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September 3, 2008, 6-7:30 pmBSU Lounge
AgendaNSBE MissionNSBE HistorySymbolsKey Business AreasNational DirectivesRegional InformationAlumni Extension History
NSBE Mission“To INCREASE the number of
CULTURALLY responsible black engineers who EXCEL
academically, SUCCEED professionally, &
POSITIVELY impact the community.”
NSBE ObjectivesThe objective of the National Society shall
be to stimulate and develop student interest in engineering; to strive to increase the number of students studying engineering at both the undergraduate and graduate levels; and to endeavor in the advancement of the ethnic minority engineer in professional industry.
The Chicago SixNational Chairperson History
NSBE History1971
“Chicago Six” founded Purdue Society of Black Engineers
1974Society of Black Engineers became national body
1975First National Conference was held at Purdue
University;
1976NSBE was incorporated as a non-profit
organization in Austin, Texas
NSBE History1975 – First National ConferenceAttended by 48 students from 32
schools National symbol chosenDrafted first National ConstitutionOrganization divided into 6 regionsAdopted name National Society of
Black Engineers
The Chicago SixEd ColemanAnthony HarrisBrian HarrisStanley Kirtley (deceased)John Logan (deceased)George Smith
NSBE Chairperson HistoryJohn Cason - First National
ChairpersonVirginia Booth - First Female and 2x
National ChairDr. Florence Morehead - First
Executive DirectorDr. Gary May - Only National Chair
with a PhDRobert S. Bright - First Alumni
Extension Chairperson
The TorchThe Lightning Bolt
The Torch Everlasting
burning desire to achieve and develop minority students’ interest and participation in engineering in our present society
The Lightning BoltThe striking
impact that will be felt by society and industry as a result of contributions and achievements made by NSBE
Key Business AreasAcademic ExcellenceTechnical ExcellenceLeadershipCommunicationsFinancial VitalityCultural and Community
AwarenessContinued Education and
Career Access
National DirectivesPProfessional Excellencerofessional Excellence
OOutreachutreach
WWorld-Wide Impactorld-Wide Impact
EEngineering Excellencengineering Excellence
RRecruitment & Retentionecruitment & Retention
Regional BreakdownRegion 1 Facts
Regional BreakdownRegion I… “One Fiyah, More
Fiyah!” Northeastern: Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont,
Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, New Jersey, New Hampshire
Affinity Regions: West Africa, East Canada
Region II… “Two Hype” Southeastern: Delaware, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia
Affinity Regions: Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East
Region III… “Three Ready”Southern: Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, and Florida Affinity Regions: Caribbean and South America
Regional BreakdownRegion IV… “Fo Solid, Fo Life, Fo Eva”
Great Lakes: Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Minnesota
Affinity Regions: East Africa, Central Africa, and Central Canada
Region V… “Five Deep” Midwest/South Central: North Dakota, South
Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana
Affinity Regions: Eastern Mexico, Central America, and Southern Africa
Region VI… “Six House” Pacific/Rocky Mountain: California, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Alaska, Hawaii, and Mexico (Baja)
Affinity Regions: Asia, Australia, and South Pacific
Region 1 Facts1977
The FIRST Regional Conference was held by Region One at MIT
1984The FIRST Regional Leadership Conference was
held by Region One at Boston University in 1984.
1988Region I Chairperson John Polk initiated the
National PCI Program.
2003Region I hosted it’s first three day Summer
Camping Conference at Adelphi University in Long Island, N.Y.
Alumni Extension History1984
A proposal reflecting the origins of the current Alumni infrastructure was developed
1985 NSBE approved the formation of an Alumni
Task Force.
1985-1988NSBE students and Alumni from across the
nation created the NSBE-AE Operating Guidelines.
1988The Alumni Extension was approved as an
operating entity of NSBE
Additional InformationCheck out NSBE at The National site: nsbe.orgThe Regional site: nsbe.org/region1
NSBE Online: https://nol.nsbe.orgDon’t forget to register!