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PMMI announces six PACK EXPO scholarship winners

PMMI announces six PACK EXPO scholarship winners
PMMI announces six PACK EXPO scholarship winners

Six PACK EXPO Scholarship recipients were recognized at the annual PACK gives BACK™ networking reception, sponsored by Rockwell Automation, at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and co-located Healthcare Packaging EXPO (Sept. 23-35, 2019; Las Vegas Convention Center). The PMMI Foundation awards these $5,000 scholarships annually to six students from PMMI Education Partner schools, according to show producer, PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies.

“These scholarships display PMMI’s continued investment in the next generation’s industry leaders,” says Jim Pittas, president and CEO, PMMI. “PMMI washonored to recognize these outstanding students’ achievements in front of the industry during PACK gives BACK.”

To qualify for thePACK EXPOscholarship, students be enrolled at an Education Partner, major in engineering, packaging, processing, mechatronics or a related field andmust demonstrate a financial need.

2019 Winners of PACK EXPO Scholarships:

Gregory Keiderling–Community College of Allegheny County
Major: Mechatronics

Ryan Meffert– CalPoly
Major: Industrial Technology & Packaging

Daemon Pierskalla–Alexandria Technical College
Major: Mechatronics

Lucas Poche–Pennsylvania College of Technology
Major: Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology

Maleeha Sami–San Jose State University
Major: Packaging

Amy Terranova–Rutgers
Major: Packaging Engineering

To learn more about PMMI Foundation scholarships, visit pmmi.org/foundation.

 

Six PACK EXPO Scholarship recipients were recognized at the annual PACK gives BACK™ networking reception, sponsored by Rockwell Automation, at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and co-located Healthcare Packaging EXPO (Sept. 23-35, 2019; Las Vegas Convention Center). The PMMI Foundation awards these $5,000 scholarships annually to six students from PMMI Education Partner schools, according to show producer, PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies.

“These scholarships display PMMI’s continued investment in the next generation’s industry leaders,” says Jim Pittas, president and CEO, PMMI. “PMMI washonored to recognize these outstanding students’ achievements in front of the industry during PACK gives BACK.”

To qualify for thePACK EXPOscholarship, students be enrolled at an Education Partner, major in engineering, packaging, processing, mechatronics or a related field andmust demonstrate a financial need.

2019 Winners of PACK EXPO Scholarships:

Gregory Keiderling–Community College of Allegheny County
Major: Mechatronics

Ryan Meffert– CalPoly
Major: Industrial Technology & Packaging

Daemon Pierskalla–Alexandria Technical College
Major: Mechatronics

Lucas Poche–Pennsylvania College of Technology
Major: Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology

Maleeha Sami–San Jose State University
Major: Packaging

Amy Terranova–Rutgers
Major: Packaging Engineering

To learn more about PMMI Foundation scholarships, visit pmmi.org/foundation.

Six PACK EXPO Scholarship recipients were recognized at the annual PACK gives BACK™ networking reception, sponsored by Rockwell Automation, at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and co-located Healthcare Packaging EXPO (Sept. 23-35, 2019; Las Vegas Convention Center). The PMMI Foundation awards these $5,000 scholarships annually to six students from PMMI Education Partner schools, according to show producer, PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies.

“These scholarships display PMMI’s continued investment in the next generation’s industry leaders,” says Jim Pittas, president and CEO, PMMI. “PMMI washonored to recognize these outstanding students’ achievements in front of the industry during PACK gives BACK.”

To qualify for thePACK EXPOscholarship, students be enrolled at an Education Partner, major in engineering, packaging, processing, mechatronics or a related field andmust demonstrate a financial need.

2019 Winners of PACK EXPO Scholarships:

Gregory Keiderling–Community College of Allegheny County
Major: Mechatronics

Ryan Meffert– CalPoly
Major: Industrial Technology & Packaging

Daemon Pierskalla–Alexandria Technical College
Major: Mechatronics

Lucas Poche–Pennsylvania College of Technology
Major: Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology

Maleeha Sami–San Jose State University
Major: Packaging

Amy Terranova–Rutgers
Major: Packaging Engineering

To learn more about PMMI Foundation scholarships, visit pmmi.org/foundation.

Six PACK EXPO Scholarship recipients were recognized at the annual PACK gives BACK™ networking reception, sponsored by Rockwell Automation, at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and co-located Healthcare Packaging EXPO (Sept. 23-35, 2019; Las Vegas Convention Center). The PMMI Foundation awards these $5,000 scholarships annually to six students from PMMI Education Partner schools, according to show producer, PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies.

“These scholarships display PMMI’s continued investment in the next generation’s industry leaders,” says Jim Pittas, president and CEO, PMMI. “PMMI washonored to recognize these outstanding students’ achievements in front of the industry during PACK gives BACK.”

To qualify for thePACK EXPOscholarship, students be enrolled at an Education Partner, major in engineering, packaging, processing, mechatronics or a related field andmust demonstrate a financial need.

2019 Winners of PACK EXPO Scholarships:

Gregory Keiderling–Community College of Allegheny County
Major: Mechatronics

Ryan Meffert– CalPoly
Major: Industrial Technology & Packaging

Daemon Pierskalla–Alexandria Technical College
Major: Mechatronics

Lucas Poche–Pennsylvania College of Technology
Major: Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology

Maleeha Sami–San Jose State University
Major: Packaging

Amy Terranova–Rutgers
Major: Packaging Engineering

To learn more about PMMI Foundation scholarships, visit pmmi.org/foundation.

Six PACK EXPO Scholarship recipients were recognized at the annual PACK gives BACK™ networking reception, sponsored by Rockwell Automation, at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and co-located Healthcare Packaging EXPO (Sept. 23-35, 2019; Las Vegas Convention Center). The PMMI Foundation awards these $5,000 scholarships annually to six students from PMMI Education Partner schools, according to show producer, PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies.

“These scholarships display PMMI’s continued investment in the next generation’s industry leaders,” says Jim Pittas, president and CEO, PMMI. “PMMI washonored to recognize these outstanding students’ achievements in front of the industry during PACK gives BACK.”

To qualify for thePACK EXPOscholarship, students be enrolled at an Education Partner, major in engineering, packaging, processing, mechatronics or a related field andmust demonstrate a financial need.

2019 Winners of PACK EXPO Scholarships:

Gregory Keiderling–Community College of Allegheny County
Major: Mechatronics

Ryan Meffert– CalPoly
Major: Industrial Technology & Packaging

Daemon Pierskalla–Alexandria Technical College
Major: Mechatronics

Lucas Poche–Pennsylvania College of Technology
Major: Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology

Maleeha Sami–San Jose State University
Major: Packaging

Amy Terranova–Rutgers
Major: Packaging Engineering

To learn more about PMMI Foundation scholarships, visit pmmi.org/foundation.

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