UDC joins the HBCU Schools of Engineering and Technology


by Jay Allbritton jalbritton@ccgmag.com


hBcU SchoolS W


OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


e’re living in a time where there are no guarantees. America’s position as a world leader in sci- ence, business and technology is


no longer as assured as it used to be. Now, more than ever, we need dynamic new generations to take us beyond the 21st century. But where will the next innovators in STEM come from? Where will we find our engineers, our scientists, our CEOs? HBCUs have shaped the brightest minds in all professions, and they have set themselves to the task of reinvigorating our nation. They are where we’ll find our new leaders in business, science, and technology. HBCUs are where the rising stars of tomorrow really begin to shine.


www.blackengineer.com


alaBaMa a&M UnivErSiTy School of Engineering & Technology


Location: normal, Alabama


Degrees: B.S. : civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, electrical engineering technology, mechanical engineering tech- nology, industrial technology and computer science


M.E. : material engineering M.S. : Computer science Website: http://www.aamu.edu/set/


floriDa a&M UnivErSiTy florida State University college of Engineering


Location: Tallahassee, Florida


Degrees: B.S: biological and agricultural system engineering, civil engineering technology, electronic engineering technology, manufacturing engineering technology, construction engineer- ing technology


M.S: chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering


Ph.D: chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, industrial engineering, biomedical engineering


Website: http://www.eng.fsu.edu/index.php USBE&IT I Deans Edition SPRING 2010 49


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