NSBE
Milwaukee School of Engineering University
NSBE
Milwaukee School of Engineering University
Since its founding by six visionary leaders in 1975, the National Society of Black Engineers has
grown to more than 32,000 members globally, blossoming into a leading force in the lives of
technical professionals and students on college campuses worldwide.
The NSBE Chapter at
Milwaukee School of Engineering plays a vital role
in supporting and empowering Black engineering students. At MSOE, NSBE is more than just a
student organization - we're a family that ensures every member has the support they need to thrive
in their engineering journey.
To increase the number of culturally responsible Black Engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.
We foster an inclusive and supportive environment where every voice is heard, and diverse perspectives contribute to our collective success. Together, we achieve more.
Comprehensive workshops, networking events, and industry connections that prepare students for career success in STEM.
Connect with fellow students through fun activities, game nights, movie screenings, and social gatherings that build lasting friendships.
We bring industry leaders and professionals to provide job opportunities, industry insights, workshops and more.
Discover exciting events, workshops, and networking opportunities designed to support your academic and professional growth.
Join us for our next general meeting to unwind with good vibes and snacks while watching Creed!
Join us at the Direct Supply Innovation and Technology Center (across from the CC) for this general body meeting! We’ll cover post-career fair tips, learn more about Direct Supply, and enjoy some food!
MSOE NSBE is proud to be part of Region 4, the largest and most active region in the National Society of Black Engineers.
National Society of Black Engineers
Diversity, inclusion, and belonging are fundamental to our success. We believe the best solutions occur when a plurality of backgrounds, experiences, and identities work together.
Recognizing excellence in engineering and community impact
No, You don't need to be black to be included in NSBE as the whole goal is dedicated to support black engineers and finding a community where you feel welcomed so any support is welcome.
No, you do not need to sign up to come to events! However, if you are in our Teams, you'll be able to get notifications about upcoming events and other club news.
Well, its simple follow the instagram page and be on the lookout for our next general meeting or event, and you will become a member for the MSOE chapter, to become a national member you will be asked to pay dues which is $15 annually, and you can go on the NSBE site to register here
You can receive points by attending events, general meetings, but you have to scan the QR code at those events so our secretary can keep track of who actually attended the event and rewards those attenders points
General meetings are held every two weeks. Check our Teams channel or Instagram for specific dates and times.