NJMET's Scholarship was Awarded to Jayden Baskerville, a Passaic County Technical Institute Graduate. Joseph Federico presented it on September 11th at NJMET's headquarters

CLIFTON, N.J. - Joseph Federico, NJMET Director of Operations, announced the company's 24th Annual STEM Scholarship was awarded to Mr. Jayden Baskerville a graduate of the Diana C. Lobosco STEM Academy’s engineering program at Passaic County Technical Vocational District (PCTV) in Wayne, NJ. Jayden is currently attending the County College of Morris studying engineering science, with plans to transfer to the New Jersey Institute of Technology for Mechanical Engineering Science after completing his associate’s degree. Jayden graduated from the DCL STEM Academy with a weighted GPA of 4.18, placing him in the top 21% of his graduating class. Jayden worked as a teacher’s assistant at the DCL STEM Academy’s Saturday STEM program alongside previous NJMET Scholarship recipient Kenneth Relovsky in his junior year, he also joined the National Honor Society, participating in its various community service activities. 

 

"During Mr. Baskerville's interview at NJMET, I was pleased to learn that  through his Computer Integrated Manufacturing class in his senior year, Jayden developed a deep interest in computer-aided design and manufacturing techniques. He learned how to utilize 3D modeling, laser cutting, 3D printing, and CNC machining. After completing his degree, Jayden intends to become a mechanical engineer specializing in the design of performance cars. “ said  NJMET's Joseph Federico from their laboratory headquarters in Clifton, NJ.

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