FUTURE ENGINEERS

We took this on sunny  Sunday at Spelman College. The historic school has reason to celebrate—especially those in the math and science programs. ExxonMobil Foundation just announced a $1 million grant to Spelman to provide scholarships to African-American women pursuing technology-related degrees.  Foundation president Gerald McElvy  says ?our goal is to promote awareness of the many opportunities for those who hold engineering degrees and to provide the skills needed for students to be successful, especially for the underrepresented sector of women engineering professionals."

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