CELEBRATING THE FAMILIES AND STUDENTS OF THE BLACK MALES WORKING STEM ACADEMY Division of Undergraduate Education University of Kentucky
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CELEBRATING THE FAMILIES AND STUDENTS OF THEBLACK MALES WORKINGSTEM ACADEMYDivision of Undergraduate Education University of Kentucky
Forefathers in the Sciences, Mathematics and Inventionfrom the University of Kentucky LibrariesNotable Kentucky African Americans Database
Standing on their shoulders…
I Promise to Give My Very BestTo Achieve My Every Goal
African-Americans from Kentucky in Science, Math and Invention
Standing on Their Shoulders
William R. B. Arthur, M.D.surgeon and physician, university professor and founder of the People’s Auxiliary Hospital and Training School in Missouri
Jesse Burnett Bell, M.D.first African American president of Jewish Hospital medical staff in Louisville
Thomas J. Craft Sr., Ph.D.researched skin graft rejections
Laval T. DuncanV-P and treasurer, Mammoth Life Insurance Co.
Roy Phillip Peterson, Ph.D.endocrinologist, KY statewide chief of academic affairs, TN State Univ president
EDUCATE, MOTIVATE, ACTIVATE
BMW featured on KET in 2007• Reverend Dr. C. B. Akins, Sr.• Mrs. Roszalyn Akins• Dr. Roger Cleveland
EDUCATE, MOTIVATE, ACTIVATE
“It’s a win-win … a quality pool … strictly a no-nonsense program …”
EDUCATE, MOTIVATE, ACTIVATE
“You can’t be what you can’t see …”
EDUCATE, MOTIVATE, ACTIVATE
“… it’s a new day … erase racism … they’re going to be world leaders”
EDUCATE, MOTIVATE, ACTIVATE
Mrs. Akins recites the BMW Creed
EDUCATE, MOTIVATE, ACTIVATE
“In 5 years what do you hope … ?”
Black Males Working and the STEM AcademyWORKS
We salute you!
Your STEM Education Works Globally
Discover thousands of organisms from around the world
Document nature with your mobile phone and share it
Help scientists with ongoing research
Join up at ProjectNoah.org
STEM Education Works Globally
Archeology researchers on a dig in Zambia mentoring students locally and in the States
Chicago’s Field Museum students and Global Kids, Inc. in New York solving problems together
Collaboration across the U.S. and Africa via Blip.tv videos, Second Life and Skype
Google is looking for the brightest, best scientists (13 – 18 years old) around the world to submit interesting, creative projects relevant to the world today. Deadline 4 April 2011.
Google Science Fair google.com/events/sciencefair
CELEBRATING THE FAMILIES AND STUDENTS OF THEBLACK MALES WORKINGSTEM ACADEMYDivision of Undergraduate Education University of Kentucky
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