On Fri 19 Mar 9am – Fri 19 Mar 10am, the National Society of Black Engineers Charlotte Alumni Extention Will Host a Pre College Initiative (PCI) Event
On Fri 19 Mar 9am – Fri 19 Mar 10am, the National Society of Black Engineers Charlotte Alumni Extension will host a Pre College Initiative (PCI) Event. NSBE Discover Engineering - Pre College Initiative (PCI) Event - Vance High School re-establishing a NSBE Jr. Membership as an official NSBE Jr. Chapter, discussing the benefits to students of Vance High School .
Charlotte, NC, March 18, 2010 --(PR.com)-- On Fri 19 Mar 9am – Fri 19 Mar 10am, the National Society of Black Engineers Charlotte Alumni Extension will host a Pre College Initiative (PCI) Event.
NSBE Discover Engineering - Pre College Initiative (PCI) Event - Vance High School re-establishing a NSBE Jr. Membership as an official NSBE Jr. Chapter, discussing the benefits to students of Vance High School
The Topics to be discussed include but are not limited to
- Why Choose Engineering as a field of work?
- Meeting the Challenges and Inspiring New Engineers
- Finding Your Dream Job Regardless of Field
- Making It Happen, How to Achieve Your Goals
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About NSBE CAEC
NSBE's Mission
"to increase the number of culturally responsible Black Engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community."
NSBE is comprised of more than 270 chapters on college and university campuses, 75 Alumni Extension chapters nationwide and 75 Pre-College chapters. These chapters are geographically divided into six regions.
History
The National Society of Black Engineers – Charlotte Alumni Extension Chapter(NSBE-CAEC) is a 503(C) (3) non-profit association represented by technical and professional members throughout the Charlotte Metropolitan area. NSBE-CAEC is dedicated to increasing the participation of African-Americans and other underrepresented groups in the fields of engineering and technology from pre-college to professional. NSBE-CAE works to ensure that students and professionals at all levels develop the skills necessary to excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities.
Over the years, NSBE has grown into an international network of chapters (pre-college, collegiate, and professional) that are coordinated through six regional zones and governed by a National Executive Board. A professional staff provides program and administrative to all six regions.
NSBE had its genesis in 1975 at national conference comprised of African-American engineering students throughout North America who wanted to promote the recruitment, retention and successful graduation of blacks in engineering. They recognized then, as we still do today, that there are barriers to minority participation and success in the engineering fields. Without strident, proactive and unified efforts, these barriers cannot be overcome. NSBE works in a myriad of ways to that these efforts are carried out.
NSBE Discover Engineering - Pre College Initiative (PCI) Event - Vance High School re-establishing a NSBE Jr. Membership as an official NSBE Jr. Chapter, discussing the benefits to students of Vance High School
The Topics to be discussed include but are not limited to
- Why Choose Engineering as a field of work?
- Meeting the Challenges and Inspiring New Engineers
- Finding Your Dream Job Regardless of Field
- Making It Happen, How to Achieve Your Goals
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About NSBE CAEC
NSBE's Mission
"to increase the number of culturally responsible Black Engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community."
NSBE is comprised of more than 270 chapters on college and university campuses, 75 Alumni Extension chapters nationwide and 75 Pre-College chapters. These chapters are geographically divided into six regions.
History
The National Society of Black Engineers – Charlotte Alumni Extension Chapter(NSBE-CAEC) is a 503(C) (3) non-profit association represented by technical and professional members throughout the Charlotte Metropolitan area. NSBE-CAEC is dedicated to increasing the participation of African-Americans and other underrepresented groups in the fields of engineering and technology from pre-college to professional. NSBE-CAE works to ensure that students and professionals at all levels develop the skills necessary to excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities.
Over the years, NSBE has grown into an international network of chapters (pre-college, collegiate, and professional) that are coordinated through six regional zones and governed by a National Executive Board. A professional staff provides program and administrative to all six regions.
NSBE had its genesis in 1975 at national conference comprised of African-American engineering students throughout North America who wanted to promote the recruitment, retention and successful graduation of blacks in engineering. They recognized then, as we still do today, that there are barriers to minority participation and success in the engineering fields. Without strident, proactive and unified efforts, these barriers cannot be overcome. NSBE works in a myriad of ways to that these efforts are carried out.
Contact
National Society of Black Engineers - Charlotte Alumni Extension (NSBE-CAE)
Kamamu Abubakari
980-321-8089
http://www.nsbecharlotte.org/index.htm
Kamamu Abubakari
980-321-8089
http://www.nsbecharlotte.org/index.htm
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