To encourage more students to enroll in engineering courses at the Bulacan State University, the Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC) has launched a scholarship program in engineering open to all deserving students coming from families living in communities adjacent to the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). Photo shows MPTC president and CEO Ramoncito S. Fernandez (3rd from right) shaking hands with Bulacan State University (BulSU) president Dr. Mariano de Jesus following their recent signing of a memorandum of agreement on the education program specifically eyeing ten underprivileged high school students desiring to take up engineering courses and allied studies. The project was born out of MPTC's commitment to foster capacity building by developing a culture which proactively addresses the infrastructure requirements of the Philippines. Also in photo are (from left ) BulSU Office of Scholarships director Dr. Margarita Dorothy Reyes, BulSU vice president for Student Affairs Dr. Antonio Del Rosario, Manila North Tollways Corporation president and CEO Rodrigo E. Franco, and Metro Pacific Tollways Development Corporation vice president for Human Resources and Administration Lea M. Wong. MPTC has also partnered with the University of the Philippines for a similar program.