NSBE San Diego State

Engineers and Scientists from SDSU, did you miss out on the SDSU Fall Career Fair? Worry not!! The National Society of Black Engineers at San Diego State University is hosting its very own STEM Career Fair on Tuesday September 25, 2018 from 6pm-9pm! Dress to Impress, to network and to have FREE dinner with company representatives! ... Please RSVP and make sure to upload your resume! See you there!!!

First general body meeting tomorrow September 7th at 6:30pm in Tehuanco!

Mark your calendars! On October 3rd, NSBE will be hosting another wonderful FREE event called E.G.O.! Come out and enjoy this awesome career fair!

#Humbled We had a great year! We thank everyone who encouraged, helped or participated with us this year. It was a strong showing of what #NSBE is on #SDSU's campus. Thank you COE. We thank you and the Executive Board for all their hard work. Shout out: Malcolm Gordon #weworkhard #blessed #anotherone

Student African American Brotherhood granted us the honor of being "Organization of the Year". We are honored, humbled & blessed

LAST MEETING! PLEASE JOIN US!

This is a FREE community event. We will be tabling and spreading #NSBE love all over the community. We will have activities for children to participate in. There will be other orgs and tons of educational information for families.

Tomorrow night! Come out and get prepped!

LAST CALL FOR ALL WHO WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND Networking, dinner, tours and give aways! Why wouldn't you want come. Email the given address or DM/Comment and claim your spot now! Carpool will be arranged. #HP #NSBE #SDSU #Engineering

#funfactfriday Aprille Joy Ericsson is award-winning #aerospace trailblazer who achieved a pair of historic firsts as part of her engineering career. Dr. Ericsson is the first woman to earn her Ph. D in Mechanical Engineering from Howard University, and the first Black woman to obtain a Ph. D in #Engineering from #NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Aprille was born on April 1, 1963, the oldest of four daughters raised in Brooklyn, N.Y. An exceptional student, Ericsson entere...d M.I.T. and left the prestigious institution with a bachelor’s in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering. At the urging of her best friend, Ericsson then entered Howard University and earned both her master’s and Ph. D in Mechanical Engineering in Aerospace. Ericsson went on to work for Goddard for its Guidance, Navigation and Control, Design Analysis section. As a motivational speaker and part of NASA’s speaker’s bureau, Ericsson champions the virtues of STEM courses in schools at all levels and is especially concerned with growing the number of women and minorities in related fields. In both 1996 and 1997, Ericsson was recognized by the National Technical Association as one of the top 50 minority women in Science and Engineering. In May of 1997, Ericsson was given the Women in Science and Engineering Award as the Best Female Engineer in the Federal Government. Ericsson is part of a mission team to bring dust back from Mars for examination. #NSBE #WomeninSTEM #womenshistoymonth #blackexcellence See more