President William R. Harvey retires on June 30 after leading Hampton for 44 years.
Career Communications Group (CCG) and Raytheon Technologies are building on their current partnership and bolstering efforts to attract, develop, and retain a more diverse pipeline of STEM professionals within the aerospace and defense industry. As part of the expanded agreement, Raytheon Technologies will become a presenting sponsor for several global industry events and programs that … Continue reading “CCG partners with Raytheon Technologies for a more diverse workforce in the aerospace and defense industry”
The National Science Foundation (NSF) appointed Karen Marrongelle to serve as the chief operating officer in July 2021.
The BEYA Leading Voices Summit will reconvene Friday, June 24 on Beyastemdtx dot com and STEM City USA. In addition to US Black Engineer magazine’s big reveal of who’s who in the 2022 list of top supporters of engineering schools at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), the summit aims to shine a light on … Continue reading “Registration open for the Leading Voices Summit, Friday, June 24”
Last fall, Boston Scientific Corporation launched “Healthy Doses” in STEM City USA, Career Communications Group’s award-winning metaverse.
Event organizers for the National Battle of the Bands announced that this year’s event will take place Saturday, August 27 at NRG Stadium. The event’s mission is to enhance the exposure of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and their marching bands, and the roles they play in educating aspiring musicians. Event organizers have generated … Continue reading “National Battle of the Bands announces event date, and band lineup”
This week, the largest private biomedical institute in the United States announced that it has launched the Freeman Hrabowski Scholars Program as a step toward extending its commitment to enhancing a more diverse workforce of early-career scientists at universities, colleges, and research organizations. The Howard Hughes Medical Institute named the program in honor of Freeman … Continue reading “HHMI launches Freeman Hrabowski Scholars Program to build a more diverse STEM workforce”
US Black Engineer magazine, published by Career Communications Group, has released this year’s list of Historically Black College and University (HBCU) engineering supporters. Of the many corporations on the list, a select few topped each category for their assistance in strengthening the education to employment pipelines for minority students in science, technology, engineering, and math … Continue reading “2022 Top Supporters of HBCU Engineering Schools”
In October 2016, Cornell University announced that one of its engineering schools had been renamed the Robert Frederick Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. The building dedication honored Robert F. Smith, founding CEO of Vista Equity, and his support for minority students in science, technology, engineering, and math. (Photo courtesy of Cornell Engineering: Lynden Archer, … Continue reading “Cornell Engineering Distinguished Alum announces $15 million for engineering student aid”
STEM City USA helps promote growth in historically underrepresented communities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
