Winners of Three of This Year's PUF Latimer Scholarship Awards

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Fortnightly Magazine - July 2022
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Six high school seniors with the brightest of futures won this year's PUF Latimer Scholarships Awards. These talented young women and men were selected this year, and others last year, in concert with the American Association of Blacks in Energy. 

The scholarships were made possible by the supporters of our 2020 book, "Lewis Latimer, the First Hidden Figure," Xcel Energy, CPS Energy, FirstEnergy, Guidehouse, Energy Impact Partners, and Dentons.

The Public Utilities Fortnightly team interviewed three of this year's PUF Latimer Scholars to hear about how they made it to this point and how they view their futures.  Listen in and be inspired as we were.

Victoria Grimes

PUF's Steve Mitnick: American Association of Blacks in Energy has different regions. Which part of the country are you from?

Victoria Grimes: I'm from Georgia, the good old South. I'm graduating from Calvary Day School in Savannah, Georgia, the historic town. I have to give the speech as I'm the valedictorian of the class.

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