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ABOUT USBE&IT MAGAZINE

US Black Engineer & Information Technology Magazine (ISSN 1088-3444) is a Career Communications Group publication devoted to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers and dedicated to promoting opportunities in these fields.

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Deans 2024 | Volume 48 | Number 2

Cover Story

AMIE celebrates 30 years of advancing minorities. Get to know the CEO leading the organization into the future.

 
New Engineering Programs

Texas Southern University and Central State University join the Council of HBCU Engineering Deans and AMIE.

 
2024 Top Supporters

The results are in! Check out the latest companies on the 2024 Top Supporters of HBCUs Survey.

 

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Editorial Calendar

About The Veterans Issue

Published in Winter/December

The Veterans issue looks at the many STEM career opportunities in our country's defense industry. This issue features our exclusive "Top Blacks in the Military" feature that spotlights flag-rank officers—admirals, generals and members of the federal Senior Executive Service. This magazine has a bonus circulation at the Stars and Stripes Military Tribute and Veterans Transition Initiative during the BEYA STEM DTX Conference.

2024 Editorial Features

  • Featured Service: U.S. Coast Guard
  • Top Black Military Generals
  • Top Blacks in the Federal Senior Executive Service
Advertising Close Date: November 11, 2024
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About The Innovations And Greatest Challenges Issue

Published in Fall/September 

This issue celebrates top innovators who have pushed the boundaries of creativity and ingenuity, showcasing groundbreaking ideas and advancements. Also, it explores the formidable obstacles engineers face in their quest to solve complex problems and shape the future of technology and infrastructure.

2024 Editorial Features

  • The Innovators of the Year
  • Engineering Greatest Challenges
Advertising Close Date: July 15, 2024
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About The BEYA STEM DTX Conference Issue

Published in Winter/February 

The BEYA STEM DTX Conference issue is a talent-rich environment for recruitment, networking and professional development. This issue reaches college representatives and thousands of elite professionals and students from across the country who represent the upper echelon of the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines and careers.

2025 Editorial Features

  • The 39th Black Engineer of the Year
  • Celebrating the Modern-Day Technology Leaders and Science Spectrum Trailblazers
  • BEYA Winners: Get to know the 2025 BEYA top honorees
Advertising Close Date: December 23, 2024
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About The HBCU Engineering Deans Issue

Published Spring/May

Organizations that recognize employees at the annual BEYA STEM DTX Conference and support Historically Black College and University Engineering Schools view this issue as a must. It is a place to showcase employees and best practices of the many corporations that actively recruit HBCU graduates and support HBCU STEM programs.

*This magazine has a bonus circulation at the HBCU Engineering Deans’ Recognition Event with employers.

2024 Editorial Features

  • Celebrating 40 Years with AMIE: Advancing Minorities’ Interest in Engineering
  • 2024 Top Supporters of HBCU Engineering Schools List
  • 15 ABET-accredited HBCU engineering school directory
Advertising Close Date: April 15, 2024
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  • Circulation Base: 15,000 Colleges and Organizations: 300
  • Conference bonus distributions: 2,000
  • Singles: 3,587
  • Digital: 74,932
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Our magazines’ controlled and digital distribution strategy is designed to address this issue with distribution to 300 colleges and universities including Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs) and the Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) to the offices of the deans of engineering, career centers, and key active student organizations. Combined, the magazines reach 67 percent of all enrolled science and engineering minority students. The magazines also reach 8,000 professionals, including community and corporate leaders.
 
The online version is posted to www.blackengineer.com that has over 1 million page views with an average of 8 minutes per visit each averaging 7 pages read. Blackengineer.com has a monthly audience of 180,000.
Diversity distribution
 
Our readership includes African-Americans, Hispanics, and minority women. The majority (72%) are between the ages of 18 and 34. The remaining 28% are largely between 35 and 44 years of age, 80% of our undergraduate student readers maintain a 3.0 grade point average or greater.

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ONLINE READERS

Online readers are 55% male and 45% women. 75% of our online readers have attended or graduated from college and 20% have earned an advanced degree. The majority (70%) is in the professional/ managerial ranks in the workplace, 20% are students, and 10% are self-employed.

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