Our mission

Our mission

Mission statement

The mission of the National Society of Black Engineers is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.

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Upcoming Events

Starzing with SEDS

Foster Lobby

Wednesday, November 11th @ 7:30PM

November General Meeting

Foster Auditorium

Tuesday, November 17th @ 6PM to 7PM

NASA TU Alumni Speed Networking

Chappie James Lecture Room

Monday, October 9th @ 11AM-12PM

Launch Day w/ Brandon Burroughs

Foster Lobby

Tuesday, November 10th at 6PM-8PM

Fall Regional Conference

Courtland Grand Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia

From Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15

President’s Note

I’ve been apart of TU NSBE since my Freshman year and membership has been integral to my success.. As the 2025-2026 President, I plan to take TUNSBE to new heights, continuing our many partnerships while also expanding towards new discoveries.

  • - Nia Caesar

Member of the month

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Each month, TUNSBE recognizes one outstanding member who consistently shows up, shows out, and supports the chapter through strong attendance and active participation. Our Member of the Month receives special awards and a Certificate of Achievement to honor their dedication, leadership, and commitment to the NSBE mission.

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