The following 3 graduates add to the list of 11 PACES scholars who have graduated from university with the support of PACES since its founding 10 years ago.
- Janna Andrea C. Sambuena, B.S. Civil Engineering, Colegio de Muntinlupa
- Christian S. Padilla, B.S Computer Engineering, Colegio de Muntinlupa
- John Lawrence P. Silva, Bachelor in Engineering Technology, Major in Construction Technology, Technological University of the Philippines
Gratitude and Continuous Growth
PACES is grateful to its generous members and donors whose contributions fuel these life-changing opportunities for underprivileged but talented youth in the Philippines. Their continued support ensures that current scholars—and those yet to be selected—can pursue their dreams in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and technical fields. They support PACES in promoting the study of science and technology as a vehicle for development and progress for the Philippines.
About the STEM Scholarships for University
PACES STEM scholarships cover tuition, school fees, a monthly living allowance, and an allowance for textbooks and school supplies. Eligible students may enroll in any Philippine state university or college offering STEM undergraduate programs. Local administration of the scholarships is provided by CFC ANCOP, PACES’ trusted partner in the Philippines which administers the STEM scholarships locally on behalf of PACES. Now in its 10th year of operation, PACES has graduated 14 university scholars in STEM and 7 TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) scholars, as announced on these pages.
From Dreams to Diplomas: PACES Celebrates Three New STEM Graduates
Four PACES Scholars Get Their Diplomas
Mission Accomplished: All Four PACES Scholars Have Graduated
Dreams Fulfilled: PACES Scholars Graduate in 2020
First PACES Scholar Graduates in April 2019
Information on the STEM scholarships in previous years can be found by clicking here.
