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Education leaders from around the world gathered in Houston for the 2018 Texas Alliance of Black School Educators’ (TABSE) 33rd Annual Conference at the Hyatt Regency. Our 2018 conference was held in conjunction with the Texas Association of Black Professionals in Higher Education. Looking for parking, restaurants, and nightlife? Use this map! Our 2018 conference theme was Their Lives, Their Future, Their Education…MATTER. Save the date for February 19 - 24, 2019 in Galveston! 


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Friday, February 23 • 3:15pm - 4:30pm
From Elementary School to College: A Black Male Pipeline through STEM

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This interactive and engaging workshop will educate participants on ways that colleges and universities can partner with community groups and non-profit organizations to create college ready African American males. The University of Texas at Dallas and Project Still I Rise Inc., have formed a partnership to create a pipeline for African American Males from Elementary School to College focusing on S.T.E.M Careers. The presenters will share tips, strategies and best practices on innovative programming such as the Urban S.T.E.M Initiative, African American Male Academic Bowl and the Urban S.T.E.M Camp all held on the UTD campus.
Speakers
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Arthur Gregg

Asst. VP Multicultural Affairs, University of Texas at Dallas
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Friday February 23, 2018 3:15pm - 4:30pm CST
Conference 1 6th Floor
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Attendees (5)