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Armstrong Announces Energy Management Scholarship Recipients
Pictured back row left to right: Ryan Lake, recipient, Tom Henry, global director of marketing for Armstrong, Will Grindall, director of institutional markets for Armstrong, Brian Naiman, recipient, Dr. Peter Parker, professor of WMU College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and Jason Thomas, recipient. Front row left to right: Trisha Janicki, David Williams and Michael Folck, recipients.
Three Rivers, Mich. - Armstrong International, Inc., a world leader in intelligent system solutions for steam, air and hot water utility applications, announces that six Western Michigan University (WMU) students are winners of the Armstrong Endowment for Energy Management scholarship. The recipients include Trisha Janicki, Michael Folck, David Williams, Brian Naiman, Jason Thomas and Ryan Lake. All are chemical engineering students who participate in the energy management option of WMU's chemical engineering program, which provides hands-on involvement with industry professionals to advance the knowledge and understanding of students seeking professional careers in the energy industry.
"Knowledge and efficient management of energy is so critical to our world today and Armstrong's support through these scholarships helps us advance our mission to educate and encourage students to pursue a career in energy," said Dr. Peter Parker, professor at WMU's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
The $400,000 Armstrong endowment was established in 2001 and scholarships are awarded annually to WMU chemical engineering students who meet academic and other criteria.
About Armstrong International
Armstrong International, Inc. (AII), founded in 1900, is a privately held, U.S. multinational manufacturer of intelligent system solutions for steam, air and hot water utility applications. Headquartered in Three Rivers, Mich., it operates sales, manufacturing and seminar facilities around the world. More information can be found at http://www.armstronginternational.com/.
About Western Michigan University
Western Michigan University is a dynamic, student-centered research university with an enrollment of 25,000. WMU is focused on delivering high-quality undergraduate instruction, advancing its growing graduate division and fostering significant research activities. More information can be found at http://www.wmich.edu/.