From Engineer’s Week in February to the Spring commencement season, we featured more than 100 engineers in STEM jobs. Take a look back at USBE Online’s most-read stories of 2019.
The deadline to submit your nomination is Friday, December 10, 2019.
A new project at Southern University will ‘create the first cybersecurity spine in an engineering program at a historically black college or university while training students in an area of critical need.’
Each week USBE sheds light on what’s being done in research at colleges and universities–where the research is being conducted, who’s involved, and what they’ve accomplished.
Over the past four years, Sandia has been quietly training and hiring college grads like Logan Carpenter (left) through a little-known program known as CECOR.
Prairie View A&M University biology professor Gloria Regisford and her four co-principal investigators have secured $1 million in scholarships through a grant awarded by the NSF.
Morgan State University has announced $1,248,895 in new grant funding to the School of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences.
To help improve access to scientific and technical jobs, the NSF awarded more than a million dollars to the HBCU Identity Research Center for STEM at Morehouse College.
This July, Hampton University received a $340,658 technology grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to create a laboratory offering courses in Esports.
Career Communications Group held a successful Virtual Career Fair on March 20, 2019. Now the company behind the annual BEYA STEM Job Fair is back with a new series of Virtual Career Fairs.
