The AFRL stand at the BEYA Career Fair had some of the most popular displays, with virtual reality (VR) systems that immersed you inside virtual worlds, complete with touch controllers and sensors for the ultimate VR experience.
At the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, 34 black female cadets are part of the most diverse class in the service academy’s history.
Tania White, a Prairie View A&M University mechanical engineering graduate, has designed an app aimed at helping graduates make student loan debt payments more affordable.
In the fall of 2018, Challenger Center, a STEM education organization, announced Robert Lee Curbeam as chair-elect of the board of directors. His role as Chair begins in August 2019.
Morehouse man Ramon Richards, a senior vice president of integrated technology solutions at Fannie Mae, won the Dr. Christopher Jones Legacy Award at the 2019 BEYA STEM Conference.
The keynote speaker at Morehouse’s 135th Commencement Exercises pledges to eliminate their student loans on behalf of eight generations of his family.
The National Science Board (NSB) presented the BEYA co-founders with the 2019 Public Service Award, recognizing people and groups that have increased the public’s understanding of science or engineering.
Rosalyn Kent, a member of the National Organization of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE), recently announced a landmark step in her Ph.D.
Ty Taborn, director of educational programs for CCG’s charitable arm, walked across the stage this week as one of the 2019 graduates of the University of Baltimore School of Law.
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