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12.09.2022 - The American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) announces the recipients of the 2022 Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship. The Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship is a cash award, currently $3,000 per award, that incentivizes undergradua...
The American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) announces the recipients of the 2022 Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship. The Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship is a cash award, currently $3,000 per award, that incentivizes undergraduate students in US universities and colleges with recognized engineering programs to choose NDT/NDE as their field of specialization.
Engineering Undergraduate Scholarships were presented to:
Ryland Close – University of Utah
Daniel Johnson – Georgia Institute of Technology
Madison Pixler – University of Notre Dame
“ASNT is committed to providing financial assistance to engineering majors as these scholarships provide a pathway for students to pursue a career in NDT/NDE,” said Neal J. Couture, CAE, ASNT Executive Director. “We are pleased to recognize and support the academic development of these young engineers.”
About ASNT
Serving more than 22 000 members and certificate holders worldwide, ASNT, based in Columbus, Ohio, is the largest technical society for NDT professionals. ASNT certification and standards programs, publications, conferences, education, membership, and professional development programs are the foundation for expanding awareness of advancements in NDT. Governed by a volunteer group of officers and directors, the American Society for Nondestructive Testing is organized by councils representing interests relating to certification, engineering, research, education, and section operations.
Source: https://asnt.org/MajorSiteSections/About/Newsroom/article?a=F7977273ABA64544B9F2C9D88C283B71
Engineering Undergraduate Scholarships were presented to:
Ryland Close – University of Utah
Daniel Johnson – Georgia Institute of Technology
Madison Pixler – University of Notre Dame
“ASNT is committed to providing financial assistance to engineering majors as these scholarships provide a pathway for students to pursue a career in NDT/NDE,” said Neal J. Couture, CAE, ASNT Executive Director. “We are pleased to recognize and support the academic development of these young engineers.”
About ASNT
Serving more than 22 000 members and certificate holders worldwide, ASNT, based in Columbus, Ohio, is the largest technical society for NDT professionals. ASNT certification and standards programs, publications, conferences, education, membership, and professional development programs are the foundation for expanding awareness of advancements in NDT. Governed by a volunteer group of officers and directors, the American Society for Nondestructive Testing is organized by councils representing interests relating to certification, engineering, research, education, and section operations.
Source: https://asnt.org/MajorSiteSections/About/Newsroom/article?a=F7977273ABA64544B9F2C9D88C283B71