AASP/NJ President Tees Off in Support of Collision Schools
The AASP/NJ announced that its president, Jerry McNee, recently participated in the Collision Repair Education Foundation’s 20th Annual Golf Outing to raise funds for collision schools, instructors and students.
Atlanta I-CAR Committee, CREF Boost Local Collision Schools
Instructor Leroy Goodwin of Paulding County High School was able to develop a strong auto body program in a short time thanks to the Atlanta I-CAR Committee and CREF.
CREF Recognizes Enterprise for Supporting Collision Students
CREF has recognized Enterprise Holdings for helping to ensure collision repair students receive the education necessary to successfully enter the industry as entry-level technicians.
Women’s Industry Network Begins Sponsorship Campaign for 2019
The Women’s Industry Network (WIN) announced that its 2019 Sponsorship Campaign began on Dec. 23, 2018, seeking corporate sponsorships to allow its programs of education, networking and mentorship to expand.
Grow Your Own Auto Body Technicians
In the ongoing struggle to find good techs, some collision repairers are going old school.
Women’s Industry Network Kicks off 2017-2018 Sponsorship Campaign
Noting that the organization depends on the support of individuals and organizations in the industry to achieve its mission, WIN recently kicked off its 2017-2018 sponsorship campaign. The campaign runs through Jan. 15, 2018.
Collision Repair Education Foundation Accepting Student Résumés for Online Database
The Collision Repair Education Foundation’s (CREF) online database of high school and college résumés is accepting student résumé submissions.
Collision Industry Provides $12 Million to Schools Through Collision Repair Education Foundation
The foundation has provided more than $60 million since 2008, when it began its philanthropic focus of assisting collision school programs and students.
Caliber Collision Recognized as Employer of the Year by Lincoln College of Technology
The award is in recognition of the numerous opportunities Caliber Collision has presented over the years to the school’s students and graduates as they prepare for a career in the collision industry.
ABRA Auto Body & Glass Donates $81,000 to Collision Repair Education Foundation
Approximately $40,000 of the contribution will go to the Fayetteville Technical Community College in Fayetteville, N.C., to support efforts assisting military veterans and civilians transition into the collision repair industry.