The General Motors Foundation last week announced grants totalling $2.875 million to support 29 leading universities and organizations across the US through its University/Organization Partner Program.
The initiative provides funding to advance secondary education curricula in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, also known as STEM, information technology and other fields important to the automotive industry. “The STEM workforce is and will continue to be a vital component in building communities and transforming our nation’s future,” said GM Foundation President Vivian Pickard.…
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