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The California Dump Truck Owners Association established the California Scholastic Program in 1991 to assist qualified students in achieving their goals in the pursuit of higher education. Seven scholarship awards are available each year for incoming Freshman, continuing Sophmores, Juniors and Seniors. Winning scholars will receive the awarded amount to be deposited in their name at the Financial Aid Office of the Campus of their choice, for use when purchasing books, supplies and tuition fees.
Scholarship Updates - May 2013
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Where are they now?
From Trucker’s Daughter to The Best Dressed List
Hello CCTA members! My name is Amy Marietta, daughter of Dean Marietta, a member of the CCTA. I am fortunate to have been a recipient of the CCTA Scholarship in 2011.
In 2011, I transferred from Cal State Fullerton and jetted across the country to New York to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology. This year I graduated with my AA in Fashion Merchandising Management and now I am working on my BA to further my education.
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1st Annual Scholarship Bowling Tournament
On Wednesday, April 10th, we took over the Bowlium in Montclair with approximately 50 people. It was a night of fun with family and friends to raise money for the CDTOA Scholarship fund.
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2nd Annual Scholarship BBQ Fundraiser
We will be holding our annual scholarship fundraiser July 20th at Superior Trailer Works, Fontana.
For tickets and RSVP, contact Rudy at (909) 329-5673 or Betty at (707) 974-8961
RAFFLE TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
All donations, no matter what size, are welcome and very much appreciated. Those who contribute $100 or more will be periodically recognized in the CTN Magazine. All donations are tax deductible. Please send all contributions to: CDTOA Scholastic Fund - 334 N. Euclid Avenue, Upland, CA 91786
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CCTA Contributions
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Written by Lee
Brown
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Thursday, 08 November 2012 00:00 |
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The CDTOA Scholarship held a two month fund raiser selling tickets to raise donation for its scholarship, our result where great!
Scholarship Fund Nets $4,100
We like to thank everyone who participated and bought a ticket or two.
Our winner for the grand prize was Mark Sturdevant, a CCTA Affiliate from LA Frightliner.
Congratulations MARK!!!!
Sincerely Scholarship Committee
Raffle Winner Mark Sturdevant, a CCTA Affiliate from LA Frightliner |
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CCTA Contributions
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Written by Rudy
Navarrete
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Wednesday, 03 October 2012 14:03 |
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Hello CTTA members!
My name is Elizabeth Emery and I have been awarded the Continuing Student Scholarship for the past two years. I am so thankful for the support of this organization. I attend Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. I am studying the Human Dimensions of Forestry and will be graduating with a BS in May 2014. I'm currently uncertain as to what I would like to do upon graduation, but I am hoping that I will find a little bit of passion during the next year.
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CCTA Contributions
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Written by Rudy
Navarrete
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Wednesday, 12 September 2012 10:27 |
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By Katie Grande
My name is Katie Grande, the daughter of Dave and Roni Grande, owners of Material Transport located in
Ventura, Ca.
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CCTA Contributions
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Written by Rudy
Navarrete
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Wednesday, 12 September 2012 10:20 |
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Your Scholarship Committee met on August 28 to review applications and awarded a total of eight scholarships. Now we need your help. In our continuing effort to help the families of our CCTA members, it is critical that we raise funds to keep this worthy program alive. We will be selling raffle tickets for $25 each (or 5 for $100) with the winning ticket to be drawn at our Annual Board meeting on October 6. Our winner will receive a $1,000 gift card.
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CCTA Contributions
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Written by Rudy
Navarrete
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Tuesday, 14 August 2012 09:52 |
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By Brandon Perluss
My name is Brandon Perluss and my mother, Lorraine Perluss, is executive assistant for the California Construction Trucking Association (CCTA) .
My journey for higher education began at Fullerton College, where I spent two years completing a majority of my general education classes. Although I have always been passionate about mathematics and sciences, it was here that I fell in love with accounting. I spoke with counselors and professors and they guided me through the necessary steps in following this path.
After completing two years of full time classes while working full time, I was accepted into the California Polytechnic University of Pomona (Cal Poly) as an undergraduate transfer student. This was a major accomplishment for me at the time, because there were only a limited number of transfer students being accepted due to budget constraints. I immediately enjoyed the atmosphere and campus at Cal Poly. It was also great to begin more classes that encompassed my major.
During the two years I spent at Cal Poly, I was able to finance my education with the help of the generous scholarships I received from CCTA. They allowed me to take minimal student loans for tuition fees and books, and I am eternally grateful for receiving them.
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