For nearly two decades, AMG Vanadium (AMG V) has provided financial support to enrich the academic experience for STEM students at Cambridge, Meadowbrook, Buckeye Trail and John Glenn high schools. The Company recently presented each high school with a $2,000 check designated to support their math and science department programs.
AMG Vanadium’s President, Tom Centa, comments, “We are pleased to continue AMG Vanadium’s longstanding support of STEM educational programs in our community. Math and science disciplines help students develop analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills which are important for today’s manufacturing companies that compete in a global marketplace like we do.”
John Glenn (pictured left to right): Nathan Tharp, John Glenn High School Digital Tech Teacher; Kayla Helser, Human Resources Generalist, AMG Vanadium; Colleen Heacock, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, AMG Vanadium; and Clarke Warren, Principal, John Glenn High School.
Buckeye Trail (pictured left to right): Shawn Buchtel, Vice President of Finance, AMG Vanadium; Rob Milliner, STEM Teacher, Buckeye Trail High School; and Steve Johnson, Senior Lab Technician, AMG Vanadium.
Cambridge (pictured left to right): Tina Bissett, Human Resources Manager, AMG Vanadium; Jason Bunting, Principal, Cambridge High School; Karen Theodosopoulos, Computer Science and STEM Teacher, Cambridge High School; Tom Hannon, STEM Teacher, Cambridge High School; and Shawn Buchtel, Vice President of Finance, AMG Vanadium.
Meadowbrook (pictured left to right): Colleen Heacock, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, AMG Vanadium; Zack Eubanks, Maintenance A, AMG Vanadium; Scott Gulick, Principal, Meadowbrook High School, and Kayla Helser, Human Resources Generalist, AMG Vanadium.