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Three students in Supply Chain Management at the 91看片 were recently awarded $5,500 in scholarship grants via corporate industry partners.

Reid Hightower, a senior, was presented $2,500 by the Material Handling Education Foundation Inc. (MHEFI) as its Southworth International Group Honor Student. Aahil Makhani, also a senior, was awarded $2,000 by the MHEFI as a Loading Dock Equipment Manufacturing Honor Scholar. Mary Grace Boatright, a junior, was presented with $1,000 by the Remanufacturing Industries Council.

Hightower, who volunteers as an academic tutor, is building his professional portfolio this summer as a Global Service Parts Intern at Mercedes-Benz U.S. International.

Makhani, who is actively involved in AU Academic Support and the university鈥檚 First Year Experience, is looking forward to interning this summer at the Target Distribution Center in Savannah, Georgia.

Boatright, a Tuscaloosa native, believes supply chain management is so interesting because it is 鈥渃onstantly changing.鈥�

鈥淏efore this current pandemic supply chain wasn鈥檛 a common term in people鈥檚 vocabulary, but little did people know supply chains have always been the reasons that their shelves are full and they are able to get products delivered in a timely manner,鈥� she said. 鈥淭here is never a moment when you can鈥檛 try to make something better and declaring a supply chain major allows you to gain the tools for success when it comes to making things more effective and efficient.鈥�