Entergy Invests in the Future Workforce Through STEM Scholarships for Students Attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities

The scholarships are part of Entergy's $20 million Power of Prosperity initiative, funded by the company's shareholders, which supports HBCUs and minority-serving institutions across the Gulf South region by removing barriers that affect students' academic success.> "These students represent the future of our communities across the Gulf South region," said John Hudson, Entergy's senior vice president and chief external affairs officer.