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Scholarship Recipients
   
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Chester Engineers Leading the Way in Social Responsibliity
Chester engages with small/minority businesses and students in areas of mentoring. The Robert O. Agbede Scholarship at the University of Pittsburgh benefits African American students pursuing engineering degrees. Also at the University of Pittsburgh, the Robert O. Agbede Annual Diversity Award encourages recruitment and retention of African American faculty and students. Chester endowments at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University, presently valued at over 3 million dollars, support African American student enrollment and retention primarily in Engineering and Sciences.
A University of Pittsburgh School of Engineering graduate with Bachelors and Masters Degrees, Agbede is said to have developed a work culture that emphasizes the importance of giving back, viewing corporate social responsibility as good business. Chester engages with small/minority businesses and students in areas of mentoring. The Robert O. Agbede Scholarship at the University of Pittsburgh benefits African-American students pursuing engineering degrees. Also at the University of Pittsburgh, the Robert O. Agbede Annual Diversity Award encourages recruitment and retention of African-American faculty and students. Chester endowments at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University, presently valued at over 3 million dollars, support African-American student enrollment and retention primarily in Engineering and Sciences.
To learn more about our pledge to to this program click here.
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Giving Back
Chester Engineers employees volunteer their resources to participate in various activities in the local communities where they work and live.
Our Charleroi office sponsors boys’ and girls’ basketball teams in the Mon Valley by providing uniforms for them. Our Moon Township office employees take part in the ALCOSAN annual open-house activities by conducting water-focused demonstrations or performing as tour guides through the sanitation plant for the public.
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Community Gardening Project
It was a beautiful Saturday for planting flowers in Moon Township, PA. Thirty-two Chester employees and family members volunteered to participate in our community participation event to commemorate our Centennial Year. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy was thrilled to have so many individuals show up at their very first day of the planting season and we received the following compliment:
"Your group from Chester was the hit of the first day of planting season. Our staff was so impressed with all the hard workers that came to help plant. The staff was so happy to get the planting finished in 2 ½ hours, that is a record breaking time! Thank you so much for all your help organizing this."
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