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Schneider Electric Fulfills $50,000 Pledge to Tri-County Tech

The company made its final contribution of $10,000.

Schneider Electric in Seneca made its final $10,000 contribution towards a $50,000 pledge to the Tri-County Technical College Foundation for the company’s Teaching Chair Endowment in the Engineering and Industrial Technology Division.

Pictured from left, Ted Stokes, engineering manager at Schneider and an evening adjunct instructor for our Industrial Electronics Technology program; Larry Smith, Schneider Electric plant manager; John Lummus, vice president for economic and institutional advancement at the College; and Christine Nacnodovitz, human resources manager, global supply chain, Schneider Electric.

Since 1988, Schneider Electric has supported the Tri-County Technical College Foundation through annual gifts, all devoted to advancing educational opportunities and instruction. Because of the company’s generosity, through its teaching chair, faculty in the Engineering and Industrial Technology Division have grown professionally through participation in and presentations at seminars and conferences, along with enrollment in advanced course work. Including a pledge of $50,000 to the College’s Major Gifts campaign in 2010, the company has given more than $112,000 to its teaching chair for the Engineering and Industrial Technology Division and a total of $124,750 to the Foundation.

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