Jackson State University is the recipient of a $2 million grant from the Entergy Charitable Foundation to help fund the creation of the Critical Power Grid Network Security Lab. During a press conference at the University on Monday, Oct. 7, Entergy officials presented JSU President Marcus Thompson, Ph.D., with a big check to celebrate the occasion.
The day-to-day business at Entergy Arkansas is to provide safe, reliable and affordable electricity to our customers. The mission as a corporation is to continually improve the communities served through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy.
The event brings together more than 700 business leaders from across the country to gain insight on the trajectory of our economy and ways to support the growth to come.
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This partnership between Entergy Arkansas, Hall High School and Robinson High School is a core foundation for the Academies model of teaching and learning being implemented in public high schools throughout Pulaski County.
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