North American Council Of Automotive Teachers Education Foundation Announces 2014 Larry Cotton Memorial Scholarship Winner - aftermarketNews

North American Council Of Automotive Teachers Education Foundation Announces 2014 Larry Cotton Memorial Scholarship Winner

The NACAT Education Foundation Larry Cotten Memorial Scholarship was created in memory of Larry Cotten, a NACAT charter member and former president. Cotten's wife and family established the memorial scholarship following his death in an accident in 2005 to help pass his passion into the next generation of collision repair technicians.

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. – The North American Council of Automotive Teachers (NACAT) Education Foundation has announced the winner of the 2014 Larry Cotten Memorial Scholarship. The $1,500 scholarship was awarded to Shelby Woods of Madison, Mo., who will attend Southwestern Community College in Creston, Iowa.
 
“The NACAT Education Foundation congratulates Shelby as she embarks on her automotive aftermarket career,” said James Curry, executive director of the NACAT Education Foundation. “We also would like to thank and congratulate Pete Kornafel and the GAAS Scholarship program for the automotive scholarship website that makes it easy and enjoyable to rate and review applicants with information that is up-to-date and valuable.“
 
The NACAT Education Foundation Larry Cotten Memorial Scholarship was created in memory of Larry Cotten, a NACAT charter member and former president. Cotten’s wife and family established the memorial scholarship following his death in an accident in 2005 to help pass his passion into the next generation of collision repair technicians.
 
For more information about industry scholarships, go to AutomotiveScholarships.com.

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