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MoreATLANTA - The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) has announced the recipients of 12 scholarships totaling $38,000 for the 2005-06 academic year. Reuben Trane Scholarship: Michael Basha, University of the Pacific, mechanical engineering, received a two-year $5,000 per year scholarship. Henry Adams Scholarship: Lee Zambino, Widener University, mechanical engineering. Duane Hanson Scholarship: Salome Balderrama, University of Texas-Austin, architectural engineering. Alwin B. Newton Scholarship: Zachery Schiller, City College of New York, mechanical engineering. Donald E. Nichols Scholarship: Daniel Wray, Tennessee Technological University, electrical engineering. ASHRAE Region VIII Scholarship: Jeanette De Leon, University of Texas-San Antonio, mechanical engineering. ASHRAE Scholarships: Lola Oyebola, Michigan Technological University, electrical engineering, and Alfred Vitela III, University of Texas-San Antonio, mechanical and HVAC engineering. Memorial Scholarship: Jeremy Wright, University of Cincinnati, mechanical engineering. Associate of Engineering Technology Scholarship: Michael Dean, Central Kentucky Technical College, HVAC technology. Bachelor's Engineering Technology Scholarship: Michael Rister, Texas Tech University, mechanical engineering technology. J. Richard Mehalick Scholarship: Igor Tatarintsev, University of Pittsburgh, mechanical engineering.
The students, all pursuing courses leading to a career within the HVACR industry, received the following undergraduate ASHRAE scholarships:
The following one-year $3,000 scholarships were awarded:
ASHRAE has awarded 127 scholarships during the past 15 years. For more information, visit the "Scholarships" shortcut at www.ashrae.org or contact Lois Benedict at ASHRAE headquarters by e-mail at benedict@ashrae.org or telephone at 678-539-1120.
Publication date: 08/08/2005
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