Wayne State University receives $1.4 million from DTE Energy Foundation

Roy Wilson, DTE Energy President and Chief Operating Officer Steve Kurmas, and several students.

The $1.4 million grant will be awarded as follows:

$1.2 million to the College of Engineering to support the DTE Energy Foundation Eos Program for Student Success, a pilot program for all aspiring engineers. (Eos is the Greek goddess of the dawn.)
$100,000 to the Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies’ Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) to help incoming first-generation college students succeed in core classes and smoothly transition to college-level academics.
$48,000 to Wayne State’s Mike Ilitch School of Business for scholarships that will alleviate tuition costs and help students stay in school until graduation.

“Our partnership with the DTE Energy Foundation supports Wayne State’s mission of providing students with access and opportunity,” said Wayne State University President M. “Assisting students today benefits Michigan’s workforce and all of our communities tomorrow.”

Funding for the DTE Energy Foundation Eos Program for Student Success will establish an academic and financial assistance program for first- and second-year engineering students to help students build an academic support network, promoting success through a difficult phase of college.

“In partnership with the DTE Energy Foundation, this pilot program will benefit students through hands-on, real-world learning experiences and extensive academic support from instructors and peer mentors,” said Farshad Fotouhi, dean of the College of Engineering. Select Month February 2016 (499) January 2016 (607) December 2015 (543) November 2015 (533) October 2015 (643) September 2015 (719) August 2015 (804) July 2015 (1010) June 2015 (926) May 2015 (921) April 2015 (969) March 2015 (1057) February 2015 (932) January 2015 (1026) December 2014 (857) November 2014 (804) October 2014 (906) September 2014 (838) August 2014 (755) July 2014 (597) June 2014 (534) May 2014 (630) April 2014 (761) March 2014 (662) February 2014 (578) January 2014 (409) December 2013 (358) November 2013 (295) October 2013 (257) September 2013 (314) August 2013 (333) July 2013 (726) June 2013 (549) May 2013 (441) April 2013 (280) March 2013 (316) February 2013 (360) January 2013 (241) December 2012 (252) November 2012 (430) October 2012 (585) September 2012 (397) August 2012 (194) July 2012 (223) June 2012 (188) May 2012 (160) April 2012 (95) March 2012 (55) February 2012 (74) January 2012 (27) December 2011 (59) November 2011 (13) October 2011 (41) September 2011 (50) August 2011 (58) July 2011 (4) June 2011 (6) May 2011 (14) April 2011 (17) March 2011 (10) February 2011 (6) January 2011 (31) December 2010 (17) November 2010 (50) October 2010 (59) September 2010 (73) August 2010 (59) July 2010 (58) June 2010 (65) May 2010 (54) April 2010 (63) March 2010 (66) February 2010 (64) January 2010 (63) December 2009 (85) November 2009 (68) October 2009 (74) September 2009 (71) August 2009 (43) May 2009 (1) April 2009 (1) August 2008 (1) March 2005 (1) October 1994 (1) December 1 (2)



Social enterprise, HandiConnect, wins the Audacious-Business Idea competition’s Doing Good category. The company is spearheaded by University of Otago entrepreneurship master’s student Nguyen Cam Van.




Federal Government Grant and Assistance Programs



Edited by: Michael Saunders

© 2008-2024 Copyright Michael Saunders