Orem, Utah, May 01, 2018 -- Geneva Rock Products, Inc., a privately owned and operated contracting company in the greater Salt Lake area, today announced a scholarship contest to support American students in their educational goals to join the construction industry.
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View more information about the Geneva Rock Scholarship here: https://genevarock.com/scholarship/
Geneva Rock will offer $4,000 annually in scholarship awards. A $2,000 award will be issued in the fall and the spring semesters.
The Geneva Rock Scholarship is designed to offer financial support to students and inspire them to enter and progress in construction and related engineering industries— where more people are desperately needed.
“There is a major shortage of construction personnel in today’s climate, said Bryan Flake, Director of Human Resources at Geneva Rock. “Without construction, our economy could not handle expansion. Geneva Rock wants the world to know—especially those looking to join this outstanding workforce—that these jobs are literally building the future. We hope you’ll consider joining us!”
“At Geneva, we believe in investing in those who are investing in the future,” said Jim Golding, President of Geneva Rock. “Our hope is that this scholarship will inspire many to join the ranks of this powerful industry filled with workers, engineers, builders and creators.”
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About Geneva Rock Products, Inc.
Since 1954, Geneva Rock Products, Inc. has built a solid reputation for quality
products and experienced service. As the largest supplier of ready-mix concrete in the state of Utah, Geneva Rock strives to offer customers a wide range of related construction services and products. From aggregate materials to concrete and asphalt paving, Geneva Rock is dedicated to successfully finding the right solution for every job.
Julie Hale Geneva Rock 801-802-6963 [email protected]


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