Career Communications Group (CCG) has announced that Boston Scientific Corporation will be hosting monthly “Healthy Doses” seminars on the STEM City USA platform starting on Oct. 1. (http://stemcityusa.com/ ) Topics will include the lack of diversity in clinical trials, obesity and its impact in the Black community, as well as mental health and physical fitness. … Continue reading “Boston Scientific to host health series in STEM City USA”
Career Communications Group (CCG) has announced that Boston Scientific Corporation will be hosting monthly “Healthy Doses” seminars on the STEM City USA platform starting on Oct. 1. Topics will include the lack of diversity in clinical trials, obesity and its impact in the Black community, as well as mental health and physical fitness. The first … Continue reading “Boston Scientific to host health series in STEM City USA”
Career Communications Group (CCG) has announced that aSTEAM Village will be holding an open house on Thursday, September 16th at 5 pm. The event will be streamed from the aSTEAM Village room in the Education Discovery Building on the STEM City USA platform. Founded and powered by CCG, STEM City USA is designed to provide … Continue reading “STEM day in Kansas City will be streamed to many on STEM City USA”
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum has announced that it will lead the nation in the annual commemoration ceremony when family members gather on the Memorial plaza to read the names of those killed in the 9/11 attacks. Earlier this week, Department of Homeland (DHS) Security Secretary Alejandro N. Mayorkas planted a seedling from … Continue reading “DHS marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks”
Tyrone Taborn, the founding CEO of Career Communications Group, Inc., is the 2021 recipient of the Centennial Achievers Award and a Corporate Partners plaque presented by the Baltimore Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. The fraternity is celebrating a benchmark anniversary this year (1921-2021) and one hundred years of living the dream. Taborn … Continue reading “CEO of Career Communications Group receives Centennial Achiever Award from Kappa Alpha Psi”
Maryland Public Television (MPT) announced its second historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU) Week recently. The lineup includes documentaries, interviews, and performances showcasing the contributions of more than 100 HBCUs, including the six based in Maryland. The programs, which run through September 11, include Shaw Rising, Freedom Riders, The Morgan Lacrosse Story, Afro Blue, and … Continue reading “Join STEM City’s HBCU Village for MPT’s HBCU Week, Sept. 5-11”
In a Thursday morning email to key stakeholders, Veronica L. Nelson, executive director of Advancing Minorities’ Interest in Engineering (AMIE), announced the outcome of a recent election to elect a new board leadership. Effective September, Gary Schneider will serve as Board of Directors Chair, and Matt Lavelle will be Board of Directors Vice-Chair. Schneider is … Continue reading “On eve of conference, AMIE announces new leadership for board of directors”
Highlights in the spring issue of US Black Engineer magazine include the state of engineering at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). On the cover is a portrait of leading female HBCU engineering deans. Inside, meet all the 15 deans at ABET-accredited HBCU Engineering Schools and find out more about the programs that produce more than 33 … Continue reading “The Deans Edition – US Black Engineer & Information Technology Magazine”
The awards recognize the individual accomplishments of employees in STEM. You still have time to nominate an employee who has consistently provided exceptional service during the past year. Category awards include Career Achievement, Community Service, Educational Leadership – College-Level Promotion of Education, Lifetime Achievement, Most Promising Engineer/Scientist, Outstanding Technical Contribution, Professional Achievement, Research Leadership, Student … Continue reading “Nominate Now! August 31 is the deadline for BEYA 2022”
The BEYA Selection Committee will meet this fall to review nominations for the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) employee recognition program, now in its thirty-sixth year. Category awards include Career Achievement, Community Service, Educational Leadership – College-Level Promotion of Education, Lifetime Achievement, Most Promising Engineer/Scientist, Outstanding Technical Contribution, Professional Achievement, Research Leadership, Student Leadership, … Continue reading “Nominations are now open for the Black Engineer of the Year Awards (BEYA)”
