Asurion creates data-science scholarship at historically black university

One of Nashville’s largest privately owned companies is launching an initiative aimed at bringing more diversity into the tech industry.  Asurion has donated $200,000 to create a new data-science scholarship at historically black Fisk University in Nashville, according to a news release.  The Asurion Data Science Scholarship will provide $10,000 scholarships to four to six students pursuing a computer science or data science degree each year.  Nashville's tech community, like most across… Continue reading at 'Silicon Valley Business Journal'

[ Silicon Valley Business Journal | 2020-06-09 17:16:57 UTC ]

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