AT&T, Inc. has announced a $2.4 million gift to fund Clemson University’s International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR). Along with the investment comes the naming of the AT&T Auditorium, part of Clemson’s Carroll A. Campbell, Jr. Graduate Engineering Center, the anchor of the 250-acre research campus now under development. During a preview of the auditorium, visitors could view AT&T’s No. 31 race car that was driven by NASCAR’s Jeff Burton. No. 31 is the first car to be displayed in the new facility. The multi-year gift includes contributions from AT&T and its philanthropic organization, the AT&T Foundation. See the original press release on the Clemson University website.More and more firms are funding research at the university level. Have you participated in such research? Share your experiences at the Testing Community Forums.
AT&T Gives $2.4 Million for Automotive Research at Clemson
