Timken Awards $540,000 in Scholarships to Cultivate Young Talent Around the World
Timken (NYSE: TKR) has awarded $540,000 in scholarships to 20 students worldwide through its Timken Global Scholars Program. The recipients, children of Timken employees from the US, India, and France, will pursue various fields of study including biomedical engineering, business, and medical sciences.
The awards include a $25,000 annual Henry Timken Scholar Award, a $20,000 annual Jack Timken Scholar Award, six $10,000 renewable awards, and twelve $10,000 one-time scholarships. Since the program's inception in 1958, Timken's Charitable and Educational Fund has distributed over $27 million to 855 students.
The company, which posted $4.6 billion in sales in 2024 and employs approximately 19,000 people across 45 countries, continues its 125-year legacy of innovation in engineered bearings and industrial motion technology.
Timken (NYSE: TKR) ha assegnato $540.000 in borse di studio a 20 studenti in tutto il mondo attraverso il suo Programma di Borse di Studio Globali Timken. I destinatari, figli di dipendenti Timken provenienti da Stati Uniti, India e Francia, intraprenderanno vari campi di studio tra cui ingegneria biomedica, economia e scienze mediche.
Le borse includono un premio annuale di $25.000 per il Henry Timken Scholar Award, un premio annuale di $20.000 per il Jack Timken Scholar Award, sei premi rinnovabili da $10.000 e dodici borse di studio una tantum da $10.000. Dalla sua istituzione nel 1958, il Fondo Charitable and Educational di Timken ha distribuito oltre $27 milioni a 855 studenti.
L'azienda, che ha registrato vendite di $4,6 miliardi nel 2024 e impiega circa 19.000 persone in 45 paesi, continua la sua eredità di 125 anni di innovazione nei cuscinetti ingegnerizzati e nella tecnologia del movimento industriale.
Timken (NYSE: TKR) ha otorgado $540,000 en becas a 20 estudiantes de todo el mundo a través de su Programa de Becas Globales Timken. Los beneficiarios, hijos de empleados de Timken de EE. UU., India y Francia, seguirán diversos campos de estudio, incluidos la ingeniería biomédica, los negocios y las ciencias médicas.
Las becas incluyen un premio anual de $25,000 para el Henry Timken Scholar Award, un premio anual de $20,000 para el Jack Timken Scholar Award, seis premios renovables de $10,000 y doce becas únicas de $10,000. Desde el inicio del programa en 1958, el Fondo Caritativo y Educativo de Timken ha distribuido más de $27 millones a 855 estudiantes.
La empresa, que reportó $4.6 mil millones en ventas en 2024 y emplea a aproximadamente 19,000 personas en 45 países, continúa su legado de 125 años de innovación en rodamientos ingenierizados y tecnología de movimiento industrial.
Timken (NYSE: TKR)는 Timken Global Scholars Program을 통해 전 세계 20명의 학생에게 $540,000의 장학금을 수여했습니다. 수혜자는 미국, 인도, 프랑스의 Timken 직원 자녀로, 생물 의공학, 경영학 및 의학 분야 등 다양한 전공을 선택할 예정입니다.
장학금에는 연간 $25,000의 Henry Timken Scholar Award, 연간 $20,000의 Jack Timken Scholar Award, 6개의 $10,000 갱신 가능한 장학금 및 12개의 $10,000 일회성 장학금이 포함됩니다. 이 프로그램은 1958년에 시작되어 Timken의 자선 및 교육 기금은 855명의 학생에게 2,700만 달러 이상을 분배했습니다.
2024년 $46억 달러의 매출을 올린 이 회사는 45개국에서 약 19,000명의 직원을 고용하고 있으며, 엔지니어링 베어링 및 산업 동작 기술 분야에서 125년의 혁신 전통을 이어가고 있습니다.
Timken (NYSE: TKR) a attribué 540 000 $ en bourses d'études à 20 étudiants dans le monde entier grâce à son Programme de Bourses Globales Timken. Les bénéficiaires, enfants d'employés de Timken aux États-Unis, en Inde et en France, poursuivront divers domaines d'études, notamment l'ingénierie biomédicale, le commerce et les sciences médicales.
Les récompenses comprennent une bourse annuelle de 25 000 $ pour le Henry Timken Scholar Award, une bourse annuelle de 20 000 $ pour le Jack Timken Scholar Award, six bourses renouvelables de 10 000 $ et douze bourses uniques de 10 000 $. Depuis le lancement du programme en 1958, le Fonds Charitable et Éducatif de Timken a distribué plus de 27 millions $ à 855 étudiants.
L'entreprise, qui a réalisé un chiffre d'affaires de 4,6 milliards $ en 2024 et emploie environ 19 000 personnes dans 45 pays, continue son héritage de 125 ans d'innovation dans les roulements de précision et la technologie de mouvement industriel.
Timken (NYSE: TKR) hat 540.000 $ in Stipendien an 20 Studenten weltweit im Rahmen seines Timken Global Scholars Program vergeben. Die Empfänger, Kinder von Timken-Mitarbeitern aus den USA, Indien und Frankreich, werden verschiedene Studienrichtungen verfolgen, darunter biomedizinische Ingenieurwissenschaften, Wirtschaft und medizinische Wissenschaften.
Die Auszeichnungen umfassen einen jährlichen Henry Timken Scholar Award in Höhe von 25.000 $, einen jährlichen Jack Timken Scholar Award in Höhe von 20.000 $, sechs erneuerbare Stipendien in Höhe von 10.000 $ und zwölf einmalige Stipendien in Höhe von 10.000 $. Seit der Gründung des Programms im Jahr 1958 hat der Wohltätigkeits- und Bildungsfonds von Timken über 27 Millionen $ an 855 Studenten verteilt.
Das Unternehmen, das 2024 einen Umsatz von 4,6 Milliarden $ erzielte und rund 19.000 Mitarbeiter in 45 Ländern beschäftigt, setzt sein 125-jähriges Erbe der Innovation in der Technik von Wälzlagern und industrieller Bewegungstechnologie fort.
- Strong financial position with $4.6B in sales (2024)
- Global presence across 45 countries with 19,000 employees
- Long-term commitment to education demonstrated by $27M in scholarships since 1958
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"At Timken, we believe that our shared future is shaped by the minds we invest in today," said Timken Chairman John M. Timken, Jr. "The Timken Global Scholars program represents our commitment to nurturing the next generation of thinkers, leaders and innovators who will drive progress and excellence around the world."
Andrew Ziarko, son of senior manager of employee and industrial relations, occupational health and security services Michael Ziarko and Andrea Ziarko, earned the Henry Timken Scholar Award, valued at
McGregor Brough, son of sales specialist Benjamin Brough and Nicki Brough, received the Jack Timken Scholar Award, valued at
Joining Andrew and McGregor as scholarship winners, six students received
- Hannah Harley, daughter of commodity manager Anthony Harley and Lora Harley from Jackson High School in
Massillon, Ohio . She intends to major in biology at Michigan State University. - Frederick Li, son of noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) scientist Desheng (Victor) Li and Hongyang (Sophia) Liu from Hudson High School in
Hudson, Ohio . He plans to study biomedical engineering with a pre-med focus atWashington University inSt. Louis, Mo. - Carter Russell, son of
Americas business manager Steven Russell and Noelle Russell from Hoover High School inNorth Canton, Ohio . He aspires to study computer science and biomedical engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. - Vedant Saraswat, son of general manager of plant operations Rajeev Kumar and Roopali Saraswat from Narbheram Hansraj English School in
Jamshedpur, India . He plans to study organic chemistry at the National University ofSingapore . - Aakar Sinha, son of operator technician Prasanta Sinha and Anjali Sinha from Gayatri Shiksha Niketan School in
Jamshedpur, India . Aakar plans to major in computer science with a minor in mathematics at Stanford University. - Navneet Vamanamoorthy, son of head of continuous improvement, strategic projects and sustainability Vamanamoorthy Hariharan and Sri Vidya from Narayana Educational Institute in
Bangalore, India . He plans to attend All India Institute of Medical Sciences and major in medical sciences.
The following 12 students earned
- Kendria Bynum, daughter of package bearing manufacturing associate Billy Joe Bynum and Barbara Bynum from Lincolnton High School in
Lincolnton, N.C. She plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in accounting at the University ofNorth Carolina . - Layla De Vries, daughter of communications specialist Raymond De Vries and Susanne De Vries from University of Freiburg in
Germany , where she is currently pursuing a medical degree. - Kristina Hess, daughter of manager of vendor management Michael Hess and Emma Hess from Kent State University in
Kent, Ohio . She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in speech pathology and audiology. - Sylvia Hough, daughter of manager of supply chain planning Bryan Hough and Shandra Hough from Perry High School in
Massillon, Ohio . She plans to major in astrophysics at The Ohio State University. - Martina Klecka, daughter of senior customer relations management representative Dana Kowalewski and Mike Kowalewski from Azusa Pacific University in
Azusa, California . She is currently pursuing a degree in kinesiology. - Brynn Otto, daughter of Rollon Group human resources director Lori Otto and Kristopher Otto from Hackettstown High School in
Hackettstown, N.J. She plans to study biological sciences atClemson University. - Tanishq Pauskar, son of manager of process design and development Praveen Pauskar and Privi Pauskar from Purdue University in
West Lafayette, Ind. , where he is pursuing a degree in computer science and mathematics. - Kendall
Powell , daughter of regional manager Stephen Powell and Terri Powell from Coastal Carolina University inConway, S.C. Kendall is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in exercise science. - Ellie Starnes, daughter of supply chain specialist Christine Starnes and Mark Starnes from East Canton High School in
East Canton, Ohio . Ellie plans to major in nursing atMiami University ofOhio . - Rheanne Tullock, daughter of senior customer relations management analyst Rebecca Tullock and Shane Tullock from
Salem College inWinston-Salem, N.C. Rheanne is an undergraduate student pursuing a degree in exercise science. - Anna Unke, daughter of facility general manager Keith Unke and Lauren Unke from Hudson High School in
Hudson, Ohio .Anna plans to major in global studies and psychology atColorado College. - Rachel Williams, daughter of sales specialist Quinton Williams Jr. and Kristi Williams from Arizona State University in
Tempe, Ariz. Rachel is pursuing a degree in applied biological sciences and pre-veterinary medicine.
About The Timken Company
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