Garver partnered with the Frisco Independent School District's Project Lead the Way students who created innovative products presented to a panel of judges. The winning selections were presented with $2,000 in scholarships.
READ ARTICLETo help celebrate its centennial, Garver provided 100 STEM kits to 100 schools across its 11 state footprint, and challenged them to create Rube Goldberg-style chain-reaction contraptions. Then Garver engineers picked out the nine best, and those schools will receive additional funding for STEM program.
READ ARTICLEGarver recently visited the Bentonville school to emphasize the importance of core STEM concepts, the engineering design process, and perseverance.
READ ARTICLEGarver was joined by the City of Dallas, Dallas Water Utilities, and the Trinity River Authority of Texas at the Dallas Museum of Art as three Dallas ISD schools took on the Garver Chain Reaction Challenge.
READ ARTICLEGarver was presented with the EXCEL Champions Award from the Little Rock School District for its consistent work with the district's EXCEL program.
READ ARTICLEEmployees from Garver's Kansas City, Missouri, and Overland Park, Kansas, offices worked with middle school students from Lee A. Tolbert Academy for the Garver Chain Reaction Challenge.
READ ARTICLEArkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, the Arkansas Department of Transportation, and the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission took part in the Garver Chain Reaction Event at the Arkansas State Capitol, aimed at encouraging the next generation of engineers.
READ ARTICLEGarver teamed with representatives from the Texas Department of Transportation and Austin Water to pass along lessons on key engineering concepts to Austin Independent School District Students.
READ ARTICLEGarver provided a STEM kit and donations to Keystone Elementary School in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, because that's where Transportation Project Engineer Lacee Stanley first gained a passion for STEM subjects.
READ ARTICLEIn celebration of Garver's centennial, it is donating 100 STEM kits to 100 schools across the country. The first donation went to Pat Henry Elementary School in Lawton, Oklahoma.
READ ARTICLEAcross the Garver footprint, employees joined students and colleagues to advance the benefits of the engineering profession.
READ ARTICLEAviation Team Leader Mark Williams writes in the Kansas City Business Journal's special Engineering Week edition on the importance of STEM initiatives and introducing students to core engineering concepts.
READ ARTICLEEmployees in the Kansas City, Missouri and Overland Park, Kansas offices combined with a local Girl Scout troop to pack more than 12,000 meals to aid food shelters and charity organizations through the holidays.
READ ARTICLEHearts & Hooves therapeutic riding center named Garver recently its first recipient of the Hoofprints Community Partner Award, given for a continued commitment to supporting the organization's mission.
READ ARTICLEGarver engineers in North Little Rock, Arkansas helped promote the advancement of STEM education by judging a competition among students in a program designed to provide unique educational opportunities.
READ ARTICLEThe Garver-organized blood drive lead to more than two dozen donations to a Tulsa-based collector, and $3,300 in donations to an organization dedicated to fighting pediatric cancer.
READ ARTICLEThanks to efforts by employees in Garver's North Little Rock, Arkansas and Frisco, Texas offices, almost 200 students have acquired the needed clothing and supplies for the upcoming school year.
READ ARTICLEGarver's Frisco, Texas office mentored students and judged a year-end design contest that resulted in six students earning scholarships for STEM-related studies.
READ ARTICLEEmployees in the North Little Rock, Arkansas office recently presented a check to a nearby middle school to help with supplies for their science classes.
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