HACC / HACC Foundation / Johnson Controls Scholars Program

Partnership with Johnson Controls

The Johnson Controls Scholars Program is a partnership between Johnson Controls and HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College, to increase the number of graduates who join the skilled trades workforce. With a grant investment of $200,000, funds will be used to recruit and retain future leaders through training and educational opportunities in:

Electrical technology
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning/refrigeration (HVAC)
Mechatronics
Welding

Individuals selected to participate in this program will be called Johnson Control Scholars.

Johnson Controls Scholars will receive:

A $2,500 scholarship to help pay for their HACC tuition and fees
Emergency assistance funds to cover tool kits, housing, clothing, food insecurities and transportation
Student engagement opportunities
Mentorship from industry experts
Career assistance to help them secure a job after graduation
A HACC credential that will launch them into the workforce

For more information, please review our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document (pdf).

HACC Programs Supported by the Johnson Controls Scholars Program

The Johnson Controls Scholars Program is designed for current and future HACC students, including:

Adult learners (ages 25+)
Black, Indigenous and people of color
Economically disadvantaged individuals
Individuals from different religious backgrounds
Individuals with disabilities
Members of the LGBTQIA+ community
New Americans, immigrants or refugees
Veterans
Women

Eligible students must be interested in pursuing any of the following HACC programs:

Name of Program	Academic or workforce development program Academic programs have either a career or transfer focus. Upon completion, students earn an associate degree, certificate of proficiency or diploma. Workforce development programs provide knowledge skills for the workforce. Upon completion, students receive a certificate of completion.
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) (4280): Certificate	Academic
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) (4780): Associate in Applied Science (AAS)	Academic
Electrical Technology (4370): Certificate	Academic
Electrical Technology (4750): Associate in Applied Science (AAS)	Academic
Mechatronics (4261): Certificate	Academic
Mechatronics (4711): Associate in Applied Science (AAS)	Academic
Welding (0500): Diploma	Academic
Welding courses	Workforce Development
Welding Technology (4161): Certificate	Academic

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Applications are currently being accepted for this scholarship.

Meet Our Johnson Controls Scholars

Congratulations to the individuals below who were selected as Johnson Controls Scholars. #HACCproud

Upcoming Events for Those Interested in Applying to be a Johnson Controls Scholar

Please join us for an upcoming event. We are excited to help you complete your Johnson Controls Scholars application and answer questions about this amazing opportunity.

Future event details will be added soon!

Event Name	Date	Location	Time	Registration

Information for Those Selected to be Johnson Controls Scholars

Congratulations on being selected as a Johnson Controls Scholar! We care about your success and look forward to watching you grow during your time at HACC. Please refer to the resources on this page if you have questions or need assistance.

Subject	Where to Go for Assistance
Questions about the Johnson Controls Scholars Program	Please email foundation@hacc.edu.
Questions about applying for other HACC scholarships	Please visit this webpage.
Johnson Controls Scholars Program emergency assistance funds	Please visit this webpage.
Interest in taking over HACC’s Instagram account to share your experience of being a Johnson Controls Scholar	Please email IMCprojects@hacc.edu.

Marlon Allen Electrical Technology	Sam Almonor Electrical Technology	Cloyd Anderson Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration	Paul Arciba Electrical Technology	Marc Berrier Welding
Julius Cabbagestalk Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration	Taryn Campbell Electrical Technology	Matthew Coleman Electrical Technology	Charlie Gassert Welding	Alexander Lux Welding
Estefani Orellana Electrical Technology	Christopher Popp Welding	Kurtis Roach Electrical Technology	Timothy Rush Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration	Pericles Severino Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration
Michael Socher Electrical Technology

Partnership with Johnson Controls

Academic or workforce development program

Academic programs have either a career or transfer focus. Upon completion, students earn an associate degree, certificate of proficiency or diploma. Workforce development programs provide knowledge skills for the workforce. Upon completion, students receive a certificate of completion.