S.C. Chamber of Commerce, Boeing Company invest $50,000 to support STEM programs at Morris College

South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with The Boeing Company, announced a $50,000 investment in Morris College in support of the institution's Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics programs.

Cynthia Bennett, chief operating officer and executive vice president of South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, presented the check to Said Sewell, president of Morris College, on campus Wednesday, May 7.

The contribution reflects a shared commitment by the South Carolina Chamber and The Boeing Company to strengthen workforce development and expand opportunities for students pursuing careers in science and technology fields. The money is preferred for use within the college's STEM programs, where it will support curriculum development, student research and access to advanced learning resources.

Sewell expressed his gratitude on behalf of the college: "This generous investment will directly enhance the educational experience of our students and allow us to broaden the impact of our STEM initiatives. We deeply appreciate the South Carolina Chamber and Boeing for their continued support of Morris College and our mission."

Morris College is a historically Black liberal arts institution that has long emphasized academic excellence and community engagement. The donation is a significant step forward in helping the college achieve its strategic goals in STEM education.