Anthony Williams, a collision repair student at WyoTech in Laramie, WY, has been selected as the recipient of the ASE Chairman’s Scholarship for the 2024-25 academic year.
“We want to congratulate Anthony on being selected as this year’s ASE Chairman's scholarship honoree,” said Tom Trisdale, chairman of the ASE Board of Directors. “We had many exceptional candidates apply, but Anthony stood out for his outstanding achievements in and out of the classroom. He has a very bright future ahead of him and all of us at ASE congratulate him on this tremendous honor.”
The ASE Chairman’s Scholarship recognizes the strong technical skills and foundational knowledge required to support the industry as an entry-level technician. The ASE chairman is a voluntary leadership position, and the scholarship recognizes and honors the dedication of the ASE chairman to the advancement of all service professionals. The ASE Board of Directors is proud to recognize the recipients of this scholarship as they begin their journey as an automotive service and repair technician.
The Mike Rowe Work Ethic Scholarships recently announced its list of 2024-25 school year recipients, which also included several WyoTech students studying diesel or automotive technology: Duke Alberson, Wesley Bihn, Charlie Drane, Marcuss Flores, Morgan Fowler, Carson Holmes, Mory Hummell, Christopher Kunzer, Bryan Mucher, Seth Murphy, Justin Parker and Wyatt Prather.
