The presentation was made to Benjamin Hart, a student at Cuyamaca College who is studying automotive technology. In the photo, Cota presents the award to Hart at his current place of employment, Pro-A-Line & Brakes. For more information on CAWA scholarship program or to donate to its fund, see www.cawa.org.
CAWA Board Member Borise Cota of Akebono presents scholarship award
Published in Mechanical Education & Training, Regions and Southern California
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