The Villa Capri Cruisers Car Club Inc. presented a $1,500 check to support the organization’s annual scholarship for Johnson College Automotive Technology students with demonstrated financial need. This marks the 16th year the scholarship has been awarded to Johnson College students. Funds are raised through donations, volunteer work, sponsorships and annual calendar sales.
Johnson College’s two-year associate degree program in Automotive Technology prepares students for entry-level positions in the automotive career fields of automotive service centers, engine repair/machine shops, automotive equipment distributors, independent service garages, automotive parts manufacturers, sales representation and auto insurance companies. Graduates may work with brake systems, transmissions, alignments and repairs; be representatives in claims, sales and service; or become truck/fleet maintenance technicians.
Pictured from left are Nick Telli, Villa Capri board member; Pat Tobin, Villa Capri board member; Dave Thomas, Villa Capri secretary; Dr. Katie Pittelli, Johnson College president and CEO; Joe Carra, Villa Capri president; Ray Coolbaugh, Villa Capri board member; and Sal Pizzo, Villa Capri vice president.