Investing in Dreams
Thanks to the generous support of donors and the
community, the Parker Technical Education Center is complete, filled with
career and technical education students and Building the Future of tomorrow’s
workforce. Fund raising efforts are still underway to bridge the gap for
students. Help invest in dreams for future generations of students by
contributing to the Building the Future campaign for student scholarships. Your
donations will help students like Bryce, Sam, Josiah, Sarah, and Ryan:
“My academic goal is to successfully complete the Collision Repair program. I was going to have to pay out of pocket for the tools and was definitely concerned that I wasn’t going to be able to afford the tools. This scholarship helps me reach my goal. Words cannot express my gratitude for this support in helping me get through college.”
Sarah Reeser
Collision Repair Technology
“My goal in college is to obtain an associate’s degree in Machining and CNC Technology as well as possibly a degree in business. My future goal is to create my own CNC technology business. I am convinced that small business is the backbone of the local economy. Working as many hours as my schedule will allow, I still fall very short of my college financial needs. I am very grateful for this scholarship opportunity.”
Josiah Widmayer
Machining and CNC Technology
“I have worked hard to save up money so I can finish school with the least amount of debt as possible. Working to save up for school has taught me a lot about being responsible with my time and money. Receiving this scholarship helps me gain confidence in my ability to be successful in college. Thank you.”
Bryce Stepro
Diesel Technology
“I was in the welding program in high school for two years and moved to an advanced metals class my senior year. I also work for a logging company and have been doing welding and maintenance on their trucks. I really enjoy welding and working with metal. My academic goal at NIC is to earn my welding certification. I appreciate this scholarship and will do my best.”
Ryan Moseley
Welding Technology
“I attended Post Falls High School and continued my education to KTEC in the automotive program. I am very passionate about the automotive industry. You never stop learning in this field. I have been struggling quite a bit financially and this scholarship will help so much with the costs of attending school. I feel so much less stressed already. I never thought I was going to accomplish this much in my life and I am very thankful for your assistance in helping me achieve my goals.”
Samuel Moors
Automotive Technology
Contact
Rayelle B. Anderson, CFRE, Executive Director
North Idaho College Foundation
Sherman Building, Room 106
1000 West Garden Avenue, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
Phone: (208) 769-5978 | Fax: (208) 625-2349 | Email: foundation@nic.edu
www.nic.edu/foundation
