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.

A New Television Competition Series Looking for Engineers, Inventors and Other 'Makers'($1,000,000 PRIZE)

Congressional Black Caucus Foundation program gives students a global perspective.

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.

The National Society of Black Engineers has announced the dates and locations for its 2015 Summer Engineering Experience for Kids program, or SEEK. Founded in 2007, SEEK is the nation’s largest summer engineering program geared toward African American pre-college students.

The roar of 100 elementary-school students rose in the school gym, as they counted down to launch.

“Team B.E.A.S.T” took the Overall Grand Championship at the Houston-area Ten80 National STEM League Finals in May.

Even at more than 1,100 strong, the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Conference participants weren’t the largest group at NSBE’s 41st Annual Convention. But it was clear from the outset that PCI came to play!

CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - Some local teens are already thinking about career goals and life after college, thanks to a group that gives them a taste of working in science, technology, engineering and math. We found these Romona's Kids in Cleveland.