Purification Cellutions Continues to Support Augusta Tech

Mr. John Nichols, Site Manager of Purification Cellutions LLC, is pleased to announce that a $6,000 grant has been awarded to the Augusta Technical College Foundation.

Purification Cellutions is a joint venture of MeadWestvaco Corporation’s Specialty Chemicals Division and the Atlanta-based Applied Ceramics. The Waynesboro facility produces innovative activated-carbon honeycomb filters for the automotive industry customers around the world.

Mr. Nichols recently presented the check to Augusta Technical College President Terry Elam and Ms. Johnica Mitchell, the newly appointed Dean/Director of the Burke County Campus, during a college visit.

Purification Cellutions is partnering with the college to enhance educational opportunities for students. The company is also interested in challenging and engaging the students of Burke County to continue their educational experience.

President Elam stated, “We are excited that Purification Cellutions has chosen to partner with Augusta Tech and our foundation to provide additional opportunities for our students. John and his staff truly appreciate and understand our mission of technical education and workforce development.”

President of Augusta Tech, Terry Elam (far left) and newly appointed Dean/Director

of Augusta Tech's Waynesboro Campus, Johnica Mitchell (far right) accepts check

from Purification Cellutions Site Manager, John Nichols.