FGCU NSBE

10/22/2017

It’s amazing to graduate with a friend and get assigned to the same project.

04/03/2017

The 43rd NSBE Annual Convention was a great experience with this wonderful group of future engineers.

02/06/2017

02/05/2017

02/04/2017

01/20/2017

https://www.facebook.com/jabari.lee.9/posts/10208114308711845

Synopsis: Jabari Lee, accelerated student of civil and environmental engineering, discusses his passion for plants, sustainable ecological solutions to urban challenges, and how he has found great success in his academic and research endeavors. “One thing …

12/15/2016

It's nice to see teachers really wanting young students to love learning.

Educational Technology Strategies for Educators and Parents!

11/27/2016

Asking for your help with something that really means a lot. My group is getting sponsored by CustomInk on Pear and the more people who join in the more funding we'll receive - it's FREE and only takes a moment! https://www.pearup.com/fgcunsbe/rally?og=2976467&fb_action_ids=10207710441615420&fb_action_types=pearupapp%3Ashare&fb_ref=prog_148

Help "National Society of Black Eng." score up to $200.00 toward Custom Apparel. It's free and only takes a moment.

10/23/2016

Does your resume need a touch up? Or you maybe you just need a resume? Join us October 27th from 12-2pm Holmes hall 433 for NSBE and SHPE resume Building workshop!

10/22/2016

Thanks to everyone who came and helped with the car wash and thanks to those who got their car washed and donated. It was a success!

09/18/2016

Fellow Eagles, please come and support NSBE's fundraiser this Thursday from 5-8pm and bring friends also. Just don't forget to present the voucher to the cashier or just let them know you're there to support NSBE.

Thank you!!!

09/08/2016

20-year-old, Anicca Harriot just took mathematical problem solving to a whole new level, by literally calculating the angle of her dab.

Last Friday, the Regent University student took this photo with a friend while on break between her microbiology and physics classes. She had just learned about vectors, a quantity that includes size and direction. Almost immediately after seeing the photo, Anicca thought it would be fun to calculate the most accurate measurement of her dab (a popular dance move where you drop your head, raise your arm, and lean into your elbow at the same time). She tweeted the results and impressed thousands, even math teachers, who were inspired to use her mathematical analysis in their classrooms.

Wow! Anicca, we can't to see what you do next!