Nissan is donating $250,000 to Mississippi’s seven HBCUs to further STEM education, continuing its 11th consecutive year of funding Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the state. Since launching the Mississippi HBCU STEM Initiative in 2014, Nissan has invested $2.75 million to support and encourage innovative programming that serves Mississippi students, helping to grow STEM awareness and the technology workforce of the future. “I’m particularly proud as an alumnus of Alcorn State University for Nissan to contribute to the future of science, technology, engineering and mathematics at Mississippi HBCUs, creating the next generation of workforce leaders,” said Victor Taylor,
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