Businessmen donate $1 million for KSU engineering scholarships (Marietta Daily Journal)
KENNESAW, Ga. | Apr 6, 2018
Students planning on studying engineering at Kennesaw State University may soon have some financial help thanks to some local businessmen.
Atlanta real estate executives Norman Radow, of The RADCO Companies, and Peter Fitzgerald, of Fightingtown Companies, have announced a $1 million donation to the Paul Radow Endowment, which provides annual scholarships to mechanical engineering students with military service or who are adult learners.
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