P2K created the Precision 2000 Inc. Fellowship at Georgia Tech’s School of Building Construction, in December 2017. The fellowship provides financial assistance to Colombian engineers who are pursuing a master’s degree in the school of Building Construction.
P2K has committed $10,000 per year, or $40,000 over four years, to pay for engineering students from Colombia to attend the prestigious school. On its second year, the fellowship has been increased by $20,000.
This is the first ever donation of its kind by a Latina-owned company in Georgia Tech’s 134-year history.
Cristhian Moreno (left) is the second recipient of the Precision 2000 Inc. Fellowship. He’s a Civil Engineer from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia and past intern of P2K.
Mauricio Cepeda (right) was the first fellowship recipient, Civil Engineer from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia and past intern of P2K, he graduated in December 2018 from the program.
The Precision 2000 Inc. Fellowship was introduced in April 2018 by the Associate for Academic Affairs College of Engineering, Larry Jacobs (upper- left), the Chair of Building Construction, Daniel Castro, and the Dean of College of Design, Steven French. Precision 2000 CEO Guiomar Obregon and President Carlos Sanchez.