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NSBE Professionals Chair Emeritus Releases New Book, Kinetic Life
December 29, 2015
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Melerick H. Mitchell’s own life is an example of a scientific theory he’s been talking about recently across the nation and in his hometown of Dallas.
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NSBE National Advisor Njema Frazier Named to Ebony's 'Power 100'
December 21, 2015
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Njema J. Frazier, Ph.D., lifetime member, longtime regional and national officer and current National Advisory Board member of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), has been honored as one of the 2015 Ebony Power 100.
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NSBE Appoints Constance Thompson And Stanton Hill To Executive Positions
NSBE has appointed two new members to the Society’s Executive Leadership Team. Constance Thompson as NSBE's director of External and Government Affairs and Stanton Hill as NSBE’s new director of Finance and Accounting.
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NSBE and ITSMF Team Up to Boost Tech Opportunities
National Society of Black Engineers and Information Technology Senior Management Forum Sign Memorandum of Understanding. The Memorandum of Understanding Aims to Widen the Career Pipeline for IT Senior Executives.
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#NSBE2025 Be 1 of 10,000
The U.S. needs more Black Engineers to continue our nation’s progress through STEM: science, technology, engineering and math. To help solve this problem, the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is calling on 7th graders across the country to buckle down academically, set their sights on college and commit to graduating with an engineering degree in 2025!
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NSBE Partners with AABE on Energy, Diversity and Engineering
National Society of Black Engineers and American Association of Blacks in Energy Sign Memorandum of Understanding.
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The Upside of Failure
A recent post from a student who was struggling academically sparked a discussion on our great online community, MyNSBE. I was motivated to respond, which gave me the opportunity to consider what I’ve learned about failure and success during my own academic journey. I hope my message below was as helpful to the student who reached out as the process of writing it was to me.
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INTEL Technology Presents - America's Greatest Makers
A New Television Competition Series Looking for Engineers, Inventors and Other 'Makers'($1,000,000 PRIZE)
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NSBE Members Study in China with CBC Foundation Group
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation program gives students a global perspective.
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African-American mentors, young students both benefit from STEM program: Jason Maddux
by Jason Maddux
June 26, 2015
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There are more than 40 mentors at the Marshall Math Science Academy in Harrisburg this week, helping almost 300 Harrisburg School District third-, fourth-, and fifth-graders learn about STEM topics.