SECO Energy CEO Curtis Wynn, left, and Board President Gerald Anderson, right, gather with the 2025 SECO Energy Youth Scholarship awardees.
SECO Energy CEO Curtis Wynn, left, and Board President Gerald Anderson, right, gather with the 2025 SECO Energy Youth Scholarship awardees.
SUMTERVILLE – The future is bright for SECO Energy’s 2025 Scholarship awardees. SECO’s Board of Trustees approved $36,000 in scholarships to high school seniors graduating this year who reside in homes served by SECO. These 12 outstanding local students exemplify academic excellence and leadership within their communities.
On Monday, April 21, the SECO Youth Programs Committee hosted a special recognition event to honor this year’s 12 Youth Scholarship awardees. Each student was awarded a $3,000 scholarship to support their educational journey.
SECO Energy’s Board of Trustees President and District 3 Trustee Gerald Anderson congratulated the 2025 Youth Scholarship awardees.
“Congratulations to this year’s exceptional student awardees and their families that have supported their education goals. Learning about their accomplishments, fields of study, and the accolades earned by these young men and women in our communities is truly impressive,” Anderson said. “SECO and other electric cooperatives are constantly seeking new talent, and I believe we can find that talent right here in our hometowns. I encourage these students to consider bringing their talents, skills, and abilities to SECO Energy when the time comes to begin their careers.”
SECO Energy’s 2025 scholarship awardees are:
SECO Energy CEO Curtis Wynn shared similar sentiments.
“As I reviewed the scholarship awardees selected by the Youth Programs Committee, I was inspired by their stories and achievements. Congratulations, students, you are on the path of success because of your hard work, dedication and commitment to excellence,” Wynn said. “As President Anderson mentioned, SECO and the energy industry as a whole are in need of young driven talent as we embrace emerging new technologies and navigate new industry challenges.”
To learn more about SECO Energy as a not-for-profit cooperative, visit About SECO Energy.
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