Hi-Way Fuel technician earns national award Mike Godson also teaches at Clark College As the national honoree, Godson received a check for $500 and a one-year extended subscription to Mitchell 1 OnDemand5 Repair software. Mitchell By Dawn Feldhaus 1 also provided roundtrip Post-Record staff airfare and accommodations A local resident who spends for Godson and his wife his summers working at Hi- Christina to attend the conference and Way Fuel, in Washougal, NACAT awards dinner. is the newest recipient of He has taught at Clark the “Educator of the Year” award, as chosen by Mitchell College since 1995 and currently serves as the head 1. of its automotive Mike Godson, of department. Washougal, received Ted Kotsakis, a the award July 23 dean from Clark during the North who flew to North American Council Carolina for the of Automotive NACAT conference, Teachers conference presented Godson at Central Piedmont with a plaque, Community College, honoring him for in Charlotte, N.C. his dedication to “It’s a terrific Mike Godson professionalism honor,” he said. “I and the automotive just hope I can live students. up to the expectation of being “I enjoy helping young the Educator of the Year.” people develop a marketable Mitchell 1 is a company that sells automotive service skill so they can be productive information online. Selection members of society,” Godson criteria for the award requires said. After he graduated from that a master automotive technician excel on all ASE the Arizona Automotive automotive tests, covering Institute in Glendale, Ariz. topics such as engine repair, in 1977, Godson received automatic transmission, a certificate in automatic and an manual drive train and transmissions axles, suspension and associate in applied science steering, brakes, electrical degree from Clark College. He has worked at Hi-Way systems and heating and air Fuel since 1988. conditioning.