2025 NV5 National Society of Black Engineers Scholarship Winners
NV5, renowned for its tech-enabled engineering and consulting solutions, proudly announced the recipients of the prestigious 2025 National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) scholarships. These scholarships play a vital role in supporting students who are pursuing exceptional careers in civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering, geomatics, and computer science.
Recognizing Academic Excellence and Dedication
This year's cohort of ten outstanding scholars truly embodies academic excellence and potential in the engineering field. With educational backgrounds from various respected universities, these scholars have brought forth their commitment not only to their studies but also to their communities.
Meet the Scholars
The NV5 NSBE scholarship program selects scholars based on several criteria including personal essays, academic achievements, and community engagement. Here are the remarkable recipients of this year:
- Kingsford Adomako, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
- William Corey Jr., North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
- Chidera Okonkwo, University of California, Los Angeles
- Derek Price, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Fallou Mbengue, Michigan State University
- Devonie Nelson, University of Houston
- Hidaya Saban, San Diego State University
- Brooke Scott, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
- Breyanna Tolbert, California State University Fullerton
- Marengelis Uben, University of Southern California
NV5’s Commitment to Future Engineers
NV5’s Chief Diversity Officer, Carl Henderson, PhD, PE, GE expressed pride in this year's scholars. He remarked on the impactful support that NV5 provides, stating, "We are honored to recognize these scholars as they advance in their engineering and technology careers. Their future contributions will undoubtedly leave a significant impact on our community and the industry as a whole."
Empowering the Next Generation
Founded in 1975, the National Society of Black Engineers is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive engineering workforce. The organization empowers students and professionals alike, fostering a community that celebrates cultural responsibility and academic excellence. The NSBE has become one of the largest student-governed organizations in the United States, aiding countless individuals in realizing their engineering aspirations.
About NV5 Global, Inc.
NV5 Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: NVEE) stands as a leader in tech-enabled engineering, testing, inspection, and consulting solutions catering to the built environment. The company excels in areas such as engineering design, asset management, and geospatial data analytics, helping enhance infrastructure resilience and the performance of building systems throughout their lifecycle. NV5 operates more than 100 offices both nationally and internationally, emphasizing its reach and expertise within the industry. For more information, you can visit the NV5 website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the NV5 NSBE scholarships?
The NV5 NSBE scholarships aim to support undergraduate and graduate students committed to achieving careers in various engineering fields, emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement.
Who are the recipients of the 2025 scholarships?
This year, ten exceptional scholars from various universities have been recognized for their achievements, including students from North Carolina A&T and UCLA.
How does NV5 contribute to the engineering community?
NV5 actively supports aspiring engineers through scholarship programs and initiatives that foster diversity and inclusion within the engineering workforce.
What does NSBE stand for?
NSBE stands for the National Society of Black Engineers, an organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for Black engineers and students in technical fields.
What areas of engineering do the scholarships cover?
The NV5 NSBE scholarships cover a range of engineering disciplines, including civil, electrical, mechanical engineering, geomatics, and computer science.
