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One-Stop Shopping for Scholarships

Currently, no easy way exists for students looking for automotive scholarships to find a complete listing of what is available. In an effort to centralize a listing of all automotive scholarships available to interested students, AAIA is looking gathering information concerning any automotive scholarship programs currently available. The information will be listed on AAIA's web site www.aftermarket.org under the "Education" heading.

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By aftermarketNews Staff

BETHESDA, MD — Currently, no easy way exists for students looking for automotive scholarships to find a complete listing of what is available. In an effort to centralize a listing of all automotive scholarships available to interested students, AAIA is looking gathering information concerning any automotive scholarship programs currently available. The information will be listed on AAIA’s web site www.aftermarket.org under the “Education” heading.

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To submit scholarship information, send the name of the scholarship, a one or two line description with requirements, along with a contact name and e-mail address to Barbara Clark at [email protected].

For further questions, contact Barbara Clark at the above e-mail address or 301-654-6664.

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