Education
We aim to boost the flow of digital infrastructure talent by promoting awareness and education, partnering with quality programs, offering scholarships, and supporting curriculum development.
Education Initiatives
Digital Infrastructure Senior Capstone Project
Learning real world challenges
iMasons has created a Senior Capstone Project to help graduating students enter the workforce with skills, experience, and knowledge specific to our industry.
The iMasons Capstone Project is intended as a stand-in for traditional Senior Design projects in which students showcase the application of their engineering and design knowledge.
All Capstone students are awarded a $2,500 iMasons Scholarship as well as access to a number of professional credentials, offered exclusively by DCD Academy.
Scholarships
Investing in future talents
iMasons offers members scholarships to pursue degrees and professional credentials that help prepare them for careers in digital infrastructure.
iMasons has a goal to award at least 50% of scholarships to underrepresented groups, and is committed to increasing the diversity and inclusion in the digital infrastructure industry. People of all backgrounds and identities are encouraged to apply.
iMasons provides annual $2,500 scholarships to members pursuing relevant Associate, Bachelor, or Master level degrees at any academic institution.
Driving knowledge for the digital future
iMasons is developing Digital Infrastructure-focused curricula, including educational courses and learning experiences designed to achieve learning outcomes and goals relevant to the industry.
The curriculum addresses multiple academic levels, including:
- K-12
- Bachelor-level courses
- Bachelor-level academic minor
As we work to foster future talents, we continue to build the resources needed to facilitate learning for the digital future.
More information on this initiative to be shared soon.
Committee
Bill Kleyman
Courtney Popp
Insights
The Give and Take of Support Networks Fuels God’sfavour Chukwudi’s Career Path
iMasons Scholar Eyes a Return to Africa and AI/ML-optimized Data Center Cooling
