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US Black Engineer and Information Technology Magazine provides black technology news
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education, black technology, black minorities, Black Engineer of the Year Awards (BEYA),
and historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) from black communities in US, UK,
Caribbean, and Africa.
Plugged-In
Coppin State brings home International award for innovative wireless
technology
Coppin State University - the first school in the University System of Maryland to go
wireless campus-wide- was awarded the 2006 “Best Practices in Mobile and Wireless award
for implementation of its wireless network at
Computer world
magazine's Mobile and
Wireless World conference in Orlando, Florida, May. Coppin State beat out notable
international finalists such as Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C., the U. S.
Postal Service in Washington D.C., Globe Telecom in the Philippines, Airport Authority of
Hong Kong, China and Dubai eGovernment in Dubai. This recognition is the culmination of
back-to-back awards for the university’s giant strides in IT in partnership with Nortel, one
of the largest telecommunications companies in the world.
Jun 29, 2006, 16:53
Plugged-In
Black
Churches turn to technology to spread gospel, attract members
Black churches across America, long dependent on word-of-mouth to fill their pews, are
turning to technology to reach a broader audience, energize their evangelism and attract
new members, church leaders say. Nearly 1,000 churches across the U.S. have signed up
to a web-based marketing tool to attract new members. Curtis Green, president of Find Me
A Church dot-com says, “"We are in the age of information and gadgets - cell phones and
laptops and Blackberries and all other sorts of tools … About time the church community
caught up with the times and marketed themselves using the latest technology."
www.
findmeachurch.com
Jun 26, 2006, 11:51
People and Events
Ninety-two scholarships to be awarded at 2006 National Association of Student
Financial Aid Administrators conference
Ninety-two scholarships will be awarded at the 2006 National Association of Student
Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) conference to be held at Washington State
Convention & Trade Center in Seattle, July 5 - 8.
Jun 26, 2006, 11:00
People and Events
Michael R. Pack, P.E., joins HDR
Michael R. Pack, P.E has been appointed as Marketing Manager of HDR,
an employee-owned architectural, engineering and consulting firm,
according to a press release. In this role he will be involved in business
development of engineering, planning and surveying services for the
Atlanta, Georgia-based office. HDR has more than 130 locations
worldwide. Pack comes with 30 years of engineering, marketing and
management experience in both private and public sectors. His
experiences include planning, design and construction management of
airport and public infrastructure projects throughout the United States
and U.S. Virgin Islands.
Jun 22, 2006, 14:22
People and Events
Howard G. Adams to be honored at GEM @ 30
Howard G. Adams - a 1996 recipient of the U.S. Presidential Awards for Excellence in
Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Mentoring - will be honored at the 30th anniversary
gala at the 2006 annual conference of The National GEM Consortium, or the National
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