Semiconductor industry leaders are joining Last Mile to invest in students nearing graduation and strengthen the nation’s engineering and technical workforce.

Perspective on how design, shared values, and partnerships can build community and create a foundation for purposeful leadership.

Reflecting on five years of growth, Last Mile celebrates the students, partners, and timely investments turning degree completion into a national movement.

Dr. Deanne Cranford-Wesley shares how timely financial support enabled her HBCU students to persist, graduate, and pursue careers they once struggled to envision.

Dr. Al Leaston shares how his partnership with Last Mile connects IT students with financial support, mentorship, and opportunities to launch their careers.

Meet Caroline Esmurdoc, whose experience in operations and education technology is supporting Last Mile’s growth and expanding its capacity to invest in students.

Through partnerships with Microsoft and Project Cyber, 13 Last Mile students experienced the RSA Conference, connecting with professionals and exploring the cybersecurity industry.

Last Mile launches a $3 million fund to address the financial obstacles that can prevent tech and engineering students from completing their degrees.