Scott Arvin, seated left, manager of ExxonMobil Chemical Company's U.S. Ethylene/Propylene Supply, was on campus to present a check in support of Auburn University programs in chemical, civil, computer, electrical and mechanical engineering as well as management information systems and the BellSouth Minority Engineering Program.

 

Accepting the check on behalf of Auburn were Engineering Dean Larry Benefield, seated center, Shirley Scott-Harris, director of the BellSouth Minority Engineering Program, and Casey Cegielski, standing left, of the College of Business information systems management faculty. Also present was Gene Hess, corporate controller and systems account manager with ExxonMobil Global Services Company. Arvin noted that the gift funds could be used to support a variety of programs that enhance the quality of the student experience at Auburn.