NSBE History
What university was NSBE founded at?
What is Purdue University?
How many zones are in NSBE Region II?
What is 5?
What’s the term for training someone to take over your role after you leave it?
What is succession planning?
Who was the first African American woman in space?
Who is Dr. Mae Jemison?
What branch of engineering focuses on the design and construction of buildings?
What is Architectural Engineering?
What is NSBE’s mission statement’s first word?
What is “to?”
Which region is nicknamed the “Model Region”?
What is Region II?
What does “delegation” mean in leadership?
What is Assigning tasks to others?
Who invented the three-light traffic signal?
Who is Garret Morgan?
What is the basic unit of electrical resistance?
What is an ohm?
Who are the founders of NSBE?
Who are Edward A. Coleman, Anthony Harris, Brian Harris, Stanley L. Kirtley, John W. Logan Jr., and George A. Smith?
Name the current Region II Programs Chair.
Who is Cheick?
Which leadership style focuses on motivating through vision and inspiration?
What is transformational leadership?
Who invented the three-light traffic signal?
Who is Thomas L. Jennings?
What’s the engineering term for the resistance of any physical object to any change in its state of motion?
What is inertia?
What year was the first NSBE Annual Convention held?
What is 1975?
What annual fall event is held by each NSBE region to train leaders?
What is Regional Leadership Conference?
What’s the leadership term for preventing burnout by giving breaks and recognition?
What is sustainable leadership?
Who invented the carbon filament used in light bulbs, making them last longer?
Who is Lewis Latimer?
What principle explains why ships float?
What is Archimedes’ principle?
What was the original name for NSBE before becoming a national body?
Black Society of Engineers
In team management, what’s the full SMART acronym?
What is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound?
In what year did the Civil Rights Act pass?
What is 1964?
What’s the engineering term for the maximum stress a material can withstand without breaking?
What is tensile strength?