If you care about STEM issues in the African American and HBCU communities, then pay attention to what comes out of two major events taking place in Washington, DC this month. Continue reading The White House and Congress look to strengthen STEM and entrepreneurship at HBCUs
It’s being called one of the largest academic meetings of minority physicists in the United States. And with more than 600 expected attendees, it’s hard to argue with the claim. This week, the 2015 Conference of the National Society of Black Physicists will convene at the Hilton in Baltimore. Coincidentally (or maybe not), that’s a short drive away … Continue reading Five reasons we’re excited about the 2015 National Society of Black Physicists Conference
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