Join NSBE for a
Summer of STEM
Join NSBE for a
Summer of STEM
Three Weeks
STEM Projects
Engineering Experts
A Lifetime of Memories
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is committed to
creating pathways of opportunities and success in STEM.
The journey begins with NSBE's Summer Engineering Experience
for Kids (SEEK), a free three-week summer program for 3rd -
5th graders, designed to stimulate interest in STEM.
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STEM Projects
Engineering Experts
A Lifetime of Memories
Summer of STEM
The journey begins with NSBE's Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK), a free three-week summer program for 3rd - 5th graders, designed to stimulate interest in STEM.
See you next summer!
CITY | DATE | LOCATION |
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Houston | June 17 – July 5 | Baker Ripley House 4410 Navigation Blvd. Houston, TX 77011 |
DC - All Girls Camp | July 8 - July 26 | C.W. Harris Elementary School 301 53rd St. SE Washington, DC 20019 |
Washington, DC | July 15 – August 2 | Payne Elementary 1445 C. St. SE Washington, DC 20003 |
Chicago | July 22 - August 2 | Charles W. Earle STEM Academy 2040 W 62nd St Chicago, IL 60636 |
Virtual | July 22 – August 9 | Hosted in a virtual classroom |
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About NSBE
With more than 700 chapters and more than 21,000 active members in the U.S. and abroad, the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is one of the largest student-governed organizations based in the United States.
NSBE, founded in 1975, supports and promotes the aspirations of collegiate and pre-collegiate students and technical professionals in engineering and technology. NSBE’s mission is “to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.”
Visit nsbe.org to learn more.
About NSBE SEEK
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) created the Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK) to inspire Black students with the opportunities and wonder of the STEM field.
NSBE SEEK is a free, three-week summer program that offers a fun and engaging educational experience for rising 4-6 graders. NSBE SEEK aims to provide high-quality learning opportunities to underrepresented students who otherwise may not have access to a robust STEM education.
Messages from SEEK Sponsors
Maurice Dantzler, Cummins
Engineering Director: Cummins Emissions Solutions, Americas Cummins Executive Sponsor for Nsbe Cummins Inc.
Ian Wilson, Amazon Web Service
HR Vice President
KiwiCo
“Discover Stem”
Sandra Evers Manly
Northrop Grumman
The Boeing Company
Thank You To Our 2024 Sponsors
SEEK Supporter
Presenting Sponsor
Champion Sponsor
Anchor Sponsors
SEEK FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions From Students and Parents
The in-person SEEK programs in 2024 will be hosted in three locations: Chicago, IL; Houston, TX; and Washington, DC.
In 2024, SEEK will offer a virtual program. This means participants will have the opportunity to engage with the program from their own homes or any remote location, making it accessible to a broader audience.
If you answer NO to any of the following questions, you are NOT eligible for this summer’s SEEK program:
Is your student now completing 3rd, 4th or 5th grade?
Do you have access to a reliable internet connection? (For Virtual program)
Is your student able to attend three weeks of consecutive programming during the summer?
If you are not eligible for this summer’s program, we look forward to either serving you in the future or having you join our NSBE Jr. program.
Students are selected for the SEEK program based on their potential to benefit most from the experience. Our selection criteria are comprehensive and include various factors such as gender, age/grade, household income, prior participation in SEEK, attendance records, sibling participation, NSBE Jr. membership status, membership with a NSBE partner organization, and additional criteria as required by our funders, school districts, and other entities.
The selection process is ongoing, as students are accepted on a rolling basis. We will keep the application open until the program starts, ensuring that as many eligible students as possible have the opportunity to apply and potentially participate. This approach allows us to thoughtfully and fairly evaluate each applicant’s circumstances and needs.
You will be notified about your acceptance into the SEEK program on a rolling basis. Our SEEK staff is committed to diligently reviewing applications and will inform parents of acceptance decisions in May. Keep an eye on your email and any other contact information you provided in your application for updates from us.
Yes, there will be a waiting list for the SEEK program this year. Instead of closing the application process, we are keeping it open to accurately gauge the true demand. As more slots become available, our staff will select students from the pool of completed applications to fill these spots. This approach ensures that we can accommodate as many interested students as possible.
We are not accepting SEEK Junior mentors for summer 2024.
Yes, we warmly welcome any donations to the SEEK program! While each SEEK site is sponsored by a company or organization, sponsorship dollars often don’t cover all operational costs. Your donation will help us expand our reach and open the program to more students. To make a contribution, please visit our “Ways To Give” (Donate (nsbe.org)) page today. All funds received go directly towards supporting the camp.
Yes, please provide any local or national assessments to confirm. Please upload a birth certificate direct to the application to confirm eligibility.
We are thrilled to have you and your future engineer be a part of SEEK this summer! Below is important information for you and your student to follow throughout the program.
Due to the high demand of the SEEK program, we require that:
- Accepted students participate in the full 3-week program. Students who miss more than two (2) days during the program will be withdrawn from the program. Attendance is taken daily and is monitored by SEEK leaders.
- A parent/guardian or representative must attend the mandatory parent orientation. Program updates will also be posted on the SEEK website.
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