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The IV Welding Award recognizes engineering and technology students who are working on an associate degree. Students are welcome to submit outstanding papers involving the knowledge or application of arc welding either individually or in a group of no more than six.
05.31.26
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College freshman, College sophomore
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Engineering
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James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
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Who may apply: Resident of the U.S. Community college student Seeking an associate degree Studying for a degree in engineering, industrial product design, or manufacturing Attending school in the U.S.
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