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Good Deed: Cleveland State receives grant to support electrical engineering tech students

Contributed photo / At the check presentation, from left, are Lee McChesney, Cleveland State Community College director of development; Dr. Tim Wilson, Cleveland State's Advanced Technologies Department chair; Lee Montgomery, Piedmont Lithium community relations manager; Dr. Ty Stone, Cleveland State president; and Dr. Corey Campbell, vice president for academic affairs at Cleveland State. Contributed photo / At the check presentation, from left, are Lee McChesney, Cleveland State Community College director of development; Dr. Tim Wilson, Cleveland State's Advanced Technologies Department chair; Lee Montgomery, Piedmont Lithium community relations manager; Dr. Ty Stone, Cleveland State president; and Dr. Corey Campbell, vice president for academic affairs at Cleveland State.

By Community submission June 10, 2023 1 min read

Cleveland State Community College recently received a $10,000 grant from Piedmont Lithium Foundation, according to a news release.

The grant funds will be used to purchase an Advanced Technologies Department industrial sensor trainer, which will support students in the electrical engineering technology program.

The foundation supports educational activities that improve access to STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) education for Tennessee students.

Andrea Byerly

Cleveland State