Missouri River Energy Services has awarded 12 scholarships to high school graduates as part of its annual commitment to supporting education and the development of future professionals in the energy industry.
Seven area youth received a one-time $2,000 powerline scholarship, designated for those enrolling in a powerline-related program at a regional technical college. Those students are:
All six plan to enroll at Mitchell (South Dakota) Technical Institute in the Powerline Construction and Maintenance program.
Five recent high school graduates received a $1,000 general scholarship to attend an accredited two- or four-year college or vocational-technical school. These scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years, based on academic performance and other criteria, for a potential total value of $4,000.
Recipients of the $1,000 renewable general scholarships are:
“At MRES, we’re incredibly proud to support the communities we serve by investing in the next generation of leaders,” said MRES President and CEO Matt Schull. “These scholarships reflect our commitment to empowering students in our member communities and helping them pursue their goals through education.”
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