Attending the check presentation are (left to right) Tracy Grover, Katie Martinez, and Liz Malnory, ASU Foundation; Joe Phillips, P.E.; Kamil Kaloush, Civil Engineering Chair; Ram Pendyala, Director School of Sustainable Engineering; and Tim Anderson, P.E., Chief Operating Officer, Western Operating Group, Terracon
(Photo Courtesy of Terracon)
The Terracon Foundation announced a $7,500 grant to Arizona State University in support of scholarships to civil engineering students enrolled in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
“This grant will provide scholarships to assist students with their tuition and other costs,” said Joe Phillips, senior principal serving in Terracon’s Phoenix office. “These funds aid in the continuing support of Terracon Scholars – civil engineering students pursuing their degree in ASU’s Schools of Engineering.”
The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU is one of the largest and most comprehensive engineering colleges in the US. The college is comprised of eight schools serving over 32,000 students and offers dozens of undergraduate and graduate programs.
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Terracon gives ASU $7.5K for engineering students
(Photo Courtesy of Terracon)
Attending the check presentation are (left to right) Tracy Grover, Katie Martinez, and Liz Malnory, ASU Foundation; Joe Phillips, P.E.; Kamil Kaloush, Civil Engineering Chair; Ram Pendyala, Director School of Sustainable Engineering; and Tim Anderson, P.E., Chief Operating Officer, Western Operating Group, Terracon
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The Terracon Foundation announced a $7,500 grant to Arizona State University in support of scholarships to civil engineering students enrolled in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
“This grant will provide scholarships to assist students with their tuition and other costs,” said Joe Phillips, senior principal serving in Terracon’s Phoenix office. “These funds aid in the continuing support of Terracon Scholars – civil engineering students pursuing their degree in ASU’s Schools of Engineering.”
The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU is one of the largest and most comprehensive engineering colleges in the US. The college is comprised of eight schools serving over 32,000 students and offers dozens of undergraduate and graduate programs.
The Terracon Foundation was created to play a meaningful part in the lives of Terracon employees and the communities where they live and work.
Established as the community investment arm of Terracon, the foundation has granted nearly $6 million in support of community organizations, universities, scholarships for dependents of employees, and disaster relief efforts.
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