Senior PCTI Students Awarded Gene HAAS Foundation Scholarship

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Passaic County Technology Institute’s (PCTI) School of Applied Engineering recently received scholarship funds from the Gene Haas Foundation. The generous $12,000 donation will be awarded to soon-to-be graduates who are interested in continuing their education in machine-based training and engineering.

The Gene Haas Foundation is a longstanding esteemed member of PCTI’s Advisory Board whose ultimate goal is to grow skills in the machining industry through scholarships for CNC machine technology students and NIMS credentials.

On behalf of the Gene Haas Foundation, Adam Travers presents PCTI Supervisor Michael Coscia (Wayne), Instructor Andrew Rusin (Hasbrouck Heights), Supervisor of Instruction Mark Cacace (Vernon) and Instructor Robert Eckrote (Little Falls) with the $12,000 scholarship donation for graduates of the School of Applied Engineering.

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