Proceeds Will Go to Scholarship Fund Benefitting Cal Maritime Students
Transmarine Navigation Corporation – a leading U.S. tramp agency with offices in a dozen port cities along the Gulf Coast, West Coast, and Hawaii – will be participating in the annual Dave Lyman Scholarship Fundraising dinner.
Proceeds from the event, held June 17 in Honolulu aboard the Golden Bear training vessel, will be donated to the Dave Lyman Memorial Scholarship Fund, which provides a full academic scholarship for at least one Cal Maritime student each year.
“We’re thrilled to be a part of this annual fundraising event,” said Transmarine Managing Director Leslie Clements. “We will continue to support Cal Maritime in any way we can to help ensure the future success of our industry.”
Transmarine has purchased two full tables for the $150-per-person ticketed event, which will feature a traditional Hawaiian dinner, beer, and wine.
Transmarine recruits heavily from Cal Maritime, and currently more than half of Transmarine’s staff are Cal Maritime alumni.
The Captain David Lyman Endowed Scholarship seeks to honor the memory of Captain Lyman (Cal Maritime Class of 1965, Deck) as a longtime member of Hawaii’s maritime community by providing financial incentive for Hawaii students to apply to and enroll at the California Maritime Academy and pursue a profession in the maritime field.
Located on a scenic waterfront campus in Vallejo, California, California State University Maritime Academy is a unique and specialized campus of the California State University system. It is one of only seven degree-granting maritime academies in the United States, and the only one on the West Coast.
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