Syensqo donates $3,500 to support STEM education abroad

From left: Student Intern Fatima Tahreem, Senior Global Scholar Advisor Larisa Landry, Senior Development Officer Richard Zalesak and Syensqo Plant Manager Dan Cummings.

Syensqo, a leading science company at the forefront of chemistry, biotechnology, clean mobility, and sustainable solutions, is making a significant impact by donating $3,500 to the University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL). This generous contribution will support faculty-led education abroad in France for STEM students specializing in biotechnology during the Summer of 2025.

With over 13,000 associates worldwide, Syensqo is not just advancing science — it believes in nurturing the leaders who will drive the next wave of technological breakthroughs.

Syensqo’s commitment to supporting STEM education reflects its dedication to shaping the next generation of innovators. “We’re passionate about building the future of chemistry and chemical engineering,” said Dan Cummings, Syensqo plant manager. “This partnership with UHCL aligns perfectly with our mission and goals.”

Larisa Landry, senior global scholar advisor, expressed gratitude for Syensqo’s groundbreaking donation, which has inspired further support from key local partners like Lonza, ChampionX, and Logical Innovations, Inc.

“Syensqo’s pioneering gift launched this program and catalyzed additional support for these bright future scientists,” Landry said.

Want to make a difference? To learn more about UHCL’s Education Abroad and Scholar Services program or how to contribute to the next generation of innovators, contact Larisa Landry at landryl@uhcl.edu.