"to increase the number of culturally responsible Black Engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community."
Meet Your E-board
Chanel Richardson
President
I am a junior studying Computer Engineering. Along with being the VP of NSBE, I a the Recruitment Chair for STEM Ambassadors, a member of Tufts Computer Architecture Club, and a TA for discrete mathematics. In my free time I spend time with friends and play piano.
Magnifique Mukundwa
Vice President
I am a junior majoring in Environmental Engineering, and I am particularly interested in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene(WASH). I live by the value of loving people!! In my free time, I enjoy talking to people, reading, and singing!!!
Ebere Justin
Programs Chair
Rastafarian sophomore studying computer science and political science. This Nigerian enjoys listening to reggae, solving rubik's cubes and having/listening to long deep conversations.
Paige Shephard
Senator
I am from Baltimore Maryland. My favorite food is shrimp alfredo. What I like about engineering is that I get to feed my curiosity and creativity in combination with my logic side that likes steps and formulas.
Jheanelle Owens
Senator
Handy Dorceus
Treasurer
Raised in Boston MA, but born on a small island in the Caribbean (Haiti). My love of music and dance stems from a rich culture and heritage that my parents brought with them when we came to America. Music is the one language that connects us all.
Monsurat Olaosebikan
Alumni Relations Chair
MS Computer Science, 2019
Kiara Rose
Secretary
Kiara is a sophomore with a passion for computer science and of course Tennis. She is on the Tufts women's varsity tennis team.
ABOUT
About Tufts NSBE
Chartered in 2002, Tufts NSBE strives to achieve its mission through the collaborative partnerships we have with the Center for STEM Diversity, Society of Latinx Engineers and Scientists, and the Society of Women Engineers. The National Society of Black Engineers strives to accomplish the following objectives for our organization:
- Stimulate and develop student interest in the various engineering and science disciplines.
- Strive to increase the number of minority students studying engineering and science at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
- Encourage members to seek advanced degrees in engineering or related fields and to obtain professional engineering registrations.
- Promote public awareness of engineering and/or science and the opportunities for Blacks and other minorities in that profession.