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Ivy Tech Community College−Northeast announces 2012 student scholarship and grant recipients

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Ivy Tech Community College−Northeast is pleased to announce the 2012 recipients of the Chancellor’s Scholarship, the Choice Scholarship and the Craftsman Tool Grant.

Chancellor’s Scholarship

Ivy Tech Chancellor’s Scholarship recipients will receive $6,000 ($3,000 per academic year) toward college tuition and fees should they choose Ivy Tech. Students are chosen by the scholarship committee based upon high academic achievement, community or school involvement, and intention to earn an associate degree at Ivy Tech–Northeast. By meeting academic standards at Ivy Tech, both students will be able to renew the scholarship monies for a second year.

2012 Recipients:

  • Katelyn Chapman, Leo High School
  • Naomi Abel, Homeschool
  • Austin Scheiner, Wayne Trace High School

Choice Scholarship

Ivy Tech Choice Scholarship recipients will receive $1,000 toward college tuition and fees should they choose Ivy Tech. Recipients were chosen by the scholarship committee based upon academic achievement, community or high school involvement, and a personal written statement.

2012 Recipients:

  • Jeffrey Holbrook, Lakewood Park Christian High School
  • Alyssa Gingerich, Harlan Christian High School
  • Colene Smart, Homeschool
  • Eden Aker, Columbia City High School
  • Kalene Winn, Heritage High School
  • Brooke Jones, Angola High School
  • Mattew Todd, Homestead High School
  • Mariah Cowans, Bellmont High School
  • Drake Atchley, Harlan Christian High School
  • Gabriel Crowder, Eastside High School
  • Matthew Krueger, Homeschool
  • Danica Forbes, Prairie Heights High School
  • Loruel Nierman, Homeschool
  • Jason Zwick, Homestead High School
  • Kayla Brunner, Huntington North High School
  • Courtney Fender, Angola High School
  • Ashton Draper, Hamilton High School

Craftsman Tool Grant

The Collision Repair Education Foundation awards the Craftsman Tool Grant, which offers the recipient a Craftsman 268 piece Mechanic Tool Set with  Lift-Top Lid Case, Craftsman mechanics gloves and a ten drawer heavy duty tool chest. In order to be eligible for the grant, applicants must be a student of collision repair and must demonstrate financial need. Craftsman Tool Grants are awarded to a total of 17 students nationwide.

  • 2012 Recipient:
    • Troy Ryan, Automotive Technology student at Ivy Tech Community College−Northeast

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