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People and Events .................7 New engineering dean for North Carolina A&
T...NAFEO’s Blacks in Higher Education
summit...Top brass in new senior posts.
One On One ............................9 Department of Energy’s William Brink- man talks about his role and the DOE’s relationship with HBCUs.
EDUCATION
On Campus ...........................13 Lance Collins’s journey to his current post as the Joseph Silbert dean of Cornell University’s College of Engineering began in the summer of 1976.
Book Review .....17 Melvin G. Williams Sr. and Melvin G. Williams Jr. have quite a story to tell. Their distinguished careers will give you plenty to talk about.
Spotlight on HBCUs
Distinguished Alumni ...........18 These alumni have demonstrated unique talents since their college days and now are achieving phenomenal success in the workplace.
DIVERSITY
Deans’s Award Winner Jason Massey, Project Manager The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Dr. Eugene M. DeLoatch Dean, The Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. School of Engineering, Morgan State University
Top Supporters of HBCUs .....34 Who are the top supporters of historically black college and university engineer- ing schools? A ninth annual USBE&IT’s survey reveals all.
Dr. Eugene M. DeLoatch, dean of the Council of Engineering Deans of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities, presents the Dean’s Award to North Carolina A&T State University alumnus, Jason Massey, a project manager at The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.
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