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US Black Engineer and Information Technology Magazine provides black technology news and information about black engineering, black technology, black entrepreneurs, black engineers, black education, black minorities, Black Engineer of the Year Awards (BEYA), and historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) from black communities in US, UK, Caribbean, and Africa.

 On Campus

NSF Engineering Research Center for Revolutionizing Metallic Biomaterials

This September, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State marked a significant milestone. A&T became the first historically black college to lead a National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center. According to reports the new center will conduct research in biomedical engineering and nanobio applications using $18.5 million in NSF funding over the first five years of the program. The estimated end date of the award is 2013. Billed as one of the largest producer of black engineers in the country, A&T university hopes to expand the presence of under- represented groups in bioengineering and nanotechnology.
Sep 5, 2008, 20:21


 Professional Life

An International first for Black MBAs in Canada

The National Black MBA Association has expanded with addition of an interim Toronto chapter. "Studies show there is still a need to increase diversity in corporate Canada,” says chapter president, Damon Knights. “This is a way to ensure that our vision resonates with corporate and academic communities." Ivan Francis, vice president of strategy and marketing for the Toronto chapter, says immediate efforts are focused on rollout of a NBMBAA Leaders of Tomorrow® program to help mentor and educate youth.
Aug 28, 2008, 20:45


 People and Events

Pros on the Move: BEYA Professional Achievement award winner

Mel Fulton, winner of the 2007 BEYA Professional Achievement award, has joined BAE Systems Information Technology as vice president of national intelligence in BAE-IT’s intelligence solutions business unit. BAE Systems Information Technology is one of the ten largest IT providers to the US government. Most recently, he was a principal at Booz Allen and Hamilton, where he consulted with government clients in intelligence, aerospace, information technology, software engineering, network design, and telecommunications industries.
Aug 27, 2008, 16:34


 On Campus

HBCUs Spend $421Million on Science and Tech R&D

In 2007, federal funding of academic science and engineering R&D didn’t outpace inflation, again. But historically black universities and colleges  and high-Hispanic-enrollment institutions got a combined $1.3 billion in public funding for science R&D according to data from the Survey of Research and Development Expenditures at Universities and Colleges . A total of $421 million was spent on R&D at historically black universities and colleges (HBCUs), with 84 percent funded by the federal government. The top-spending HBCU in FY 2007 was Howard University ($38 million), with Jackson State University a close second at $37 million.
Aug 25, 2008, 15:30


 The Next Level: Entrepreneurs

Need $100,000? Deliver New Ways To Apply Technology

Intel’s INSPIRE•EMPOWER Challenge is calling for the best technology solutions to address four areas of global need – education, healthcare, economic development, and the environment. The contest will award seed funding of $100,000 USD to one winner in each category. The Challenge is designed to inspire developers, individuals, and organizations to innovate and empower them to deliver new ways to apply technology to these issues. More details on INSPIRE•EMPOWER Challenge are available at Intel Challenge dot com.
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Aug 21, 2008, 18:53


 People and Events

United States 2nd Fleet gets New Commander

Vice Admiral Mel Williams Jr. took command of 2nd Fleet on Friday, as Vice Admiral Marty Chanik retired after a 35-year career. Williams, a submariner, comes to his new assignment from Fleet Forces where he was deputy commander. The US 2nd Fleet oversees training of Atlantic-based forces and is operationally responsible for naval defense of the East Coast. It recently concluded a major pre-deployment fleet training exercise for the Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group and Iwo Jima expeditionary strike group.
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Aug 11, 2008, 13:12


 The Next Level: Entrepreneurs

Minority Business Round Table urges Support for Energy Reform Act of 2008

Minority Business Roundtable is urging bipartisan support for a sweeping energy proposal to reduce gas prices, lessen America's dependence on foreign oil, and strengthen the economy.  “With GM's second quarter record-breaking loss of $15.5 billion, Chrysler’s failure to renew its $30B short-term debt and Ford's $8.7 billion loss, because of deep decline in US sales and charges for job cuts, plant closings, and the falling value of trucks and SUVs, the big three automakers are really taking a hit; clearly something must be done to aid American businesses," said Roger A. Campos, president & CEO of MBRT. Campos warned that America's automakers, who have been leaders in workforce diversity and developing minority dealers and suppliers, as well as their employees, are at risk.
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Aug 6, 2008, 20:14


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