Northwood, Auto-Wares Announce New Scholarship Program

Northwood, Auto-Wares Announce New Scholarship Program

The scholarship program for Auto-Wares employees and their families will provide financial assistance for pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Northwood University and Auto-Wares Group of Companies are announcing a new partnership to provide valuable opportunities for personal and professional growth to Auto-Wares employees, their spouses and dependents.

“We are thrilled to join forces with Auto-Wares to empower their employees and families to pursue higher education at Northwood University,” said Matthew Bennett, vice president of graduate enrollment and professional studies. “Northwood has a rich history of providing transformative educational experiences, and we look forward to offering our renowned programs to Auto-Wares’ dedicated workforce. This collaboration demonstrates our shared commitment to investing in individuals and equipping them with the tools for success in the rapidly evolving automotive aftermarket industry.”

The scholarship program will provide financial assistance for pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees, creating a pathway for individuals to unlock their full potential and achieve their educational goals.

“At Auto-Wares, we believe in investing in our employees and their families,” said Aaron Roach, director of human resources at Auto-Wares. “Through this scholarship program, we strive to support their aspirations and contribute to long-term success in their chosen fields.

“By partnering with Northwood University, a university renowned for its comprehensive business and automotive aftermarket programs, we are confident that our employees and their loved ones will have access to top-tier educational programs that will enhance their skills and broaden their horizons.”

The scholarship program will cover a range of undergraduate and graduate programs offered by Northwood University, including business administration; automotive marketing and management; automotive aftermarket management; operations; supply chain management and more. Eligible Auto-Wares employees, their spouses and dependents will

have the opportunity to pursue their desired degrees while benefitting from Northwood University’s distinguished faculty, extensive industry connections, and experiential learning opportunities.

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