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 Established in 2013, the program awards 23 scholarships of
varying amounts, including two full tuition paid scholarships, for
each of MTI’s campuses in mechanical trade, allied health and
transportation training programs. Last year, 49 students across
MTI’s campus network received $800,000 in scholarship funds to help
launch their vocational training.
Executive Director of Recruiting, Eric Gleason believes this
scholarship program offers students an opportunity to obtain a
hands-on education and is excited about the students that the MRW/MTI
Scholarship Program has helped over the years.
 “I believe that the MRW/MTI Scholarship is a great starting point
for these students and we are excited to help another group of
students on their education journey. Our past recipients of the
scholarships come out of the MRW/MTI Program with a sense of pride
and accomplishment. The hands-on training they receive really gives
them the confidence to succeed in their careers and lives and we are
proud to be a part of that success.”
Interested students must answer a questionnaire detailing the
applicant’s interest in the Mechanical Trades or Allied Health
fields as well as their interest in Midwest Technical Institute.
Applicants must also submit a video of up to five minutes in length
further detailing their desire to pursue a skilled-trade or allied
health career. Applicants must then schedule a tour of their desired
campus and complete their applicable program assessment and meet
with Financial Aid.
Once all applications have been received, applicants will then be
selected by MTI’s selection committee. Finalists will interview with
the Scholarship Selection Committee upon being selected, between
March 20th, 2017 and April 21st, 2017, and based on the results of
the interviews, the Scholarship Selection Committee will choose a
winner on or around May 5th, 2017.
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 Submissions will be accepted through March 17, 2017, and the
selection process will begin March 20th. More information about the
program and submission process can be found at
www.delta techenicalcollege.com/scholarship.
About mikeroweWORKS Foundation
As part of Mike Rowe’s “PR Campaign for Hard Work and Skilled Labor”, mikerowe
WORKS.com was launched in 2008 as a trade resource center for people seeking
employment opportunities in the skilled trades. Later that same year, the
mikeroweWORKS Foundation was established to further support those efforts and
help promote vo-tech education by awarding tool and educational scholarships and
provide other financial assistance to those pursuing a trade.
www.mikeroweWORKS.com
About Midwest Technical Institute
Midwest Technical Institute offers hands-on training in a number of mechanical
trade and allied health career fields to help students succeed as a member of
today’s rapidly-changing workforce. MTI, along with its sister school, Delta
Technical College, operates six campuses across the Midwest and Mississippi
Delta regions.
[Stacey Wierman
Director of Marketing
MTI/DTC]
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