General Motors Foundation has announced grants totaling $2.9 million to support 26 universities and partnering organizations across the United States through its renowned University/Organization Partner Program.
The funding will serve to advance secondary education curricula in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, information technology and other fields important to the automotive industry, GM says, adding it will also support design and manufacturing programs, student organizations and career development resources.
“Working with leaders in education to strengthen curricula, foster a diverse learning environment and challenge young minds is a top priority for us,” said GM Foundation president Vivian Pickard. “By supporting higher education programs, we are ensuring that the next generation of leaders and innovators receive the necessary knowledge and skills to compete in a global marketplace.”
The GM Foundation has awarded nearly $31.3 million in grants through the University/Organization Partner Program over the last decade. The complete list of this year’s grant recipients is available in the press release below.
“Working with leaders in education to strengthen curricula, foster a diverse learning environment and challenge young minds is a top priority for us,” said GM Foundation president Vivian Pickard. “By supporting higher education programs, we are ensuring that the next generation of leaders and innovators receive the necessary knowledge and skills to compete in a global marketplace.”
The GM Foundation has awarded nearly $31.3 million in grants through the University/Organization Partner Program over the last decade. The complete list of this year’s grant recipients is available in the press release below.