This year has brought more than its share of natural disasters to the United States, from a global pandemic, to record-breaking hurricanes, to historic wildfires.
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When the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) leadership met in 2014 to develop its 10-year strategic plan, a consensus formed around a bold initiative to end the underrepresentation of Black people in engineering.
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The nearly 25,000 collegiate, pre-collegiate and professional members in more than 600 chapters make up the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE).
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This July 4 marks the 244th anniversary of American independence.
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Remote learning during COVID-19 is a challenge for all parents with K-12 kids, but it’s especially a challenge for families needing assistive technologies to help children with disabilities succeed while learning at home.
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Well into aviation’s second century, the industry still badly lags in gender diversity.
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Each day until 2029, about 10,000 baby boomers will reach retirement age.
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Military service is increasingly a high-tech calling, so many veterans are entering civilian life with hands-on work experiences that could translate well to engineering-related careers.
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Atlanta’s Spelman College is using a $2 million Department of Defense grant to address minority under-representation in STEM, particularly in computer science, mathematics and physics.
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Interdisciplinary scientist Marianne Denton’s recent tweet observing a lack of diverse science GIFs grabbed our attention. Our subsequent Google search on “engineering” proved she was right.