Ford Motor Company announced the Alan Mulally Leadership in Engineering Scholarship, a US$ 1-million program that honors the company's former CEO by providing financial assistance to outstanding students pursuing degrees in the field of automotive engineering.
"Alan's engineering background and data-driven decision making paved the way for the extraordinary leadership he provided at Ford," said Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford. "We are honoring his legacy by providing scholarships to students who demonstrate the strong engineering ability that is required to develop into the next generation of leaders for our industry."
The Alan Mulally Leadership in Engineering Scholarship program will award 10 one-time US$ 10,000 scholarships each year to outstanding sophomore or junior engineering students at premier partner universities around the world. The program will run for 10 years starting in spring 2015. Funding for the program will consist of US$ 500,000 from Ford Motor Company and US$ 500,000 from Ford Motor Company Fund, the company's philanthropic arm.
Ford Fund will manage the program as part of its global Ford Blue Oval Scholars initiative. Scholarship winners will be connected with the company's corporate science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) strategic initiative, which is building a new generation of leaders in these key disciplines. Ford will work directly with its partner universities to identify scholarship recipients.
"Alan's engineering background and data-driven decision making paved the way for the extraordinary leadership he provided at Ford," said Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford. "We are honoring his legacy by providing scholarships to students who demonstrate the strong engineering ability that is required to develop into the next generation of leaders for our industry."
The Alan Mulally Leadership in Engineering Scholarship program will award 10 one-time US$ 10,000 scholarships each year to outstanding sophomore or junior engineering students at premier partner universities around the world. The program will run for 10 years starting in spring 2015. Funding for the program will consist of US$ 500,000 from Ford Motor Company and US$ 500,000 from Ford Motor Company Fund, the company's philanthropic arm.
Ford Fund will manage the program as part of its global Ford Blue Oval Scholars initiative. Scholarship winners will be connected with the company's corporate science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) strategic initiative, which is building a new generation of leaders in these key disciplines. Ford will work directly with its partner universities to identify scholarship recipients.
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