WSCC student receives Chime Workforce Scholarship

Kyle Wright once thought college was only for students coming straight from high school. After his employer recommended Walters State’s Electrical Engineering Technology program, he decided to take the next step. One year later, he’s thriving in the program—and his strong grades have earned him the Chime Workforce Scholarship. The Chime Workforce Scholarship is given by Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for community college students, and the Chimes Scholars Foundation. Only 200 awards are given nationwide. The scholarship recognizes high-achieving students pursuing career and technical degrees. Only 200 awards are given nationwide. “Kyle is an outstanding student who shares the knowledge learned from his years in the field with others at Walters State,” said Dr. Saul Reyes, president of Walters State. “Earning an associate of applied science in electrical engineering technology will make him an important part of any maintenance team.

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