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Mychal Wynn, in HBCU STEM Pathways presents the facts regarding the underrepresentation of Blacks in STEM. The National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics’ 2023 report, “Diversity and STEM: Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities,” profiles the underrepresentation of Blacks across the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics workforce where Blacks represent only:

Mychal Wynn, in HBCU STEM Pathways confronts this reality head on by providing insight into the HBCU “culture of caring” that is propelling Black students into STEM through such programs as the:

• Center of Excellence in Cyber Defense
• Family and Consumer Sciences
• IBM-HBCU Quantum Center
• Video Game Management and Design
• Self-driving Vehicles
• FAA HBCU Initiative

More than expanding awareness, Mychal Wynn, in HBCU STEM Pathways provides occupational and salary data for each STEM discipline, supported by strategies and student examples in such areas as:

• Aligning a student’s gifts, talents, interests, and aspirations with their course taking, summer programs, and other STEM-related experiences.
• Matching to the ‘right’ colleges and ‘right’ scholarships.
• Building a body of work that is reflected in a student’s résumé and supported by recommendations to qualify for competitive programs and scholarships.
• Identifying career pathways, aligned with a student’s interest profile, in which a student is less likely to change majors.

Read Mychal Wynn’s HBCU Healthcare Pathways to explore HBCU pathways in chiropractic, dental, medical, nursing, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, podiatry, and veterinary.

Reading Mychal Wynn’s HBCU Scholarships…and more* for comprehensive, step-by-step strategies for matching to the ‘right’ colleges and ‘right’ scholarships and avoiding student loan debt.