3/14/2013

PHOTO: Pictured left to right: Brian Seckinger, AMFA-ET Treasurer, Todd Hanson, AMFA-ET board member; Max Udovich, Machine Technology instructor; Garry Krause, AMFA-ET President; Elissa Hansen, AMFA-ET Vice-President; Rusty Hoglund, AMFA-ET board member, Bill Gundersen, AMFA-ET Secretary.

The Arrowhead Manufacturers and Fabricators Association Educational Trust (AMFA-ET) presented Lake Superior College with a $5,970.00 grant to purchase five complete machine tool kits for Machine Technology student scholarship recipients.

The tool kit purchase enables students to continue on in the machining program and helps to ensure that regional employers will have an adequate supply of well-trained employees. To qualify for the grant scholarship, students must be enrolled in the machine technology program and have a good academic standing.

The Arrowhead Manufacturers and Fabricators Association (AMFA) is a member driven organization helping to strengthen and grow the manufacturing and fabricating industries in Northeastern Minnesota and Northwestern Wisconsin. The AMFA-ET is a 501-C3 nonprofit organization, which disseminates information about employment opportunities in manufacturing, provides grants to regional educational institutions, supports lifelong learning in technical education and raises funds to support its mission.

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