Saturday, November 30, 2013

MVCTC Student Receives Award Honoring Preble County Native, Jonathan Fultz

Pictured left to right –Kevin Bergman (MVCTC South Building Principal); John Leiter (MVCTC Electrical Trades instructor); Gary Heitkamp (father of award winner); Denise Heitkamp (mother of award winner); Jared Heitkamp (MVCTC Electrical Trades student and Jonathan Fultz Memorial Award winner); Helen Fultz (mother of the late Jonathan Fultz); Dan Fultz (brother of the late Jonathan Fultz); Robert Ewry (MVCTC Apprenticeship Coordinator), Greg Bauer (MVCTC Electrical Trades instructor).
Electrical Trades senior student, Jared Heitkamp (Versailles), was awarded the fifth annual Jonathan Fultz Memorial Scholarship. Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) Jared is the son of Gary and Denise Heitkamp of Versailles.

This award honors the memory of Jonathan Fultz, a 1987 graduate from Preble Shawnee High School and Montgomery County Joint Vocational School (presently MVCTC) Electrical Trades program. Jonathan began his career as an apprentice electrician with the Wagner-Smith Company after high school and achieved the status of Project Manager before his death in July 2008. His mother, Mrs. Helen Fultz, and his brother, Mr. Dan Fultz, established this award in order to honor Jonathan’s memory and to assist an MVCTC Electrical Trades student with the total payment of lab fees.

The goal is to make this a perpetuating award, to be given to a student in the MVCTC Electrical Trades program who has met the following criteria of having a 2.5 GPA or higher, 95% attendance rate, and on track for graduation with no credit deficiencies and have passed all parts of the OGT. Anyone wishing to contribute to this award may send a check to MVCTC, Attn: Mrs. Debbie Gossett, Treasurer, 6800 Hoke Road, Clayton, Ohio 45315. Please make a note on the memo line indicating that the check is for the Jonathan Fultz Memorial Award.

MVCTC offers rigorous academic preparation and hands-on career technical training for high school junior and senior students in the Miami Valley. For more information about career technical programs offered at MVCTC, please visit www.mvctc.com or plan on visiting the Sophomore Open House scheduled for Thursday, December 5, 4:30-7 p.m. The Open House will give high school sophomores and their parents a chance to meet career technical instructors, visit the 40-plus career programs offered at MVCTC, learn more about MVCTC early college connections, and tour the campus. Please call 937-837-7781 for more information.

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