Volunteers Needed YWCPA Saturday Dec.3rd

Greetings all, We are in need of a few more volunteers for our annual bridge and egg drop SECME STEM event. The event will take place at YWCPA (1906 Cleburne, 77004) on Saturday, December 3, 2022 from 9:00 am - 12:30 pm at YWCPA. Can you please share with your networks in an effort to help find volunteers to assist with the event? Volunteers should sign up here: https://forms.gle/67WwXjzq8Faf7ZXLA More about SECME HISD - https://bit.ly/HISDSECME Thank you! Kind regards, Astra Zeno Engineering/Computer Science, Young Women’s College Preparatory Academy (713) 942-1441 (office) | (713) 942-1448 (fax) azeno@HoustonISD.org Book a meeting with Ms. Zeno

Engineering Scholarship Deadline March 15, 2023 thanks Efamily member Sam Denard for sharing!

ASME banner Engineering Scholarships for graduating High School seniors for the 2023-24 academic year Do you know a High School senior on a FIRST Robotics team interested in Mechanical Engineering or who intends to pursue an engineering degree or STEM-related studies starting September 2023? ASME INSPIRE and the ASME Auxiliary are offering scholarships for these students who will be the next generation of engineers. Learn More → Take advantage of this opportunity - last year $136,000 in ASME INSPIRE and ASME Auxiliary Clarke Scholarships were available to support High School seniors entering a Mechanical Engineering program! What students need to know before applying: Application for the ASME Auxiliary Clarke Scholarship is specifically for students on a FIRST Robotics team and requires an ASME, ASME Student or ASME Auxiliary member as a nominator Both scholarships require a letter of recommendation ME/MET students enrolled full-time at an ABET accredited college or university during the 2023-2024 academic year Application deadline - March 15, 2023 Application Opens December 1 Office Hours: Do you have questions? Meet with our team. ASME Scholarships provided by: ASME provides an equal opportunity to apply For questions: Call toll free (U.S. applicants only) (855) 276-3734, or email us directly at ASME.University@applyISTS.com. Follow ASME on Twitter Like ASME on Facebook Join ASME on LinkedIn The American Society of Mechanical Engineers® ( ASME® ) 111722 - 28388

Deadline Nov 30th 0The William D. Clarke, Sr. Diplomatic Security Fellowship

The William D. Clarke, Sr. Diplomatic Security Fellowship logo If you are interested in receiving up to $84,000 in academic funding over two years to pursue a master's degree, and you'd like to launch a career as a Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Special Agent in the Foreign Service, this may be an opportunity for you! Join us on a webinar on Nov. 9 at 3 pm (EST) with the U.S. Department of State to hear about the William D. Clarke, Sr. Diplomatic Security Fellowship, a new two-year graduate fellowship program that provides academic funding, two summer practicums with stipend support, professional development, and mentorship - and culminates in an appointment in the Foreign Service as a DSS Special Agent. Applying for the Clarke DS Fellowship: Benefits, Eligibility, Selection Process and Career Wednesday, Nov 9, 2022 | 3-4 pm (EST) REGISTER TODAY You'll hear about the eligibility requirements and benefits, the selection process, timeline of the two-year fellowship and what Foreign Service DSS Special Agents do. Plus, we'll walk you through the application and answer your questions. Our speakers are: Jennifer Danover, Program Manager, Clarke DS Fellowship, U.S. Department of State Thomas J. Carey, Special Agent, DS Recruitment Unit, U.S. Department of State, and U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Vicky Le Master, Supervisory Human Resources Specialist, U.S. Department of State Chelsey Jones, Assistant Director, Federal Initiatives, The Washington Center Register today! If you are not able to attend the live webinar, you will receive a link to access the recording of the webinar 24/7. We hope to see you there. As a reminder, the deadline to submit your Clarke DS Fellowship application is November 30 at 11:59 pm (EST). If you have any questions, please email us at ClarkeDSFellowship@twc.edu.

White House Paid Internships

https://www.whitehouse.gov/get-involved/internships/

The Third Reconstruction - Rice U Book Talk Nov. 10th Noon

UTMB Job Openings!

University of Texas Medical Branch is hiring immediately! I got an email that said University of Texas Medical Branch has 1333 job openings with an average salary of $52,484 - $81,142.

NASA Spring Internships Deadline to Apply Nov. 7th

NASA internships allow high school & college-level students to contribute to agency projects under the guidance of a mentor. Visit https://t.co/cnBetxHcbV to learn more. Deadline to apply is Nov. 7. #GiantLeapsStartHere https://twitter.com/v_wyche/status/1588223692533772288?s=51&t=vjq29Lc5R4iE-zFoQSzOwA Internships -- https://intern.nasa.gov/

$ 1,000 Teacher Award Children's Museum of Houston - thanks efamily member Paula Harris for sharing!

Link for our Early Childhood Teacher Award https://www.cmhouston.org/news/martel Every year we offer this award to a Pk – 2nd grade teacher which provides a $1k honorarium and one year Museum membership!

Join Urban League Voter Canvassing 3rd Ward

https://houstonareaurbanleagueyp.wildapricot.org/event-4998513/Registration

Join HAULYP, HAUL, HAUL Guild and NextGen Texas as we canvass the 3rd ward community on Saturday, 11/5/22 from 11-1pm.  We will be passing out voting literature, Metro Bus Passes and more to community residents to ensure they have all the tools to case their vote on election day.  We will meet/park at the TSU East Garage located at 3341 Cleburne Street, 77004, meet at the corner of Tierwester and Cleburne, then split into groups to begin canvassing. Parking is $1 per hour. Shirts, Food and Water will be provided.  See you there!

FHGCA Scholarship

It's that time again. If you know any high school seniors or current college students, PLEASE have them visit our website and apply for the scholarship. https://fhgca.vpweb.com/fhgca-scholarship Thank you so much! Sharis Bowman Singletary "Nikki" P.S. If you'd like to purchase a ticket to the luncheon ($75.00 - all proceeds to scholarship) or make a donation, let me know.

NAACP Juvenile Justice - Sign up your Teen by Nov 5th for Nov. 12th Scared Straight Session

Greetings, The NAACP Houston Youth Council Unit #6820's Juvenile Justice Committee invites your child, grandchild, niece, nephew, or godchild to Beyond Scared Straight: A Teen Court Experience on Saturday, November 12, 2022, from 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. at the Texas Southern University Law School Moot Courtroom (3100 Cleburne St, Houston, TX 77004). This advocacy program seeks to give students exposure to the Texas Court System through a mock trial where students have exposure to a court case and are trained by law officials on the various roles in the courtroom. Students will learn how sentencing discrimination in the Criminal and Juvenile Court System presents major civil rights problems. We seek to provide students with some solutions to resolving those problems. Before you register your student, please note the following below: · Dress Code: Business Casual (EX: blouse, slacks, pencil skirt, dress, collar shirt, polo shirt, flats, loafers, low heels, wedges, Sperrys, sneakers, or tennis shoes) Please do not wear jeans, t-shirts, shorts, short skirts, sandals, crop tops, jerseys, sagging pants, off the shoulder tops, see-through tops, halter tops, athletic wear, Crocs or slides. · Food: We will provide a continental breakfast, lunch, and snacks. If you have any dietary restrictions, we ask that you bring your own food. Please note that there will not be a microwave or refrigerator available for use. If you have any specific concerns regarding food, please email us at naacphoustontxyc@gmail.com · NOTE: Only students that can stay from 8:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. are allowed to register. Those who cannot remain from 8:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. should not register their student for the advocacy program. · Please fill out one Google registration form per student. · Spots are limited to the first 20 students who register and can commit to attending the program from 8:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. The deadline for registration is Saturday, November 5, 2022, by midnight. Please see the link below to register your student. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeBCjzAJJmHJDlArB0UE4XPw8S1NQaS245Wzn9GT0-JNBWIUA/viewform We hope to see your student there! Best, Number #1 NAACP Youth Council in the Nation NAACP Houston, TX Youth Council Unit #6820

Eagle Paid Summer Intern Program 10 Weeks - Retail Supply Chain

Intern Development Program

Our Intern Development Program is the best way to introduce you to a career at Giant Eagle. You'll have a chance to work on real projects, solve strategic business problems, interact with leaders and present your ideas to Senior Executives. Giant Eagle's Intern Development Program will help prepare you for a career in grocery retail and potentially for long-term employment with our Company. ​​​​​​​ Summer 2023 Opportunities Retail Management Internships Apply Today img1 Program Highlights 10-week program Paid, full-time opportunities Focused on engaging talented college graduates in the retail industry All interns will participate in projects, solve strategic problems, interact with leaders, and share their ideas to Senior Executives throughtout the program Work side by side with experienced Team Members, and gain exposure to real-world business projects After successful completion, our interns are better prepared for a career in Store or Warehouse Supply Chain Management or a Business Services group support role. Considered for long-term employment with Giant Eagle. Requirements Must be enrolled in a bachelor's or master's program with an accredited college Minimum 3.0 GPA Actively participate in on going career development discussions ​​​​​​​Willingness to continuously grow both soft and technical skills

HBCU Technology Conference - Listen to the Sessions!

LINKS https://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=100387324&msgid=546558&act=BFE8&c=1165043&pid=6933247&destination=https%3A%2F%2Fonlinexperiences.com%2FLaunch%2FEvent.htm%3FShowKey%3D205358%26DisplayItem%3DE676460&cf=10555&v=0cbc3f6d4d170c84985bf0b1769e85ffe03c5957d18c1cfe490eaca5b0952955 https://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=100387324&msgid=546558&act=BFE8&c=1165043&pid=6933247&destination=https%3A%2F%2Fonlinexperiences.com%2FLaunch%2FEvent.htm%3FShowKey%3D205358%26DisplayItem%3DE675062&cf=10555&v=19648d8669273c25ef9b95f85c9aa5bfa05f6ea479c78c49f11fbc4d05bd27cc https://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=100387324&msgid=546558&act=BFE8&c=1165043&pid=6933247&destination=https%3A%2F%2Fonlinexperiences.com%2FLaunch%2FEvent.htm%3FShowKey%3D205358%26DisplayItem%3DE675067&cf=10555&v=cb647600323624828dc6b752df0b835670f464965fc587fac010cc056646b252 The second annual HBCU Technology Conference presented by HP and sponsored by Intel and Microsoft took place virtually September 13-16, 2022. The event had tracks for the entire HBCU Campus: IT, Faculty & Staff, HBCU Executive Leaders, and Students. The conference might be over, but the sessions are still available. If you missed a session, want to view sessions again, or want to share sessions with HBCU colleagues who might not have registered for the conference, it’s not too late. You can view over 90 on-demand sessions such as: Digital Transformation: The Only Choice for Financial Freedom in the Black Community and how HBCUs Can Lead the Way Dr. Dennis Kimbro, Leadership Professor, Clark Atlanta University Emerging Technologies and the Accelerating Change of the Enterprise Landscape. Are Your Students Future-Ready? Moderator: Boz Bell, HP Inc.; Panelists: Dr. Bruce Crawford, Albany State Community College; Dr. Isaac McCoy, Stillman College; Jeff Chen, HP Inc. Digital Transformation at HBCUs: Transformation Journey Insights Patrick Brothers, Co-CEO and Co-Founder, HolonIQ Creating Economic Mobility through STEAM Programs at HBCUs Moderator: Charlie Radman, HP Inc.; Panelists: P.J. Boardman, MathWorks, Gilles Eggenspieler, Ansys; Julie Lottering, Epic Games; Dr. Robbie Melton, Tennessee State University NIST and Cybersecurity, Current and Future Challenges Matthew Scholl, Chief, Computer Security Division, National Institute for Standards and Technology M365 Zero Trust Security Live Demos Chelsie Thompson, Technical Security Specialist, Microsoft Conference content is available in our virtual event platform. Take a look today! https://onlinexperiences.com/Launch/Event.htm?ShowKey=205358

Dinner to Home: Mayor Sylvester Turner Announces New Program to Help Individuals Experiencing Homelessness

HOUSTON - During his annual State of the City address Wednesday afternoon, Mayor Sylvester Turner announced a new program to aid efforts to house individuals experiencing homelessness on Houston’s streets. The city is partnering with Bread of Life to launch – Dinner to Home – a food program designed to help individuals experiencing homelessness embark on the path to being housed. The pilot program will offer dinner service at a safe, clean, and appropriate location. Moreover, the program is designed to attract individuals who may not normally engage with the homeless housing system by providing food that people want to eat in a respectful, dignified atmosphere with tables, chairs, trash receptacles, restrooms, and cover (during inclement weather). Above all, an array of services, including housing assessments, will be reoccurring. “Food alone does not solve homelessness. However, when used with services and housing, food can be an important tool to help train professionals forge vital relationships needed to navigate vulnerable Houstonians into housing with wrap-around services,” said Mayor Turner. “Houston is on the right path, but we must all do more. The Dinner to Home program pairs perfectly with all the comprehensive, holistic initiatives the city is currently working on to help our brothers and sister experiencing homelessness, including the largest homeless housing initiative in our city’s history, the opening of the first Housing Navigation Center in the entire state, and endeavors with the private sector to secure more supportive housing units.” The program will provide dinner four nights a week, for three months, with an option to extend for up to 10 months. The program will be operated and managed by Bread of Life, a local not-for-profit with a track record of successfully working with vulnerable Houstonians. “Preventing an increase in street homelessness is tough, and reducing homelessness is even harder. However, Houston is showing the world that collaboration, housing resources, and the right tools can be done! The Dinner to Housing program will supplement and boost the extraordinary work outreach teams are already doing to reach out to, connect, and house Houstonians experiencing homelessness,” said Pastor Rudy Rasmus, founder of Bread of Life. Over the past two years, Houston’s regional, collaborative homeless housing program housed a record 10,900 individuals experiencing homelessness, leading to a 19% reduction in homelessness during the pandemic, including a nearly 10% reduction in street homelessness. In just the past two months alone, delegations of elected officials and leaders from Los Angles, Denver, Spokane, Tacoma, Albuquerque, and Delaware visited Houston to learn how the city, county, private sector, and agencies of The Way Home continue to work together on long-term solutions to reduce homelessness holistically. Contact: Mary Benton Director of Communications Office: 832.393.0830 Mobile: 713.208.6229 Mary.Benton@houstontx.gov Deidrea George Press Secretary Office: 832.393.0800 Mobile: 832.763.6972 deidrea.george@houstontx.gov Brent Taylor Public Information Officer/Deputy Press Secretary Office: 832.393.0808 Mobile: 713.882.5090 Brent.Taylor@houstontx.gov