
Hobbies and interests
Martial Arts
Boxing
Travel And Tourism
Chace Johnson
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Chace Johnson
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WinnerBio
Hi! I'm Chace currently a student at Lake Superior Community College going to Trade School to be an electrician in there Commercial and Residential Wiring Program.
I currently work as a server and when I have free time, I love to travel or train towards competing in Women's Boxing!
Education
Lake Superior College
Trade SchoolMajors:
- Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering
Miscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Trade School
Graduate schools of interest:
Transfer schools of interest:
Majors of interest:
Career
Dream career field:
Construction
Dream career goals:
Sports
Mixed Martial Arts
Club2010 – 202212 years
Boxing
Club2017 – Present8 years
Volleyball
Junior Varsity2015 – 20183 years
Arts
Childrens praire fir theater
ActingHigh school Plays2012 – 2020
Public services
Volunteering
Bentleyville Tour the Lights — Volunteer2019 – 2019
Track to the Trades
WinnerWhen choosing a question from the list above I felt that the following suited me best: What are your personal goals and aspirations in the trades, and how will this scholarship help you achieve those goals?
I originally applied for the Commercial and Residential Wiring Program at Lake Superior College back in 2023. I wasn't able to start until 2025 though due to the high waitlist for this program. Before joining this program I knew nothing about electricity and I had no past experience with it. I choose this field to help my mother. My mom is on low income and we live in a home that is little over a hundred years old. The electricity hasn't been updated since 2004. Although this isn't terrible at some point our home could potentially not be up to National Electrical Code (NEC) and that is a risk I am not willing to personal take. I have always had an interest in going into the trades because I love being hands on and want to do something productive with my time. Being an Electrician will not only benefits me, but will also benefits others in the future. I recently was able to speak with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). This is a union group that came to Lake Superior College to teach us the benefits of joining the union. After speaking with IBEW they showed me that my time in this field is valuable especially for the high risk job that electricians do on a daily basis. My current goals are to first finish school at Lake Superior College, second join the union and start my apprenticeship, and 3rd become so comfortable working with residential wiring that I can upgrade the electric on my mothers house. These are not short term goals and they will take me an extensive amount of time, but by the end I will be able to say that I did it. Since this cannot be done over night, I do need some help along the way. As I stated before my mother is on low income, this last summer before starting school I was working three different jobs to help keep us afloat with groceries, propane, household necessities and others. Receiving scholarships has allowed to me quit two of the three jobs I was working so I could focus more heavily on my schooling. My future career is extremely important to me and will be providing a lifestyle that my family has never been able to experience. Scholarships will allow me to focus on schooling so that I am not consistently worried about how the next meal or bill will be paid in my household. I’m currently working towards a better future not only for myself and my family, but for the couple who just bought a new home, and when they walk in the front door they don’t have to think twice about the lights not turning on properly. For the future hospitals and business that will need to be built and specifically wired in a certain way so they are up to code. For all the future people of society that will not have to think about plugging their laptop into outlet or screwing in a light bulb. I’m doing this not only for me, but for them.