the Alabama Community College System are teaming up to help Alabamians interested in pursuing a technical education certificate or associate degree in preparation for a career related to the automotive manufacturing industry.

Use your scholarship at any one of the 23 eligible community colleges in the state.

Here are the steps:

Submit a completed application packet by the deadline.

Including:

  • Completed application with resume.
  • A maximum 500-word essay telling why you want to work in Alabama’s automotive Industry.
  • One (1) signed reference letter.
  • Either an unofficial High School or a College transcript.
  • And a headshot photo.

Just a small amount of time gets you a chance at a $1,800 scholarship.

Requirements:

  • Must be a resident of Alabama
  • High School Senior or College Freshman
  • Must have a 2.5 overall GPA
  • Plans to pursue an automotive manufacturing related career in Alabama
  • Applicants must have a declared major in one of the approved scholarship related programs:
  • Automotive Manufacturing Technology
  • Automotive Manufacturing
  • Automotive Service Technician
  • Computer Numerical Control
  • Engineering Technology
  • Industrial Electronics Technology
  • Industrial Maintenance Technology
  • Injection Molding
  • Logistics
  • Machine Shop/Tool Technology
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • Mechanical Design Technology
  • Mechatronics
  • Welding Technology
  • Other Automotive Technology Related Programs May be Considered
  • Applicant must submit required application documentation packet by stated deadline (includes headshot photo)
  • Applicant must be willing to participate with their assigned mentor
  • Applicant is required to communicate with AAMA and ACCS to provide pertinent information

Earn a scholarship to assist you in paying for your tuition, fees, and books at a community college.

Congratulations to our 2021 winners!

Brandon Ashford, Lawson State Community College

Braxton Bargerhuff, Gadsden State Community College

Alissa Bearden, Gadsden State Community College

Brock Boecher, Lawson State Community College

David Boyd, Shelton State Community College

Dylan Browder, Lurleen B. Wallace Community College

Tyler Burnett, Gadsden State Community College

Caleb Cole, Shelton State Community College

Mason Finch, Gadsden State Community College

jessica fisher, Bevill State Community College

Hunter Graham, Wallace State Community College

Matthew Kensing, Calhoun Community College

Jake Knighten, Snead State Community College

Logan McLeroy, Gadsden State Community College

Alex Munoz, Wallace State Community College

Julio Najera, Gadsden State Community College

Kwann Peters, Reid State Technical College

Zane Robertson, Lurleen B. Wallace Community College

Dillon Sudduth, Shelton State Community College

Noah White, Gadsden State Community College

Austin Wilder, Shelton State Community College

Michael Woods, Bevill State Community College