2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

JAMES M. WACHTLER ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP
GPA Required: 3.5 or higher
James M. Wachtler, a former LCCC Trustee, established this scholarship in 1978.
Applicant must have academic potential as measured by the composite score from
the college assessment test and high school record. Preference is given to applicants
with unmet financial need.
ALBERT WASLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
G.P.A. Required: 3.5 or higher
Established in 2002 by the LCCC Board of Trustees in memory of Mr. Albert Wasley,
former College Trustee. Applicant must be a graduate of a Luzerne County high
school and demonstrate outstanding high school or college academic achievement
and good character.
II. CURRICULUM
Automotive Technology/Motorsports Technology Scholarships
JOSEPH AMATO SCHOLARSHIP
Given annually by the JA Foundation. Applicant must be currently involved in
the Motorsports field and have at least 24 credits earned at the time of award.
This award is not based on financial need.
AACA – ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA
Established in 2000 by the members of the regional chapter of the AACA to benefit
a student in LCCC’s Automotive Program. Applicant must have completed
15 credits in the Automotive Technology curriculum and be in good academic
standing.
THE DANIEL W. BEYNON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Established in 2000 by Sandra Beynon Nicholas, Executive Director, LCCC Foundation.
Applicant must have unmet financial need. First preference will be given
to a student enrolled in the Automotive curriculum.
MICHAEL J. CEFALO, ESQ. SCHOLARSHIP
G.P.A. Required: 2.5 or higher
Given annually by Attorney Michael J. Cefalo, West Pittston. Applicant must be
in his or her second year of LCCC’s Motorsports program, actively involved in
Motorsports and have 30 credits earned at the time of award.
GENERAL MOTORS TRAINING COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP
G.P.A. Required: 2.0 or higher
Established in 1993 by the Northeast Region General Motors Dealers Training
Council. Applicant must be a second year, part-time student of the Automotive
Technology program.
GENERAL MOTORS TRAINING COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP
(Full-time incoming freshman)
Established in 1993 by the Northeast Region General Motors Dealers Training
Council. To be awarded to a high school senior who will be attending LCCC on a
full-time basis and enrolled in the Automotive Technology curriculum. (Applicant
should apply in the spring semester of their senior year of high school for
award in the fall).
MOROSO PERFORMANCE SCHOLARSHIP
G.P.A. Required: 2.75 or higher
This award was established in 2000 by Moroso Performance Products, one of the
word’s most respected suppliers of automotive equipment for racing and street
performance applications. Recipient must be a second year student in the
Motorsports Technology Program.
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