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Students can receive $15,000 to work on their startup this summer - Vimarsana News

Students can receive $15,000 to work on their startup this summer

Applications are now open for the Invent Penn State Summer Founders program, which provides a $15,000 grant to entrepreneurial teams with at least one Penn State student to work full time on their startup, social good or nonprofit over the summer. Applications are due Feb. 13.

Source: psu.edu
Students can receive $15,000 to work on their startup this summer - Vimarsana News

Students can receive $15,000 to work on their startup this summer

Applications are now open for the Invent Penn State Summer Founders program, which provides a $15,000 grant to entrepreneurial teams with at least one Penn State student to work full time on their startup, social good or nonprofit over the summer. Applications are due Feb. 13.

Source: psu.edu
Update: Black Girls Code Founder Kimberly Bryant Calls Removal 'Dishonest and Unlawful' - Vimarsana News

Update: Black Girls Code Founder Kimberly Bryant Calls Removal 'Dishonest and Unlawful'

Ousted Black Girls Code founder Kimberly Bryant is denying employee allegations after being dismissed as leadership head.

Black Girls Code CEO Kimberly Bryant on leave amid misconduct claims - Vimarsana News

Black Girls Code CEO Kimberly Bryant on leave amid misconduct claims

Black Girls Code said on Tuesday that it was investigating "serious allegations of workplace impropriety," according to media reports.

Black Girls Code Founder Kimberly Bryant Speaks Out on Her Suspension - Vimarsana News

Black Girls Code Founder Kimberly Bryant Speaks Out on Her Suspension

Black Girls Code founder Kimberly Bryant said that she was not informed that the nonprofit's board was set to vote on her suspension.