Inclusive Engineering Consortium

Consortium Receives DoD Grant to Support Underrepresented Engineering Students
IEC 2to4 program puts its focus on the community college student

The Inclusive Engineering Consortium was recently awarded a $10.9M grant over six years by the U.S. Department of Defense Research and Development division to support IEC's 2to4 program focused on first-generation, underrepresented community college students in their transition in completing four-year ECE degrees.
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The Inclusive Engineering Consortium (IEC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing together academia, industry, and government to advance education, research, and careers in electrical and computer engineering.

The goal of the Consortium is to increase the quantity and quality of African-American, Hispanic and Native American Electrical and Computer Engineering graduates.

“The work the IEC is conducting will have a direct impact on the next generation of diverse leaders as we strive to create culturally rich institutions for the students they serve.”

- Dr. Craig Scott, IEC President

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IEC Membership is open to historically minority serving institutions seeking to collaborate with fellow academics and industry to improve the quality and effectiveness of ECE education.

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Several specialized programs are held each year to foster academic-industry collaboration.

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The Inclusive Engineering Consortium has opportunities for corporate partners to become involved in our initiatives through Corporate Membership or sponsorship.

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