This Black History Month Tribute to the nation’s warriors is one of the highlights at BEYA.

Cecil D. Haney, pictured second right at the Stars and Stripes event during the 2008 BEYA STEM Conference, is a retired four-star admiral, a career Navy submariner, and former commander of the U.S. Strategic Command.

Dr. Johnson-Bey and other BEYA winners share inspirational stories to motivate young readers/listeners/viewers and their families.

“Race, age, experience, geography, language, none of these should restrict you. All of these are assets,” said John D. Harris, the 2010 Black Engineer of the Year. And what a decade it’s been since those stirring words.

He was responsible for several midshipmen being admitted to the Naval Academy and the highest number of applicants admitted to the Broadened Opportunities for Officer Selection and Training (BOOST) Program.

Guests at the ceremony included  Alex Venetta, associate publisher and manager of partner services at Career Communications Group, Inc., co-host of the BEYA STEM Conference.

This Veterans Day, USBE online celebrates veterans—past, present, and future—with the story of a Distinguished Military Graduate from Mississippi Valley State University.

The collection of life lessons from two generations of submarine sailors cover the ups and downs in the makings of a Command Master Chief and a Flag Officer.

For fiscal years 2020 and 2021, the FUTURE Act would ensure that Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) continue to receive $85 million per year.

Blue-collar jobs in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) are changing the way we think about STEM.