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US BLACK ENGINEER & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONTENTS BRINGING TECHNOLOGY HOME TO THE BLACK COMMUNITY Volume 38, Number 2
COVER STORY: Top Supporters of Historically Black College and University Engineering Programs................................16
Private and public employers that deans of ABET-accredited HBCU engineering programs consider to be most supportive
FEATURE: HBCU-MI Workforce Champ Retires .......................33
Thirty years ago, Boeing’s Oliver (Bo) Leslie saw opportunity for HBCU/MI students to work on applied and product- related areas.
PROFILES IN INNOVATION People and Events...................7
Leaders and rising stars making commendable efforts in the STEM world
One on One...............................8 From Private E-1 to Army Chief Information Officer G-6
Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell is the Army’s new CIO. He will oversee IT activities with (C4) command, control, communications and computers across the branch.
EDUCATION
On Campus.............................13 Innovation in the Fast Lane at HBCUs
If someday your vehicle, supported by an AI valet system, can find its own parking, think about innovation at an HBCU.
2 USBE&IT I SUMMER 2014 The Next Level .......................41
HBCU put emphasis on working with others to benefit students
Partnerships and collaboration give students a leg up in as well as better positioning them for the job market.
CAREER OUTLOOK ............. 47
Overview of men and women in computer technology professions
1. Job Horizon 2. Recruiting Trends
3. Professional Life — Career Achievers
FEATURE: 2014 Hall of Fame Inductees................................54
Career Communications Group 2014 STEM Hall of Fame
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