US Black Engineer & Information Technology (USBE) magazine has a long-standing tradition of honoring veterans— men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Every year, the BEYA Conference, co-hosted by Black Engineer magazine, recognizes the service of veterans for keeping the nation secure from all of the different threats it faces. … Continue reading “Honoring Veterans: Past, Present, and Future”

All the stories of all the men and women who have won the top Black Engineer of the Year Award in one slideshow. Click on the Engineer’s name to read their articles.

The deadline to submit your nomination is Friday, December 10, 2019.

Awards will be presented at the BEYA STEM Conference, February 13-15, 2020 in Washington, DC.

The three-star Army general becomes the third active-duty officer to win the Black Engineer of the Year Award after Captain (retired) Donnie Cochran (1989) and retired Lt. Gen.  Joe N. Ballard (1998).

The Stars & Stripes program is an integral part of the BEYA Conference, produced by Career Communications Group, publisher of USBE magazine.

Now in its 34th year, the BEYA Conference is designed to create connections between students, educators, and professionals in STEM.

Mr. James C. Dalton, who won a BEYA in 2007 for Career Achievement, was honored as a Distinguished Alumnus at North Carolina A&T State University during its Fall Convocation.

Ms. Linda Gooden was inducted into the Montgomery County Business Hall of Fame (MCBHOF) on Tuesday, Oct. 29 at The Universities at Shady Grove.

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.