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PACE students selected for Stanford University fellowships
The management of PACE Institute of Technology and Sciences in Ongole announced that three of their students are selected for the Stanford University Innovation Fellowship offered through its Design School.
Ongole: The management of PACE Institute of Technology and Sciences in Ongole announced that three of their students are selected for the Stanford University Innovation Fellowship offered through its Design School.
The college secretary and correspondent, Maddisetty Sridhar and principal Dr M Srinivasan said that three of their first year computer science engineering students were among the 258 students selected by the Stanford University from 64 engineering colleges and institutions in the world.
They appreciated the students Nakka Likit Kumar, Manne Pavan Chandra, Vaddi Sai Kiran Kumar Reddy and said that they would visit the United States of America in the second week of March and would spend two weeks there. They also said that they have been sending Dr Chaitanya along with the students in the trip for coordination.
The college planning and development director Dr P Sukumar and the college IQAC convener Prof K Ramesh Babu also appreciated the students and said that they would visit various software companies and places as part of training. The students thanked the HoD of CSE Dr Rama Chaitanya and training HoD S Rajan for grooming them for the opportunity.
