Garver’s Frisco office recently awarded scholarships to three Frisco Independent School District student teams that competed in an end-of-the-year engineering competition. The students presented their projects to Garver engineers who judged each team based on a variety of factors and presented the top three teams with scholarships.
Garver employees raised money and volunteered their time with the school district, which was then matched through GarverGives, the company’s charitable giving program. Altogether, three two-man teams will split close to $4,500.
The students are part of Project Lead the Way—an internationally recognized provider for STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) curriculum and teacher training—and plan to pursue degrees in the STEM field.
“This was a great way to get involved with students in our local community,” said Project Engineer Sara Andrews. “I’m grateful to get to meet such bright and talented students that have a great future ahead of them within many diverse engineering fields.”
To find out more about GarverGives, visit GarverUSA.com/GarverGives.
