The Imagine America Foundation honors 2014 Adult Excellence award winners

The Imagine America Foundation created the Adult Excellence Award to assist students who are attending participating Imagine America institutions through the Imagine America Adult Skills Education Program (ASEP).

Triangle Tech congratulates its award recipients:

Jason Freeman (DuBois)

The first Imagine America Scholarship helped me because it went directly toward my tuition as well as my books. School costs money to attend, and any that I can receive to help put toward the bottom line is wonderful. I am here to support my family, so not only am I going to school to better my life, but my family's life as well.

"The Adult Excellence award will once again help pay some of my expenses while going to school to better my life and my family's life. Not only will it lower the total amount, but it will make it easier for me to transition into paying back what I have to borrow once i get out into the field."

The Adult Excellence Award will once again help pay some of my expenses while going to school to better my life and my family's life. Not only will it lower the total amount, but it will make it easier for me to transition into paying back what I have to borrow once I get out into the field. Anyone that is willing to help an adult with school is very gracious, and the award means a lot since I have been chosen due to my grades as well as my attendance.

Kari Schleicher (DuBois)

My reason for going to college is simple: I enjoy learning. More importantly, I enjoy learning about things I have fun doing. Triangle Tech allows me to do this near my family and friends. Coming to school here has been a wonderful experience. I always tell my nieces and nephews that anything worth doing is worth doing and having some fun while you do it. Triangle Tech understands this philosophy and incorporates it in the classes, making them a joy to attend. I used CADD in middle school, and I enjoyed the software then. When I started to look at the programs offered by schools in my area, it was a natural choice.