For the 2023-24 academic year, NFPA supported Fluid Power Clubs at 21 universities, impacting over 200 students across the US. Each club receives up to $2,000 annually to support student projects and activities that help them learn more about the fluid power industry.
If your company is looking to get more involved with university students this upcoming academic year, consider supporting a fluid power club. Ways to support include:
- Participate in the speaker’s bureau where you present to club students.
- Provide projects to clubs for their students to gain real-world experience.
- Help supply components and materials for students to work on projects.
Reach out to Kyla Olson at kolson@nfpa.com if you are interested in any of these options!
Like this post? Share it!
Recent Posts
Explore Speaker Lineup for NFPA’s 2025 Annual Conference
2025 NFPA Annual ConferenceFebruary 25-27, 2025Tucson, AZRegistration Now Open NFPA’s upcoming 2025 Annual Conference will feature a lineup of expert speakers dedicated to sharing valuable insights and information with attendees. Ranging in topics from geopolitical disruption to the future of fluid power updates, attendees can expect the presentations to provide exclusive content that can’t be found anywhere…
Please Complete and Share Survey on Drivers in Fluid Power Customer Markets
The National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) seeks to engage with stakeholders across the fluid power supply chain to publish a technology roadmap for fluid power in industrial, or in-plant, applications. This roadmap will be a document that describes the evolving needs of companies in fluid power’s many industrial customer markets, the degree to which fluid…
Oxford Economics Winter Fluid Power Forecast Out Now!
Global Fluid Power Report and Forecast includes a global macro summary, by-country customer market forecast & analysis, as well as by-country fluid power industry forecasts. Countries covered in the report: US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil Poland, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, France, Belgium, UK, Russia, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, India, China, Australia, UAE, and South Africa. Oxford Economics released the…