National Society of Black Engineers
2009 NATIONAL Scholarship Recipients
The Mike Shinn Distinguished Member of the Year 2008-2009
The Mike Shinn NSBE Distinguished Member of the Year Program provides scholastic motivation to achieve and serves as a tool to encourage members to continue to strive for academic excellence, while developing professional and leadership skills through organization and community involvement. This distinction is awarded to a female and male NSBE member who exemplifies all that NSBE mission embodies. The awards are given to student members who have demonstrated high scholastic performance, dedicated service to the Society and other organizations, and who possess high professional promise. Judged on the basis of fulfillment of the mission through participation in NSBE programs and other activities, the members selected for this prestigious honor serve as role models for the entire membership.
Award $7,500
Candice Marie Dixon Louisiana State University Educational Technology
I have always been someone who strives to go that extra mile and give 110% in everything I do. In fact, many of my peers refer to me as an overachiever. I did not want to just graduate from high school but graduate with Honors, in the top 5% of my class. I did not just want to attend school, church, and community activities, but become an active leader and role model within them. I do not want to simply graduate from college, but graduate with Honors having defended my thesis well. I do not want to simply work at a successful company, but build and run my own competitive multi-billion dollar firm. I am not happy being average or only doing exactly what is necessary to get by. My personal goal, in everything I do, is to surround myself with the best of the best and then find a way to become even better than them.
So, being the person I have just described, I am, of course, a very active and ambitious person. After graduating from Southern University in 2004 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, I went to work for Northrop Grumman in Newport News, VA. In addition to working full time as an Engineer on designing the CVN21/78 Aircraft Carrier and serving as National Vice Chair of the National Society of Black Engineers, I also started as a full time student at the University of Baltimore County pursuing a M.S. in Information Systems. I completed my Masters degree in 2006 and worked as an IT Consultant up until May 2007 when I resigned from my job to pursue a PhD in Educational Technology and further develop my own website development and graphic design business, Dixon Solutions. Upon graduation, I would like to use my PhD to expand my current business to provide educational technology consulting services, specifically in the areas of K-12 math and science subjects.
Currently, I am actively involved in Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., the Baton Rouge Chapter of The Links, Inc., the National Society of Black Engineers, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE). I also serve on the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority Nominating Committee which works closely with the Governor's Office to review and recommend board members and ensure that we have qualified and unbiased people on the two regional levee boards which oversees flood protection methods in the Greater New Orleans area on the east and west banks of the Mississippi River.
Lastly, as we approach a very important and historic Presidential Election, I felt compelled to get more involved and do all that I can to elect the person I feel would best serve our National as President of the United States of America. Therefore, I have been working closely with Barack Obama Campaign as the Louisiana State Coordinator for Students for Barack Obama (SFBO).
Edward J. William, II University of Idaho Electrical Engineering
In 1985, I was a fourth grader and one of five black children attending Fletcher Hills Elementary School in El Cajon, California. I considered myself to be a pretty normal child, occasionally being mischievous, but at that age kids normally are. However, according to some of the teachers and administrators within that district, they considered me to be troublesome and mentally incapable and incompetent of being in regular classes. This information was presented to my parents based on testing and feedback. The school district thought it would be best to place me in special education classes at an alternative elementary school. This transition was devastating to my development as a child, and when I reached middle school I was transferred out of that oppressive environment and placed in regular classes at Horace Mann Middle School in San Diego, CA. I worked my way up to honors classes, and graduated as most improved student. When I reached Lincoln High School in San Diego, CA, I began to focus on my future and that is where I developed an interest in engineering. I graduated with a 4.2 grade point average and began to prepare myself for college and the real world.
I first learned about The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) my junior year of high school, it was my goal to become a member and to give back to the community which granted me the introduction to the world of engineering. This award would most certainly help with attaining my masters and eventually PhD; putting me one-step closer to creating a scholarship opportunity for someone in my current situation. Once established in my life-long career, I plan on going back to the middle school/high school and offer scholarships to those interested in engineering and science.
My dedication and diligent work ethic helped me to break free of the negative label attached to my character by educators of the past. The Mike Shinn award is a great opportunity for me to offer my educational experiences to others and to show how the NSBE directly affected my choice to venture into engineering. I am one of the many thousands of members of NSBE who perpetuates the truth of the mission statement and objectives. I was stimulated by the idea of engineering in high school; I am one of few students of color in a graduate engineering program; I have and will continue to encourage youth to take part in engineering programs; I promote engineering everywhere I go; and I function as a responsible representative for the NSBE. The Mike Shinn award will help make my dream a reality; thus, being a catalyst for an individual who plans to offer guidance to future engineers of color.
Verizon Scholars Award: $6,400 (1) / $5,000 (2)
Possible Internship
Verizon High Scholar - $6,400
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Jessica Kennedy |
Jackson State University |
Computer Engineering |
Verizon Scholar - $5,000
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Jacklin F. Guerrier |
New York Institute of Technology – Old Westbury |
Electrical /Computer Engineering |
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Jasmine Jones |
University of Maryland – Baltimore County |
Computer Science |
Bechtel Group Foundation Scholars Award: $5,500
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Cara B. Butler |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Civil & Geomatics Engineering |
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Brittany Hudson |
University of South Florida |
Mechanical Engineering |
Battelle Collegiate Scholars Award: $5,000
Possible Internship
Battelle Scholars
Brookhaven National Laboratory Scholars
Idaho National Laboratory Scholars
Oakridge National Laboratory Scholars
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Scholars
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Joseph A. Akoni |
University of Florida |
Computer Engineering |
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Elias Aseged |
California State University – San Jose |
Software Engineering |
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Mikel Davis |
Case Western Reserve University |
Statistics |
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Nnadozie M. Ezerioha |
Benedict College |
Applied Physics/Chemical |
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Engineering |
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Jason Geathers |
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Michael Hailemariam |
Polytechnic Institute of New York University |
Chemical & Biological Engineering |
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Jerrod M. Hill |
The Ohio State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Jasmine N. Holmes |
Florida A&M/Florida State Universities |
Civil Engineering |
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Marco Ndoping |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
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Marlene W. Ouayoro |
George Mason University |
Mathematics |
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Abdul-Rahman O. Raji |
Morgan State University |
Chemistry |
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Lindsay N. Roberts |
The Ohio State University |
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering |
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Ekaterina Starostina |
Carnegie Mellon University |
Material Science & Engineering |
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Semme Yilma |
University of Maryland – College Park |
Chemical Engineering |
Battelle High School Scholars – PCI Award: $5,000
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Hoachi Chen |
Northland High School |
Columbus, OH |
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Benjamin N. Madueme |
Fort Hayes Arts & Academic High School |
Columbus, OH |
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Aron Mahlman |
Highland High School |
Sparta, OH |
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Cherron L. McLemore |
Hughes Alternative Center |
Cincinnati, OH |
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Amara G. Ugwu |
Northland High School |
Columbus, OH |
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Chibudo Ugwu |
Northland High School |
Columbus, OH
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United States Steel NSBE Academic Scholars Award: $5,000 (Paid over two years)
Funds provided by the United States Steel Foundation Possible Internship
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Joselyn M. Baety |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Chemical Engineering |
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Brian Beecham |
Alabama A&M University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Ray A. Biggs, II |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Civil Engineering |
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Taylor O. Blake |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Niquelle T. Brown |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Industrial / Systems Engineering |
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Jessica Carter |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Polymer Engineering |
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Melodi A. Emanuel |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Chijindu C. Emenari |
Howard University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Jordan Harrison |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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James E. Hathorn, III |
Alabama A&M University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Darliene L. Hopes |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Computer Science |
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Seranno Montagno |
Missouri University of Science and Technology |
Industrial Engineering |
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Brandon D. Montgomery |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Courtney J. Murray |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Industrial Engineering |
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Sadiq T. Odubayo |
Howard University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Melissa Stroud |
Michigan State University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Christine Walker |
Wayne State University |
Computer Science |
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Stephanie Watson |
Purdue University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Veronica Weaver-Rivers |
University of Alabama – Birmingham |
Civil Engineering |
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Ashlyn N. Worthy |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
Northrop Grumman Corporation Scholars Award: $5,000
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Brian Carrington, II |
Louisiana State University |
Civil Engineering |
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Bryan Hall |
University of North Texas |
Computer Science |
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Tiffany N. Henry |
University of Tennessee |
Industrial Engineering |
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Paul R. Jones |
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor |
Aerospace Engineering |
PRAXAIR Scholars Award: $5,000 – Graduate Student
$2,500 – Undergraduates
Possible Internship
Undergraduate
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Taiwo I. Femi-Fowode |
Prairie View A&M University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Njideka C. Mbonu |
University of Pittsburgh |
Chemical Engineering |
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Simbarashe Nyika |
University of Missouri - Columbia |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Kadian Tinto |
Howard University |
Chemical Engineering |
Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Scholars Award: $4,500 Scholarship
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Terence Johnson |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Civil Engineering |
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Yolanda S. Youngblood |
University of Central Florida |
Mechanical Engineering |
Golden Torch Award Student Scholars – PCI Award: $4,000 Scholarship (Four Year)
($1,000 per year - Renewable)
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Malcolm Hooks Pike High School Indianapolis, IN |
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Travon Johnson Southfield High School Southfield, MI |
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Jeffrey A. Kemp Warren Township High School Gurnee, IL |
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Cherelle Leonard Clear Brook High School Friendswood, TX |
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Alexandra L. Lyday Sandra Day O’Connor High School San Antonio, TX |
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Quinton E. Paul Chokmah Academy – Home School Katy, TX |
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Juelyan R. Via Martinsville High School Martinsville, VA |
Delphi Corporation Scholars Award: $1,875
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Chukwuemeka E. Ekeocha |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Suni Smith |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
Electrical Engineering |
GE Lloyd Trotter African-American Forum Scholars Award: $2,500
The GE Lloyd Trotter African-American Forum scholarship is awarded to undergraduates majoring in one of the programs offered by a school of business or engineering. GE employees fund this scholarship, and matching contributions are generously provided by the GE Foundation.
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Temitope Alausa |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Electrical Engineering |
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Sugandha K. Arora |
University of Maryland – Baltimore County |
Computer Engineering |
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Kenitra Battle |
University of Cincinnati |
Chemical Engineering |
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Philana A. Benton |
Spelman College / Georgia Tech |
Computer Science |
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Keith R. Boykin |
University of Florida |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Jesse J. Chambers |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Christopher L. Dancy, II |
Pennsylvania State University |
Computer Science |
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Anne E. Dutreuil |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
Engineering Management |
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Jacor T. Finlayson |
Clarkson University |
Software Engineering |
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La-Trice D. Lambert |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Computer Science |
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Shannon Roberts |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Aeriell B. Robinson |
University of Central Florida |
Industrial Engineering |
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Dominique Z. Ross |
University of Central Florida |
Electrical Engineering |
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Morayomola Shonekan |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
Electrical Engineering |
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Robert Smith, Jr. |
The Ohio State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Christine Walker |
Wayne State University |
Computer Science |
Johnson & Johnson Scholars Award: $2,500
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Ashley J. Britten |
University of Mississippi |
Chemical Engineering |
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Tiffany S. Legge |
Purdue University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Jasmine E. Way |
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor |
Industrial Engineering |
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Marcus A. Williams |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Electrical Engineering |
PBS&J Foundation Scholars Award: One (1) $2,500 Award
One (1) $1,500 Award
One (1) $1,000 Award
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Jarrett A. Powell Purdue University Civil Engineering |
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Jeremy A. Magruder University of Florida Civil Engineering |
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Erelu-Ejide S. Elegba Howard University Civil Engineering |
Rockwell Collins, Inc. Scholars Award: $2,500
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Cameron W. Allen |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Computer Science & Electrical Engineering |
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Christianne A. Gosling |
Clarkson University |
Aeronautical & Electrical Engineering |
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Michael E. Tyler, II |
Chicago State University |
Electrical Engineering |
Toyota Corporate Scholars Award: $2,500
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Taylor Blake |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Loren Cobbs |
Purdue University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Yishak Habtemichael |
Missouri S&T University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Christopher M. Mahoney |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
Caterpillar, Inc. Scholars Award: $2,000
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Joy E. Barrett |
Tuskegee University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Filmon Berhe |
Jackson State University |
Computer Engineering |
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Dyamon L. Jones |
University of Texas – Austin |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Jordan L. Page |
Purdue University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Leon G. White |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
ExxonMobil Scholars Awards: $2,000 – National
$1,500 – Regional
National
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Terrell J. Grayson |
Oklahoma State University |
Chemical Engineering |
Regional
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Hamdi. A. Ahmed |
Georgia Perimeter College |
Civil Engineering |
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Seifullah M. Bello |
Texas Tech University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Allen T. Chambers, Jr. |
Lamar University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Amy Fletcher |
Washington University in St. Louis |
Chemical Engineering |
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Cameron P. Gaddy |
Oklahoma State University |
Civil Engineering |
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Torrence S. Marunda, II |
Morehouse College / Georgia Tech |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Amaka A. Mbaegbu |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
Chemical Engineering |
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Joseph O. Okoro |
University of Louisiana – Lafayette |
Electrical Engineering |
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Amber Spears |
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor |
Civil / Environmental Engineering |
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Michael A. Thompson |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Chris Walton |
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Anjelica N. Warren |
University of Florida |
Electrical Engineering |
Lockheed Martin Corporation Scholars Award: $2,000
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Elroy Ashtian, Jr. |
University of Central Florida |
Computer Engineering |
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Kristina Banks |
Howard University |
Computer Science |
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Shantoya R. Evans |
Virginia Commonwealth University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Jarred D. Gibson |
Prairie View A&M University |
Computer Engineering |
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Shaher M. Sarsour |
Clemson University |
Electrical Engineering |
Kellogg Corporate Citizenship Fund Scholar Award: $1,500
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Adeola A. Adeleke |
Morgan State University |
Computer & Electrical Engineering |
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Courtney D. Betz |
Prairie View A&M University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Oluwadare V. Ibiyemi |
Morgan State University |
Computer Science |
Fulfilling the Legacy Scholars Award: $1,000
This scholarship is awarded to undergraduate members who epitomize NSBE's mission statement to produce culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community. The number of available scholarships is determined by the amount of money donated to the fund by the membership, as well as private donations. NSBE thanks all of the members, private donors and donating companies for their contribution to this scholarship fund.
This award is funded in part by grants from the Kellogg Corporate Citizenship Fund.
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Benga P. Adeeko, Jr. |
University of Texas – San Antonio |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Brandon L. Bates |
University of Texas Austin |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Amethyst R. Coleman |
Michigan State University |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Jennifer N. Craig |
Louisiana State University |
Biological Engineering |
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Ayokanmi O. Falade |
University of Toronto |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Aisha Huggins |
Rutgers State University |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Joseph Isaac, Jr. |
University of Maryland – College Park |
Computer Science |
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Ibrahima Komara |
University of Houston |
Electrical Engineering |
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David W. Lanier |
Wayne State University |
Industrial Engineering |
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Blessing B. Oyeleye |
University of Florida |
Chemical Engineering |
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Ti’Air Riggins |
The Ohio State University |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Devona L. Thomas |
Hampton University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Christine Walker |
Wayne State University |
Computer Science |
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Darryl L. Wells, Jr. |
Oklahoma State University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Yacob Zergaw |
University of Colorado – Boulder |
Civil Engineering |
International Studies Scholars Award: $500
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Medese M. Assogba |
University of Benin Nigeria |
Chemical Engineering/ |
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Pendieu D. Enkoue |
K. Nkrumah Univ. of Sci. & Tech. – Ghana Cameroon |
Petroleum Engineering/ |
Leroy Callendar Award – PCI Award: $500
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Carlyle Davis |
Marlborough School |
Los Angeles, CA |
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Alan T. Lee |
Corona Del Sol High School |
Tempe, AZ |
NSBE FELLOWS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The NSBE Fellows Scholarship Program is a three tiered-scholarship program that provides scholastic motivation to achieve and serves as a tool to encourage members to continue to strive for academic excellence, while developing professional and leadership skills through organization and community involvement. The awards are given to student members who have demonstrated high scholastic performance, dedicated service to the Society and other organizations, and who possess high professional promise. The three award tiers are:
Board of Corporate Affiliates (BCA) Scholar $3,000
Major Sponsors Scholars $1,500
NSBE Fellows $1,000
BCA Scholar Sponsoring Companies – The Board of Corporate Affiliates
3M Company
Accenture
American Electric Power (AEP)
BAE SYSTEMS
Battelle
Bechtel Corporation
Boeing Company (The)
Booz Allen Hamilton
Boston Scientific Corporation
bp
Caterpillar Inc.
Central Intelligence Agency
Chevron Corporation
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Clorox Company (The)
Cummins Incorporated
Dell Inc.
Deloitte & Touche
Delphi Corporation
Delta Air Lines
Dow Chemical Company (The)
DuPont
Eli Lilly and Company
EMC Corporation
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Genentech, Inc.
General Electric Company
General Mills, Inc.
GM North America
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Hewlett-Packard
Honda
IBM Corporation
Intel Corporation
ITT Corporation
Johnson & Johnson
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Lockheed Martin
Medtronic Inc.
Merck & Co., Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
Morgan Stanley
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Praxair, Inc.
Raytheon Company
Rockwell Collins, Inc.
Rolls-Royce North America
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Timken Company (The)
Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America
United States Army Research Development & Engineering Command (RDECOM)
United States Navy
United States Steel Corporation
United Technologies Corporation
Verizon Communications
BCA Scholars (56)
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Hussein Abdelhalim |
University of Florida |
Electrical Engineering |
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Elijah O. Adedire |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Taoridi A. Ademoye |
West Virginia University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Oluwafunso O. Ajigbo |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
Chemical Engineering |
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Dado D. Ajuboyediaka |
University of Houston |
Petroleum Engineering |
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Augustine N. Ajuzie |
Prairie View A&M University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Michael Alexander |
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Michael C. Aromeh |
Louisiana Tech University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Brian Beecham |
Alabama A&M University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Nahom M. Beyene |
University of Pittsburgh |
Rehabilitation Engineering |
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Rachel Bonas |
University of Idaho |
Computer Science |
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Wael Deabes |
Tennessee Tech University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Adedunni Dehinwa |
Towson University |
Computer Science |
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Oluwaseyitan J. Durodola |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Chidi M. Ekeocha |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Gbenga M. Funmilayo |
Texas Tech University |
Petroleum Engineering |
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Franklin E. Gbologah |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Civil Engineering |
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Abebe S. Gebregiorgis |
Tennessee Tech University |
Civil Engineering |
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Zahiyah W. Hasan |
Benedict College |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Chiedozie T. Ibekwe |
University of Mississippi |
Electrical Engineering |
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Odi Ikpe |
University of Texas – El Paso |
Industrial Engineering |
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Eniola O. Iwanefun |
University of Texas – Arlington |
Electrical Engineering |
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Liselle A. Joseph |
Virginia Polytehcnic Inst. & State University |
Aerospace Engineering |
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Doreen C. Kobelo |
Florida A&M / Florida State Universities |
Civil Engineering |
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Kwaku Konadu Yiadom |
University of New Orleans |
Electrical Engineering |
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Nze I. Lawson |
Claflin University |
Computer Science |
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Joshua Lykes |
Washington University in St. Louis |
Chemical Engineering |
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Timur Mauga |
University of Nevada – Las Vegas |
Civil Engineering |
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Geophrey J. Mbatta |
Florida A&M / Florida State Universities |
Civil Engineering |
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Yancey H. Mbolda |
University of Louisiana – Lafayette |
Electrical Engineering |
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Ehimwenma Nosakhare |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Chinyere I. Nwabugwu |
Stanford University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Erica O. Nwankwo |
Morgan State University |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
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Tito P. Nyamuhokya |
University of Texas – Arlington |
Civil Engineering |
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Fiona Obasuyi |
Prairie View A&M University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Oludotun B. Ode |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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John K. Odeghe |
Claflin University |
Computer Engineering |
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Samuel O. Odewale |
University of Arkansas – Fayetteville |
Chemical Engineering |
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Babatunde A. Odukoya |
Morgan State University |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Adedeji J. Oduwole |
University of New Orleans |
Electrical Engineering |
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Chinenye E. Ogugbue |
University of Oklahoma |
Petroleum Engineering |
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Joshua O. Ojo |
Tennessee Tech University |
Civil Engineering |
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Funmilayo O. Oludaiye |
Howard University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Haliru O. Omosun |
Kent State University |
Technology |
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Stacey I. Oriaifo |
Morgan State University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Oruare Ovbiagele |
Prairie View A&M University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Oladipupo A. Owo |
Prairie View A&M University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Stanley N. Oyaghire |
Morgan State University |
Chemistry |
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Russell Patton |
Stanford University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Tyronee S. Penny |
Lawrence Tech University |
Construction Engineering |
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Angela R. Rhone |
Michigan State University |
Engineering Management |
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Titus K. Rotich |
Benedict College |
Electrical Engineering |
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Yeside Saheed |
Southern Polytechnic State University |
Quality Assurance Engineering |
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LaKausha Simpson |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Industrial Engineering |
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John Uku |
Morgan State University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Lazarus O. Uzoechi |
Tennessee Tech University |
Electrical Engineering |
Major Sponsors Scholar Sponsoring Companies
Abbott
Apple Inc.
Capital One
Duke Energy Corporation
General Dynamics Corporation
Goldman Sachs
John Deere
NAVSEA
Procter and Gamble
Siemens USA
Shell Oil Company
Tyco International Inc.
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Whirlpool
Major Sponsors Scholars (14)
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Thomas N. Allotey |
Prairie View A&M University |
Electrical Engineering |
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Samuel O. Audu |
New Mexico State University |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
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Rose-Gaelle Belinga |
Auburn University |
Software Engineering |
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Sarah M. Brown |
Northeastern University |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
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Bruke Gebryes |
University of New Orleans |
Electrical Engineering |
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Tameka C. Jones |
North Carolina A&T State University |
Computer Science |
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Billy Kihei |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Electrical Engineering |
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Julius S. Morehead |
University of Arkansas – Fayetteville |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Nwamaka Nzeocha |
University of Houston |
Electrical Engineering |
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Akeem A. Obe, Sr. |
Louisiana Tech University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Bibi O. Olomola |
Texas Tech University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Mbakisya A. Onyango |
Kansas State University |
Civil Engineering |
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Alysha Peters |
City College of New York |
Chemical Engineering |
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Thierry Tambe |
Texas A&M University |
Electrical Engineering |
NSBE Fellows (10)
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Dejanae L. Berry |
Oklahoma State University |
Industrial Engineering |
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Khadeejah A. Bilal |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
Civil Engineering |
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Gabrielle Brown |
Oklahoma State University |
Industrial Engineering |
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Kari L. Brown |
Michigan Technological University |
Mechanical Engineering |
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Gleneesha Johnson |
University of Maryland – College Park |
Computer Science |
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Trenika Moore |
Vanderbilt University |
Biomedical Engineering |
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Paul P. Nguyen |
Louisiana State University |
Biological Engineering |
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Ali Sydney |
United State Naval Academy |
Electrical Engineering |
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D’Andre Wilson |
McGill University |
Chemical Engineering |
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Whitney J. Witherspoon |
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor |
Electrical Engineering |