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HBCU STEM Fellowships Available

The HBCU STEM Fellowships are available to graduates of historically black colleges and universities who plan to pursue graduate degrees in science, technology, engineering and math, excluding those majors linked to the medical field.  Applicants must also attend graudate programs at schools in Delaware,New Jersey, Pennsylvania or Washington, DC. The program is administered by the Educational Advancement Alliance (EAA) and sponsored by the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), a U.S. Department of Energy Agency.

To learn more about these fellowships, go to www.gradopp.org/index.html.

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33rd Annual Conference

AABE's 33rd Annual Conference will be held in Columbus, OH May 18-21, 2010. [05.18.10]


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EE Database

The EE Database is a listing of entrepreneurs and companies doing business in the Energy industry. You must be an AABE member to be profiled in this database. Corporations and organizations are encouraged to view the EE Database by clicking here and selecting the "EE Database Viewer" option.

(Note: For current AABE members, have your company become part of the EE Database by clicking here. To become an AABE member, sign up here.)

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AABE has 36 active chapters in seven geographic regions in the United States. AABE is an energy policy and educational organization whose members participate in every segment of the energy sector throughout the United States. Local AABE chapters have instituted various mentorship programs for college students majoring in energy-related disciplines, including a scholarship program for high school seniors.

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