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Celebrating Engineers Week through Classroom Impact at Texas A&M

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By Christa Pennino, Bryan Deschamps, Denieka Bean
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Engineers Week is a national celebration of how engineers shape the world around us. For AIChE student chapters, it is also an opportunity to step into local classrooms and make engineering tangible for the next generation. Nearly 40 Texas A&M students took part in AIChE’s Bee a ChemE K–12 STEM Ambassador Program, thanks to the generous support of Lubrizol.
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Dr. Harold T. Conner Jr. on Breaking Barriers and Building Opportunity

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By Bryan Deschamps, Denieka Bean
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As Black History Month honors those who expanded opportunity in their time, we recognize leaders who continue to shape the profession today. Dr. Harold T. Conner Jr. made history in 1964 as the first Black cooperative engineering student in the University of Tennessee system and, in 1968, became its first Black chemical engineering graduate. Over six decades, Conner has built a distinguished career in nuclear operations and a legacy of service to AIChE.
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Spread the Word about the $40K FOSSI Scholarship Deadline with Your Network

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By Denieka Bean, Colby Kaimanu Tinsley
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Do you know a high school student looking to make the world or their community a better place? Do you know a student planning to attend an HBCU next year with an interest in science, technology, engineering, or math?
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