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*NATHAN HARLOW
- A first
year recipient of VSGC Aviation Technology
Scholarship Award and a resident of Burlington,
Vermont. Nathan is currently enrolled in the BTC
Aviation Post Secondary Program pursuing an Airframe and Powerplant
Certification.
*LUKE MOULTROUP
- A first year
recipient
of VSGC Aviation Technology Scholarship Award and a
resident of Richmond, Vermont. Luke is currently
enrolled in the BTC Aviation Post Secondary Program
pursuing an Airframe and Powerplant Certification.
*JACOB KILPECK
- A first year
recipient of VSGC Aviation Technology Scholarship
Award and a resident of Richmond, Vermont. Jacob is
currently enrolled in the BTC Aviation Post
Secondary Program.
*LEE RABIDOUX
- A first year
recipient of VSGC Aviation Technology Scholarship
Award and a resident of Winooski, Vermont. He was
awarded the Bronze SKILLS USA medal in the
Secondary Program in the State and BTC Outstanding
Student in Aviation Technology II for the 2007-2008
school year. Lee also competed in the National
SKILLS USA competition. He was awarded 4th
place.
*This individual competed in the national "SKILLS
USA" Competition.
Special Program Awards:
Skills USA:
A national competition in which
Burlington Aviation Technology School
achieved 4th & 14th in the nation on
the Post Secondary level. Students from BAT were
awarded gold & bronze medals in the Secondary High
School Program in the State. Luke Moultroup, Bronze
Medalist, Secondary, National Competition Wesley
Carpenter, 10th Place, Airframe & Powerplant, Nat.
Competition Wesley Carpenter, Gold Medalist, Post
Secondary, VT State Competition Lee Rabidoux,
Silver Medalist, Post Secondary, VT State Competition
Jacob Kilpeck, Bronze Medalist, Post Secondary, VT State
Competition Luke Moultroup, Gold Medalist, Post
Secondary, VT State Competition Josh King, Silver
Medalist, Secondary HS Program, VT State Competition
Nathan Harlow, Bronze Medalist, Secondary, VT State
Competition
Contestants
perform 12 tasks that represent the types of
maintenance they will handle in the aircraft
industry. The contest schope is consistent
with the airframe and power plant mechanics
certification guide published by the Federal
Aviation Administration, Aviation maintenance is the
only maintenance profession certified by the federal
government.
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