Upload your resume or post open positions at careers.nsbe.org.
The 21st Annual Golden Torch Awards are open for nominations from August 7th and close November 3rd, 2017. Apply here.
Congratulations to NSBE's own Tau Beta Scholars. Read more here.
NSBE Lifetime Member Bevlee A. Watford is the American Society for Engineering Education's first African-American female president in the society’s 124-year history. Photo credit: American Society for Engineering Education
The Winter 2017 issue of NSBE Bridge received a 2017 APEX Award for Publication Excellence. Read more here.
The book is a must-read for those determined to overcome the challenges nearly all college students face. Purchase your book today!
Creative and Striving Hard NSBE Jr., Chapter of the Year, leads the Summer 2017 issue of NSBE Bridge magazine. Download it here!
The PDC offers you unsurpassed opportunities to learn and network with other engineering professionals and make a positive impact on the community! Learn more and register today.
$2-Million NSF Grant Supports SEEK’s Efforts to Boost Minority Representation in STEM
An essay by Ferdinand Hassan of NSBE Ghana won a writing competition presented by GhScientific.
Join us during March 21-March 25, 2018 in Pittsburgh, PA for NSBE's 44th Annual Convention. More information coming soon.
The white paper was created to spark a conversation on how to increase the participation of African American ...
Dr. May has been appointed as chancellor of the University of California, Davis. Dr. May, dean of Georgia Tech’s College of Engineering since 2011, is a former NSBE national chair and a longtime member of NSBE’s National Advisory ...
NSBE and The Boeing Company present a “Hidden Figures Mixer and Power Panel Discussion” in Oakland, Calif. Learn more.
NSBE in partnership with Air Force STEM is bringing a major focus to African Americans in science, technology, engineering and math with our new #BlackSTEMLikeMe (#BSLM) campaign.
Despite the Odds: No Excuses, No Fear, No Regrets
Carson is a computer science major from Orangeburg. She is also a tutor and member of the National Society of Black Engineers.
Thanks to all of the NSBE Jr. members who submitted their animated stories for the 2013 NSBE Bridge 3-D Computer Programming Contest. In this, our second contest, it was exciting to see the creativity of our pre-college students in action once aga...
NSBE Bridge gives a big “shout out” to the winners of the Fall 2013 NSBE Jr. Poster Contest! NSBE is proud of all of the participants, who researched the important subject of renewable energy to create their artwor...
The Pre-College Initiative (PCI) program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. The goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees. Our PCI program provides activities to help students discover firsthand how engineering and technology relate to the world around them and discover the excitement of academic excellence, leadership, technical development and teamwork.
The Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is the National Society of Black Engineers' effort to encourage pre-college students in grades K-12 to develop interest and skills in math and science. Through the PCI, NSBE has numerous programs, competitions and events specifically targeted at providing hands-on technical experience with mathematics, science, engineering and methods. From team based competitions such as Try-Math-A-Lon to individual engagement through the Summer Engineering Experience for Kids camp to college exam prep seminars for graduating seniors, NSBE is a valuable resource to all NSBE Jr. members and pre-college students interested in becoming the next generation engineer!
March 21, 2018 Pittsburgh, PA