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Lockheed Martin Tops List of Top Supporters of HBCU Engineering Schools
Lockheed Martin earned the top ranking in the 2026 US Black Engineer & Information Technology "Deans Issue" for sustained investments in HBCU engineering programs. The annual feature spotlights corporations and federal agencies partnering with HBCUs

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AAMU Launches State’s First Bachelor’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence
On April 16, Alabama A&M hosted STEM Day, bringing together students, faculty, staff, and external partners for a full day of research, discovery, and recognition, highlighting the depth of student scholarship across science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

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Innovation and Equity in the New AI Economy
Career Communications Group, organizer of the BEYA STEM Conference, is offering free certification for teachers and community leaders.

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Last Night, Energy Efficiency Took Center Stage
Last night, I was hosted by PSE&G at the Alliance to Save Energy’s 33rd Annual Stars of Energy Efficiency Gala, and it was one of the more relevant events of the year. Seated with me included Dale Caldwell, Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey,

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STEM Leadership and Community Impact
In 2017, Albert "Benjie" Spencer won the Professional Achievement Award for his work as the chief engineer and director of the engineering standard division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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