SAIC to Provide $1.5M to Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) has pledged $1.5 million to the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE). This investment aims to enhance STEM education and workforce development, supporting the school's initiatives in cyber technology and engineering. ASCTE, located in Huntsville, Alabama, provides free tuition and housing, focusing on hands-on learning experiences. This partnership illustrates the collaborative effort between industry and education to cultivate future leaders in technology.
- SAIC's commitment of $1.5 million to ASCTE strengthens its position in supporting future workforce development.
- ASCTE's public, residential model offers no-cost education, enhancing accessibility to STEM fields.
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Commitment supports STEM education and workforce development
“We are eager to invest in future SAIC leaders from Alabama,” said
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“This donation and partnership, is an example of how industry, government and academia can work together to invest in our students- and
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