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Tuskegee University, UDC, Johns Hopkins, Toyota Alabama, and workforce leaders are showing how internships, apprenticeships, CTE, cybersecurity training, and skilled trades are driving student success and career mobility.

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Mitchell L.R. Walker II will become dean of the College of Engineering at Georgia Tech on June 15, bringing leadership in aerospace engineering, AI collaboration, and advanced spacecraft propulsion.

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Morgan State University is celebrating record growth while advancing clean transportation partnerships through its Smart & Sustainable Mobility Showcase and Québec–Maryland collaboration.

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Howard University, Morgan State University, UMBC, and Darren J. Lipomi are pulling back the curtain on how university research fuels discovery, workforce training, and the future of science.

Read more at https://www.blackengineer.com/news-2/inside-the-hidden-world-of-university-research/

Kelly Lierzer, Odetta Scott, Dakeesha Wright, Adaora Nelson, Ali Guarneros Luna, and Rashmi Prasad are powering aerospace, defense, and propulsion innovation while inspiring future STEM talent.

Read more at https://www.blackengineer.com/news-2/national-women-in-aerospace-day-2026/

STEM City USA’s Tyrone Taborn and Maryland Sen. Cory McCray are reframing apprenticeships as powerful pathways to skills, confidence, and career opportunity.

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Service to Nation connected students, veterans, and educators with leaders shaping careers in AI, cybersecurity, healthcare, energy, defense, and other emerging fields.

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Georgia State Rep. and Emory University microbiology professor Jasmine Clark is preparing future nurses, advocating for science and public health, and could become the first Black female PhD scientist elected to Congress.

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AI may promise speed and efficiency, but the growing demand for energy, water, rare minerals, and massive data centers is raising urgent questions about environmental impact, human labor, and who ultimately controls the future of intelligence.

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From Alabama A&M University's new partnership with U.S. Space Command to the proposed NextEra Energy-Dominion Energy mega merger, the race to power AI infrastructure is reshaping energy, defense, and the future of America’s electric grid.

Read more at https://www.blackengineer.com/news-2/hbcu-partnerships-utility-mega-mergers-data-center-demand/