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Home » FMA foundation gives 28 students scholarships
Students from Pennsylvania, Michigan and North Dakota are among the 28 recipients of $1,500-$2,500 scholarships from the Fabricators and Manufacturers Association’s education foundation.
“We are pleased to award scholarships to these deserving students and are happy to assist them in reaching their academic goals,” said Edward Youdell, president of the group’s Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs foundation. “They recognize that skilled manufacturing careers can be rewarding financially and fulfilling personally. The knowledge and skills they obtain will help them be more competitive in the current job market.”