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Neweta Certified Technicians ETA CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS The following is a list of professionals who have earned new certifications between April 1 and May 31, 2017 under one or more of ETA NEW International’s 80+ certification programs. Names of these highly qualified technicians have earned ETA’s formal endorsement and approval. CERT. # NAME SCHOOL PROCTOR LOCATION CERT. # NAME SCHOOL PROCTOR LOCATION BIET188813 Crystal Vogel Veterans Assembled electronics Michael H Aubee Providence RI Certified Electronics Specialist (CES) RAD189210 Matthew Weaver Rollover ETA International Greencastle IN CST188845 Tony Fry Rollover ETA International Greencastle IN RFSIT189976 Keith Weston Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Dover DE NST189052 Ethan Wright Rollover ETA International Greencastle IN Associate Certified Electronics Specialist (CESa) WCM188041 Jonathan Zawadzki Rollover ETA International Greencastle IN ASTc188262 Tony Fry Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Las Vegas NV ASTc188263 Tyler Kerik ETA Education Forum Raeann Driscoll Las Vegas NV Associate Certified Electronics Technician (CETa) ASTc188264 Scott Miller ETA Education Forum Raeann Driscoll Las Vegas NV AST188014 Javier Alcala YTI Career Institute Walt Bilous York PA AST188389 Christopher Avitea Centinela SP Victor Ojeda Imperial CA Senior Certified Electronics Specialist (CESsr) AST190315 Brian Barisch Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Normal IL SETDAS188306 Tyler Kerik ETA Education Forum Raeann Driscoll Las Vegas NV AST188191 John Barrass PenInstula Center Library Brenda Sibert Williamsburg VA SETDAS188311 Scott Miller ETA Education Forum Raeann Driscoll Las Vegas NV AST189732 Collin Benjamin Bucks Co Technical HS James J Crotts Fairless PA SETR56188677 James Vankoeveringe Motorola Kent M Dulaney Sr Woodcliff Lake NJ AST188530 Brandon Bennett Surry Community College William R Jones Dobson NC AST190328 Derek Bernardini Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Normal IL Certified Electronics Technician (CET) AST190314 Phil Bertram Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Normal IL ASA189968 Richard Addis Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Dover DE AST188710 Kentrell Billups Advanced Training Associates Joaquin J Coffey El Cajon CA R56190174 Trevor Allen Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN AST189161 Kevin Bliss PRIDE Enterprises Janet HiggInst-Weston Brandon FL RAD188883 John Barrass Rollover ETA International Greencastle IN AST189749 Eleanor Borley Ivy Tech Community College Mark D AtkInst Indianapolis IN R56189917 Pierre Bessette Motorola Kent M Dulaney Sr Dover DE AST188653 Robert Bounds Pearl River Community College Steven A Saucier Hattiesburg MS R56188886 Chet Bodley Commdex Michael C Barton Morrisville NC AST188612 Virjon Brahimilari College of Western Idaho Mikel R Douglas Horseshoe Bend ID TCM188934 Wesley Brown Cape Fear Community College Mark L Gray Castle Hayne NC AST190423 James Bryant Navy Neftali Hernandez-Collazo Great Lakes IL R56188817 Michael Bryan Motorola David W Ridgeway Schaumburg IL AST188269 Richard Burton Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Las Vegas NV GSPV189883 Christopher Burton Motorola Curtis A Spence Las Vegas NV AST190256 R Calle-Gambini George T Baker Aviation Tech Coll Howard Carter Jr Miami FL R56189329 Travis Colton Motorola David W Ridgeway Phoenix AZ AST189167 Kelly Carmichael Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN R56188679 Daniel Conrad Motorola Kent M Dulaney Sr Woodclifff Lakes NJ AST189726 Jonathan Carter Ivy Tech Community College Mark D AtkInst Indianapolis IN NST189291 Steve Cousins Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN AST189730 Kyle Carter Bucks Co Technical HS James J Crotts Fairless PA GSPV190141 Philip Curry Motorola Anne B Simoni Las Vegas NV AST189576 Adam Cave Surry Community College William R Jones Dobson NC TRN189659 Thomas Czernik JLG Technical Services Joseph LaGanga Jr Dover DE AST189677 Mario Chabau Clinton Community College Richard E Lawrence Plattsburgh NY IND188134 Lawrence Daniel Veterans Assembled electronics Michael H Aubee Providence RI AST189803 Sam Chreiteh Motorola J Shane Morris Puyallup WA TCM189362 Deron Dent Cape Fear Community College Mark L Gray Castle Hayne NC AST190336 Albert Cline Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Normal IL ASA189969 Richard Diffendal Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Dover DE AST189833 Kentavis Cobb George T Baker Aviation Tech Coll Howard Carter Jr Miami FL RFSIT189978 Richard Diffendal Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Dover DE AST189133 Eric Connolly Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN IND188825 Michael Dolinar Veterans Assembled electronics Russell K Greene Melboune FL AST188660 Linton Cooke Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN R56188816 Jesse English Motorola David W Ridgeway Schaumburg IL AST188611 Andrew Crossley College of Western Idaho Mikel R Douglas Horseshoe Bend ID IND189520 Antwian Farizer Veterans Assembled electronics Zachary Barrett Providence RI AST189758 William Cruz Ivy Tech Community College Mark D AtkInst Indianapolis IN GSPV190147 Mitchell Harris Motorola Anne B Simoni Las Vegas NV AST187976 Lawrence Daniel Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN R56189338 Darrell Hornsby Motorola David W Ridgeway Phoenix AZ AST190329 Dylan Dewenter Westbank Public Library David Harlan Harvey LA TCM189532 Calmeese Howard Cape Fear Community College Mark L Gray Castle Hayne NC AST188533 Daylan Dobson Surry Community College William R Jones Dobson, NC TRN188981 Skyler Huffman TFM Communications Gary M Hoffsommer Topeka KS AST188541 Michael Dolinar Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN IND190414 Alex Hummell Veterans Assembled electronics Anthony J Ruoti Newport RI AST188647 Tillman Donati Pearl River Community College Steven A Saucier Hattiesburg MS ASA189168 Deland Juilfs Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Schaumburg IL AST188608 Josiah Duff College of Western Idaho Mikel R Douglas Horseshoe Bend ID RFSIT189178 Deland Juilfs Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Schaumburg IL AST189131 Michael Edwards Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN IND190052 John Kling Veterans Assembled electronics Michael H Aubee Providence RI AST189333 Antwian Farizer Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN TCM188935 Kevin Leach Cape Fear Community College Mark L Gray Castle Hayne NC AST189734 Morgan Fassano Bucks Co Technical HS James J Crotts Fairless PA RFSIT189182 Stephen LeBeau Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Schaumburg IL AST187998 Jerry Garcia PF Cary Training Services Paul F Cary Washington NJ ITS190403 Jody LeVine Rollover ETA International Greencastle AST189641 Mario Godoy JLG Technical Services Joseph LaGanga Jr Dover DE IND190051 Carlos Lugo Veterans Assembled electronics Gary G Rice Orlando FL AST189394 Gregory Green Pearl River Community College Vic Cerniglia Poplarville MS IND188137 Robert McAdam Veterans Assembled electronics Michael H Aubee Providence RI AST189748 Ryan Harker Ivy Tech Community College Mark D AtkInst Indianapolis IN GSPV189828 John McCauley Motorola Curtis A Spence Las Vegas NV AST189395 Gonathun Hart Pearl River Community College Vic Cerniglia Poplarville MS IND189927 Cleveland McGhee Veterans Assembled electronics Russell K Greene Melbourne FL AST189398 Murilo Hartrumpf Pearl River Community College Vic Cerniglia Poplarville MS AST188268 Brian Havanich Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Las Vegas NV Master Certified Electronics Technician AST189449 Yaneli Hernandez George T Baker Aviation Tech Coll Howard Carter Jr Miami FL AST189724 Matthew Hickey Ivy Tech Community College Mark D AtkInst Indianapolis IN AST188685 Murray Hill Hooksett Public Library Martha Simmons Hooksett NH The following technician completed his Master level certification. In addition to the Associate level certification, one AST189790 Michael Hilt Ivy Tech Community College Michelle Witowski Gary IN must successfully obtain six other ETA certifications, with no more than two originating from the same specialized AST189581 Mason Hix Meridian Technical Charter HS Rebecca B Torek Meridian ID category in order to qualify. Congratulations! AST190346 Andrew Holland Motorola Solutions Jeffrey Pfeiffenberger Lanham MD Cert Number Name Location AST190257 Hakeem Houston George T Baker Aviation Tech Coll Howard Carter Jr Miami FL US189053 Ethan Wright Suffolk VA AST189930 Alex Hummell Upgrade ETA International Greencastle IN AST188273 Joshua Humphrey Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Las Vegas NV RFSIT189979 Joseph Milcarek Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Dover DE AST190163 Jason Hundt Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Normal IL R56188672 John Miller Motorola Kent M Dulaney Sr Woodcliff NJ AST188574 Jacob Hutson Ivy Tech Community College Kim S Rice Anderson IN TCM189038 Tyler Morarie Cape Fear Community College Mark L Gray Castle Hayne NC AST188708 Eric Ingram APT College Scott T Porter Jacksonville FL R56188674 Garick Noisette Motorola Kent M Dulaney Sr Woodcliff Lake NJ AST188527 Christopher Johnson Surrey Community College William R Jones Dobson NC RFSIT189179 Darren Olson Bird Technologies Donald E Huston Schaumburg IL AST188265 Robert Jones Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Las Vegas NV GSPV190151 Michael Parenteau Motorola Anne B Simoni Las Vegas NV AST190165 Josh Judd Heartland Community College Christopher Miller Normal IL R56189342 Dustin Peabody Motorola David W Ridgeway Phoenix AZ AST188609 Dennis Kapralov College of Western Idaho Mikel R Douglas Horseshoe Bend ID GSPV189845 Kevin Matthew Peeples Motorola Christopher A Hoch Las Vegas NV AST189861 Justin Kazy University of Arkansas John
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