FULTON BANK AWARDS $3,000 WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS TO TWO RECIPIENTS
The scholarships were awarded by Fulton's Women in Technology employee resource group to women studying in the science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) fields.
Both recipients will be attending undergraduate programs in the fall:
Kailey Kasbeer-Betty is fromEllicott City, Md. , and graduated from Glenelg High School. She will attend the University of South Florida pursuing a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.Yanwei Liu is fromHummelstown, Pa. , and graduated from Hershey High School. She will attend Cornell University inNew York , pursuing a bachelor's degree in computer science.
"Fulton Bank is honored to award these scholarships to such dedicated individuals who are passionate in exploring education in the STEM field," said
In order to qualify for the scholarship, applicants had to reside within Fulton Bank's footprint, be a high school senior, identify as female and be accepted and in the process of enrolling at a two-to-four-year undergraduate program in a STEM related field.
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