United States Rep. Nikema Williams (GA-5) visited Agnes Scott College on Tuesday, March 21, to announce the college will receive about $1.02 million in community project funding.
The funding will help promote digital literacy, global learning, and professional success through technology. The funds will support the establishment of new high-technology classrooms focused on project-based learning initiatives and provide improved technology, resources, and laboratories for the Center for Digital and Visual Literacy.
Agnes Scott College President Leocadia Zak said the grant was the result of the work of Williams’ and her team.
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