SNAP welcomes new batch of BRIGHTS scholars
BY LEANDER C. DOMINGO
SANTIAGO CITY, Isabela (August 30)—A renewable energy company has reaffirmed its commitment to support education in its host communities in the provinces of Benguet, Isabela and Ifugao as it welcomed 12 incoming college freshmen students to the Bridging Gaps in Higher Education through Tertiary Scholarships (BRIGHTS) program.
Joseph Yu, SN Aboitiz Power (SNAP) president and chief executive officer, said the students are from SNAP’s direct host municipalities of Bokod and Itogon in Benguet, Alfonso Lista in Ifugao, and Ramon in Isabela. SNAP’s hydropower generation facilities are located in these municipalities.
He said the scholars will each receive funding for their tuition fees, school fees and living allowances.
“These scholarships are especially signi...