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Path to success: How NSBE provides support for Black students in STEM - The Poly Post

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By Kristine Pascual, Feb. 25, 2025 Civil engineering student and National Society of Black Engineers President Samuel Kala realized oftentimes he was the only Black student in his engineering courses. It wasn’t until this spring semester, three years after he transferred from Pasadena City College, that Kala finally had a Black professor. “At first it didn’t really bother me until I started noticing that I was the only Black student,” Kala sai…

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Path to success: How NSBE provides support for Black students in STEM - The Poly Post

By Kristine Pascual, Feb. 25, 2025 Civil engineering student and National Society of Black Engineers President Samuel Kala realized oftentimes he was the only Black student in his engineering courses. It wasn’t until this spring semester, three years after he transferred from Pasadena City College, that Kala finally had a Black professor. “At first it didn’t really bother me until I started noticing that I was the only Black student,” Kala sai…

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