Joseph DeBoer, son of Angie Deboer and Jim DeBoer, of Payne, Ohio, has earned the Engineering and Computer Sciences Scholarship to attend Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
DeBoer, a senior at Wayne Trace High School, will pursue a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Indiana Tech this fall. He, along with other elite scholarship recipients, received his award at a banquet in Fort Wayne on Friday, March 23. He will receive $15,000 for his freshman year, and $15,000 for each of the next three years, provided he meets the school’s academic criteria.
Joseph is a student ambassador at Vantage Career Center and a member of the National Technical Honor Society. He is OSHA-certified and CompTIA IT Fundamentals-certified. Joseph enjoys hiking outdoors, hanging out with friends, video games and going to the movies.
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