Delta College - GLBMA Scholarship Program for 2022-2023

The application for Fall 2023 is now open for Delta College.

Please apply here.

Applicants with the following qualifications will be matched to

the Great Lakes Bay Manufacturing Scholarship:

Have a 2.5-grade point average or higher;
Work for a Great Lakes Bay Manufacturing Association (GLBMA) member company OR a family member of an employee who works for a GLBMA company;
Be in one of the following programs:
1. Chemical Process Technology Advanced Certificate or Associate of Applied Science
2. Industrial Technology Education Associate of Applied Science
3. Mechanical Engineering Technology Associate of Applied Science
4. Welding Engineering Technology Advanced Certificate or Associate of Applied Science
5. Computer-Aided Drafting Certificate
6. Computer Numerical Control Certificate
7. Computer Numerical Control – Advanced Certificate
8. Computer Numerical Control – Certificate of Achievement
9. Manufacturing and Industrial Technology – Associate in Applied Science

2023 GLBMA Scholarship WinnerS

Trevor Beagle

Trevor Beagle graduated from Bay City Western High School in 2020 and attended the BAISD Career Center for building trades. His past work experience is as a general laborer for a local builder. He currently works at Paul Davis Restoration, as he has for the past two summers. Trevor is finishing up his Associate’s degree in Architectural Technology at Delta College and plans on transferring to Ferris State University for his Bachelor’s degree.

Matt Kellom

Matt Kellom is a non-traditional student studying at Delta College as a part-time student. He is deciding between Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science areas of study. After completing his degree, he plans to transfer to Saginaw Valley State University for a Bachelor’s degree.

2023 GLBMA Scholarship Honorarium

Ben Lockwood

A Hemlock High School senior, Ben Lockwood was selected for an honorarium scholarship from the GLBMA Board of Directors. Ben plans to attend Michigan Technological University in the fall. Ben has been active with the PRIME program for the last two years and presented his experience for the PRIME kick-off event. Ben is also involved in the First Robotics program. Ben printed on his 3D printer face shields and PPE equipment for COVID healthcare workers. Ben is undecided in which field of Engineering he plans to follow.