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Penn College welding student receives scholarship

Penn College welding and fabrication engineering student Brandan R. Marhefka, of Windber, is one of about 100 recipients nationwide of a scholarship from the Specialty Equipment Marketing Association, an organization serving the automotive aftermarket industry. Credit: Cindy D. Meixel, Penn College. All Rights Reserved.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — A Pennsylvania College of Technology student was one of about 100 nationwide to receive a scholarship from the Specialty Equipment Marketing Association, an organization serving the automotive aftermarket industry. The SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund awarded a $2,750 scholarship to Brandan R. Marhefka, of Windber. A Dean’s List student, Marhefka is seeking a bachelor’s degree in welding and fabrication engineering technology.

“The SEMA Scholarship Program receives some incredibly impressive applications from students every year,” said Chris Standifer, SEMA manager of recognition programs. “This year’s applications were especially noteworthy…We’re here to support students from all majors. Winners go on to pursue a variety of careers; the common denominator is their love for automobiles.”

The scholarships are geared to students planning to pursue careers in the automotive aftermarket industry. Penn College’s School of Engineering Technologies offers several degrees related to welding and automotive technology. For information on those majors, visit www.pct.edu/et or call 570-327-4520.

Penn College is a national leader in applied technology education. Visit www.pct.edu, email admissions@pct.edu or call toll-free 800-367-9222.

Last Updated September 27, 2022