Jefferson North Assembly Plant and Mack Avenue Engine Plants I and II to Present...
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Jefferson North Assembly Plant and Mack Avenue Engine Plants I and II to
Present Ten Scholarships to Local Students Pursuing Technical Careers
DETROIT, July 23
What: Jefferson North Assembly Plant (Detroit) and Mack Avenue Engine
Plants I and II (Detroit) will award ten scholarships to
graduating students of Southeastern High School of Technology in
Detroit on behalf of The Chrysler Foundation.
Each winning student participated in the FIRST Robotics program
at the school and will receive a $1,000 scholarship to continue
their post-secondary education at two- and four-year colleges,
universities or vocational/technical institutions.
Who: -- Daphne Harris, Manager - Civic & Community Relations,
Chrysler LLC
-- Robert Hollingsworth, Plant Manager - Mack Avenue Engine
Plants I and II
-- Christopher Fields, Human Resource Manager - Jefferson North
Assembly Plant
-- Lorenzo Poole III, President - U.A.W. (United Auto Workers)
Local #51
-- Alberta Tinsley-Talabi, Council Member - Detroit
-- Brenda Gatlin, Principal - Southeastern High School of
Technology
-- Rev. Hiram McBurrows, Romulus Community Baptist Church
When: Friday, July 25, 2008
7 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Where: Wayne County Community College District - Eastern Campus (Cooper
Room) 5901 Conner Road, Detroit, Michigan 48213
Parking has been reserved at the student parking lot, located on
St. Jean Street between the 1-94 Service Drive and Shoemaker
Street
Details: -- Following dinner, scholarship awards will be presented at
approximately 8:00 p.m. and there will be interview
opportunities available until 9:30 p.m.
-- Photo opportunities exist
Contact: Christina Biache (248) 512-9414 (office), (586) 243-1569 (cell),
CB514@chrysler.com, or Kevin McCormick, (248) 512-6218 (office), (248) 613-
5427 (cell), klm15@chrysler.com
NOTE: For more information, please visit the Chrysler media site at
http://www.media.chrysler.com.
SOURCE Chrysler LLC
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