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Scholar Energy: New Program Inspires Students at Historically Black Colleges

July 1, 2023Updated:October 30, 2023No Comments7 Mins Read
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ACG and Procore Technologies have partnered to create a program to help inspiring students at historically Black colleges and universities. They’ve raised lots of money – and lots of hope – as they help the next generation of constructors bloom, grow and achieve.
ACG and Procore Technologies have partnered to create a program to help inspiring students at historically Black colleges and universities. They’ve raised lots of money – and lots of hope – as they help the next generation of constructors bloom, grow and achieve. PHOTO COURTESY OF AGC OF AMERICA
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Written by A.D. Thompson Deyana Thomas didn’t come from the best neighborhood, but the Philadelphia native’s drive and dedication — not to mention her interest in carpentry — came from her dad. Thomas spent a lot of time helping her father on jobsites when she was a kid. Like most...

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