NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TSU News Service) – Tennessee State University has received a $500,000 grant from FedEx to support the College of Business over the next four years. This grant exemplifies the ongoing collaboration between FedEx and TSU, focused on preparing students for successful internships, mentoring opportunities, and job placements, while also ensuring a robust talent pipeline through enhanced enrollment and retention initiatives. Furthermore, the investment will enrich the College of Business’s career services by enhancing interview preparation, training, and certification programs critical for student success.
TSU President Dwayne Tucker reflected on the significance of the partnership: “This renewed investment demonstrates FedEx’s commitment to our students and their professional development. We are excited about the opportunities this grant will create for our students to thrive.”
Rose Jackson Flenorl, Manager of Global Citizenship & Human Resources at FedEx added, “We are pleased to renew our commitment to Tennessee State University. We believe this contribution not only fosters academic success but also furthers our shared mission of preparing students for the workforce”
Dr. Muhammed Miah, dean of the College of Business, also expressed gratitude for the support of FedEx. “We are deeply grateful for their invaluable investment in the TSU College of Business,” he stated. “This funding will enhance our commitment to preparing students for success in the global economy through innovative teaching and career pathways. It will also allow our students to build essential connections that align their academic experiences with real-world opportunities.”
This investment by FedEx underscores its ongoing commitment to creating tomorrow’s leaders and highlights the valuable collaboration with TSU, which has the potential to significantly impact student success in the College of Business.
For more information on the College of Business, visit www.tnstate.edu/business/
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