CHARLOTTE, N.C., Aug. 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Carolinas AGC Foundation awarded $20,000 ($8,000 more than in past years) to eleven students who are entering the commercial construction industry. After having a record-breaking number of applicants, the selection committee had the hard task of narrowing down the applications and selecting this year's scholarship recipients.
Congratulations to these 11 students selected to receive scholarships. The future is looking very bright for the construction industry!
$4,000 Scholarship Winners
Nelson Fuentes, East Carolina University: Construction Management
Luke Leonard, Appalachian State University: Building Science, Construction Management
Ethan Wilkerson, UNC Charlotte: Construction Management
$2,000 Scholarship Winners
Colton Ledford, Clemson University: Construction Management
Jackson Stone, Clemson University: Construction Science and Management
$1,250 Scholarship Winners
Arley Gonzalez-Sarabia, Western Carolina University: Construction Management
Grace Abdoo, NC State University: Civil Engineering
Scholarship Winners – Various Amounts
Hunter Hedrick, Appalachian State University: Construction Management
Issac Moore, Sandhills Community College: Civil Engineering
Connor Weatherman, Mayland Community College: Applied Engineering
Brooks Wheeler, The Citadel: Construction Engineering
For more information regarding the CAGC Foundation Scholarship program, please visit www.cagc.org or contact Chelsea Andujar at 704-372-1450 ext. 5229.
Carolinas AGC (CAGC) is a construction trade association made up of contractors and construction-related firms that perform work in North Carolina and South Carolina. CAGC is a chapter of the AGC of America (AGC) and the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). Our members are both small and large general contractors, specialty contractors, material/equipment suppliers, and service providers.
SOURCE Carolinas AGC
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