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Myles BarkerFor the second consecutive year, Chevron has gifted Fresno State with $450,000 to improve programs in STEM, healthcare, and economic development.
“Chevron has been a major leader in the Central Valley, contributing to a thriving region and Fresno State,” said Fresno State President Joseph Castro. “We hope to continue to strengthen our partnership with one another for the greater good of our region, nation, and the world.”
Chevron’s donation also benefitted the following programs:
— Lyles College of Engineering’s Control Systems Laboratory – $140,000
— Lyles College of Engineering’s Engineering Pathways – $100,000
— Craig School of Business – Lyles Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship’s STEM 5 – $25,000
— Office of Community and Economic Development’s Parent University – $25,000
— Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management’s Homecoming – $10,000
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