Ms. Karessa Aaron of the National Reconnissiance Office and owner of KBA Enterprises spoke with Alabama A&M Electrical Engineering students about careers, opportunities, and much more.

An Alabama A&M Electrical Engineering student is empowered with the technology he needs with a powerful new computer. Also pictured: METT Scholars founder John Zehnpfennig

METT Scholars partnered with West Point to moderate and bring students to the US ICE Minorities in STEM event in the National Archives in late February 2024. We need your donations to support the travel cost of our attendees, please consider donating to this important event!

11 Oct ‘23 - METT Scholars speaks on a Consortium of Cybersecurity Clinics event with two Googlers at Stillman College. Event hosted and attended by Google’s Chief Diversity Officer Melonie Parker. The event drew more than 100 students and faculty (student body is just 750) and covered details on cyber careers and diversity in the cyber workforce.

METT Scholars to speak at Stillman College’s Cyber Panel on 11 October.

17 Nov ‘23 - US Army Colonel Kendra Green to speak at Alabama A&M University.

14 Sep ‘23 - Jamal Webster, Director of Cyber Innovation and USMC vet, spoke to Electrical Engineering majors at HBCU Alabama A&M.

METT Scholars brought two Stillman College students to Howard University’s Cyber Diversity event hosted by Ms. Pat Locke, first black woman West Point grad and national STEM diversity leader.

27 Oct ‘22 - Senior Federal Civilian Nick Steward spoke to Electrical Engineering students at Alabama A&M

7 Mar ‘22 - METT Scholars officially licensed nonprofit in the state of Alabama.

November ‘20 - METT Scholars provides 22 students at Bowie and Virginia State Universities with powerful STEM-capable computers.