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Re: Engineering Mentors Attitude/Role Towards Their NEM Counterparts

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This is not true, and this opinion should not be propagated.

All mentors are eligible to win the WFFA.

However, since the award focuses on the efforts of technical communication and inspiration, the mentors who are recognized this way make some sort of impact with their technical mentoring. Even the first year that WFFA's were awarded, a young construction worker (Dave Ferreira) was recognized as a WFFA winner.

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Andy Baker
Andy,

I apologize if my post was poorly worded and thanks for your clarification.

The intent of my post was not to take anything away from all the very deserving mentors who are nominated and honored past, present and future with the WFFA.

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