JTEKT provides boost to Clemson University engineering students
Resource from: Clemson Newsstand Likes:170
Nov 08,2016
Paul Alongi, College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences
GREENVILLE — A $250,000 contribution from an auto supplier that recently moved its North American operational headquarters to Greenville will help give Clemson University’s automotive engineering students a financial boost.
Zoran Filipi (left) and Mike Davidson hold a copy of the JTEKT Endowed Fellowship agreement at a recent ceremony at CU-ICAR.
The contribution from JTEKT North America Corporation creates an endowment that pays for annual fellowships benefiting automotive engineering students.
One student a year will receive the JTEKT Endowed Fellowship In Automotive Engineering. The plan is to allow the endowment to begin accumulating investment returns and present the first award in three years.
It is believed each recipient will receive about $10,000, although the amount may vary.
Clemson officials saw the contribution as confirmation that the automotive engineering program was succeeding in its mission to prepare students for industry.
JTEKT’s new North American operational headquarters is at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research, the same location as Clemson’s automotive engineering students and faculty.
Zoran Filipi, chair of the automotive engineering department, said the fellowship will help Clemson recruit and retain top students in a field critical to South Carolina’s economy.
“We thank JTEKT North America Corporation for its generous support,” Filipi said. “The fellowship will help students pay for their education, providing a financial incentive for them to choose Clemson’s automotive engineering program.”
JTEKT North America is a premier designer and manufacturer of automotive steering systems, driveline systems and industrial and automotive bearings. The company is a founding partner and anchor tenant at CU-ICAR, originally establishing a bearing technical center on the CU-ICAR campus in 2006.
Mike Davidson, the chief operating officer of the company, said JTEKT values its collaboration with Clemson and access to its talent.
The company has helped mentor automotive engineering graduate students and is involved in research projects. Undergraduate students have worked at JTEKT as part of the university’s cooperative education program.
“The collaborative design of Clemson’s program is what sets it apart from others in the industry,” Davidson said. “It is one of the reasons more than 95 percent of alumni are using their degrees in either the automotive industry or academia.”
Fred Cartwright, executive director of CU-ICAR, said Clemson has had a fruitful collaboration with JTKET and that the fellowship is an extension of their continuing work together.
“We are grateful for JTEKT’s leadership and many contributions,” he said. “We expect our growing collaboration to continue to benefit Clemson’s students and faculty, JTEKT and the automotive industry.”
Zoran Filipi (left) and Mike Davidson hold a copy of the JTEKT Endowed Fellowship agreement at a recent ceremony at CU-ICAR.
The contribution from JTEKT North America Corporation creates an endowment that pays for annual fellowships benefiting automotive engineering students.
One student a year will receive the JTEKT Endowed Fellowship In Automotive Engineering. The plan is to allow the endowment to begin accumulating investment returns and present the first award in three years.
It is believed each recipient will receive about $10,000, although the amount may vary.
Clemson officials saw the contribution as confirmation that the automotive engineering program was succeeding in its mission to prepare students for industry.
JTEKT’s new North American operational headquarters is at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research, the same location as Clemson’s automotive engineering students and faculty.
Zoran Filipi, chair of the automotive engineering department, said the fellowship will help Clemson recruit and retain top students in a field critical to South Carolina’s economy.
“We thank JTEKT North America Corporation for its generous support,” Filipi said. “The fellowship will help students pay for their education, providing a financial incentive for them to choose Clemson’s automotive engineering program.”
JTEKT North America is a premier designer and manufacturer of automotive steering systems, driveline systems and industrial and automotive bearings. The company is a founding partner and anchor tenant at CU-ICAR, originally establishing a bearing technical center on the CU-ICAR campus in 2006.
Mike Davidson, the chief operating officer of the company, said JTEKT values its collaboration with Clemson and access to its talent.
The company has helped mentor automotive engineering graduate students and is involved in research projects. Undergraduate students have worked at JTEKT as part of the university’s cooperative education program.
“The collaborative design of Clemson’s program is what sets it apart from others in the industry,” Davidson said. “It is one of the reasons more than 95 percent of alumni are using their degrees in either the automotive industry or academia.”
Fred Cartwright, executive director of CU-ICAR, said Clemson has had a fruitful collaboration with JTKET and that the fellowship is an extension of their continuing work together.
“We are grateful for JTEKT’s leadership and many contributions,” he said. “We expect our growing collaboration to continue to benefit Clemson’s students and faculty, JTEKT and the automotive industry.”
(Clemson Newsstand)
【CBCC News Statement】
1.The news above mentioned with detailed source are from internet.We are trying our best to assure they are accurate ,timely and safe so as to let bearing users and sellers read more related info.However, it doesn't mean we agree with any point of view referred in above contents and we are not responsible for the authenticity. If you want to publish the news,please note the source and you will be legally responsible for the news published.
2.All news edited and translated by us are specially noted the source"CBCC".
3.For investors,please be cautious for all news.We don't bear any damage brought by late and inaccurate news.
4.If the news we published involves copyright of yours,just let us know.
1.The news above mentioned with detailed source are from internet.We are trying our best to assure they are accurate ,timely and safe so as to let bearing users and sellers read more related info.However, it doesn't mean we agree with any point of view referred in above contents and we are not responsible for the authenticity. If you want to publish the news,please note the source and you will be legally responsible for the news published.
2.All news edited and translated by us are specially noted the source"CBCC".
3.For investors,please be cautious for all news.We don't bear any damage brought by late and inaccurate news.
4.If the news we published involves copyright of yours,just let us know.
Previous United Grinding names Syracuse Supply/APT Machine Tools as new distributor
Next Prevent unwanted odours in car interiors
Next Prevent unwanted odours in car interiors
BRIEF INTRODUCTION
Cnbearing is the No.1 bearing inquiry system and information service in China, dedicated to helping all bearing users and sellers throughout the world.
Cnbearing is supported by China National Bearing Industry Association, whose operation online is charged by China Bearing Unisun Tech. Co., Ltd.
China Bearing Unisun Tech. Co., Ltd owns all the rights. Since 2000, over 3,000 companies have been registered and enjoyed the company' s complete skillful service, which ranking many aspects in bearing industry at home and abroad with the most authority practical devices in China.
