The National Black MBA Association, Inc., (NBMBAA), is a business organization which leads in the creation of economic and intellectual wealth for the Black community.
Here you will find information on the programs, membership, convention, career fairs, pre-college activities and other helpful tools and articles for any engineering student or technical professional.
A not-for-profit corporation with a commitment to excellence in education, NACME's mission embraces the fact that technical work force strength will determine world leadership into the new century, that the nation's economic productivity rests on the quality of the scientists and engineers we produce, and that our success depends on our ability to utilize human resources from all segments of our population.
Located in the Bay Area and Sacramento, our establish camaraderie, and to act as a pressure group as needed to enhance the professional opportunities for minority engineers
The Delaware Valley Chapter of NOBCChE is a group of intensely dedicated people of all ages who are committed to their Vision of increasing the number of young African Americans in the Greater Delaware Valley who pursue science or technology as a career
Created through the realization that a single organization representing the interests of a broad sector of the African-American technical professionals would have greater impact than a splintered number or associations all contributing a voice in the future directions of the overall plan for increasing minority participation in the technical professions
The principal objectives of the Los Angeles Council of Black Professional Engineers are to endeavor to enhance the educational and employment opportunities of minority individuals
For almost two decades, the Black Engineer of the Year Awards Conference has attracted top professionals and students from every part of the nation and every field of science, engineering, and technology
