Kimberly Sikkema Receives Ferguson-Women in the Mechanical Industry Scholarship

March 29, 2021

Kimberly Sikkema, a junior at Ferris State University, has been awarded one of the two Ferguson-Women in the Mechanical Industry Scholarships. Ferguson underwrites these scholarships, which recognize high-achieving female students working towards a degree relative to the mechanical industry.

Kimberly, who is earning her degree in HVAC/R, is the President of her student chapter, and will continue as the President throughout 2021. She has found herself on the dean’s list every semester and has maintained an impressive 3.95 GPA. Upon graduation, Kimberly looks forward to pursuing her career that she has worked so hard for, stating, “I look forward to seeing the wide variety of opportunities that are out there in the world for myself, as a woman in the HVAC/R industry. I look forward to making connections and networking with people from all around the world in the mechanical industry. Most of all, I look forward to expanding my knowledge by facing new obstacles every day, receiving more hands-on learning out in the field, as well as learning more from experienced, skilled veterans.”

Women in the Mechanical Industry and the John R. Gentille Foundation congratulate Kimberly on this prestigious scholarship and thank Ferguson for their commitment to encouraging young women to be engaged in the industry.

Related Articles
The Manufacturer/Supplier Training area of MCAA’s website connects our contractor members with training opportunities available from the members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.…
The Wednesday morning Awards of Excellence Breakfast is a favorite for convention veterans and newbies alike and MCAA25 promises to continue that tradition. This morning the winners of the Sunday sports events will be announced (ASC Fun Run & Walk, NIBCO INC. Tennis & Pickleball Tournament and Victaulic & Carrier Golf Tournament). We will find out who won the Student Chapter Competition. The MILWAUKEE TOOL and CNA Safety Award winners will be unveiled. And, we will congratulate all students who receive scholarships. You won't want to miss this celebration of excellence, so register today!…
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are responsible for 25% of all construction fatalities, and many life-altering injuries. That's why MCAA's Safety & Health Initiative is supporting the efforts of Hard Hats to Helmets (H2H), a group that is addressing TBIs in construction by advocating for the conversion from hard hats to safety helmets.…
MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show connects our contractor members with the members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.…
Load More...