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WoodLINKS Certified Students



WoodLINKS congratulates the following students who received WoodLINKS certification in the 2001-2002 school year:

 
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Kent Career Technical Center
Teacher: Martin Kroepsch
Randall Ames Harshad Patel Scott Sinkler Justin Edwards
Steve Antecki Jason Suwyn Brandon Snay Halley Faitalia
Steve Bailey Dawn Young Brandon Amshey Chris Gentz
Tikce Braylock Trung Duc Bui Joel Bowman Andrew Hauck
Benjamin Burrell Manolo Deleon Brad Clark Randy Heaven
Frank Carabellese Charlie Dubridge Fernando Garcia Aaron Hentschel
John Colby Mark Gietzan Brandon Patterson Casey Parmeter
David Galer Robert Keith Eric Winters Chris Sytsma
Tyler Kole Jeff Mansel Steven Bell Matt Thompson
John Koops Fredy Martinez Stephanie Clarke Mark Veldkamp
David Meeuwes Amy Lynn Root Patrick Davis
Wisconsin
Hartford
Hartford Union High School
Teacher: Jason Kraus
Adam Wiedmeyer Greg Dieball Harley Truse Tyler Handel
Nick Bonney Josh Pieper Corinne Jarosinski Darrin Derge
Clint Wiskerchen Sigi Leu Brendon Wagner
Oshkosh
Oshkosh West High School
Teacher: Don Sween
Andrew Olson John Retzlaff Doug Edelstein Pat Pierce
Kurt Giffey
Sheboygan Falls
Sheboygan Falls High School
Teacher: Bob Below
Andrew S. Kohlahagen

To connect with one of our 'work-ready' young people contact WoodLINKS at 217-253-3239 or Email: woodlinksusa@netcare-il.com for more information.


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What's being said about WoodLINKS....

"It has been repeatedly said, written and proven that the number one issue in the wood industry is lack of qualified employees. Now there is an educational movement that can truly impact this desperate need for all sectors of our industry. It is becuase of my belief that WoodLINKS USA is a the answer that I support the teachers and these new programs which are already making a difference in our industry. By cultivating partnerships between industry and schools this movement is spreading throughout the United States and will surely be the way to stay competitive in the future."

Duane Griffiths
Stiles Education Center

"WoodLINKS has given our program more integrity. The certification requirements are difficult and yet attainable for most students. They are able to take their Introductory and Advanced Certificates to potential employers to show proof of their success in this field of study."

WoodLINKS Teacher

"Appreciate the support provided by industry memebers and the WoodLINKS USA Board. This provides the much needed "moral" support for teachers across the USA."

Ken Homrich
KCTC Michigan

"It's time for business to make greater demands on education and it is tiem for business to be more involved with education."

Rod Paige
US Education Secretary