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VSU Shines as the Only HBCU at NASA's 2025 Lunabotics Challenge

Virginia State University (VSU) made history as the sole Historically Black College or University to compete in the prestigious 2025 NASA Lunabotics Challenge held at Kennedy Space Center. Comprising 15 students from engineering and computer science, the VSU Lunabotics Team designed a robot that successfully accomplished all task requirements on simulated lunar soil. This achievement marks a significant milestone for HBCUs in STEM fields!

Jun 17
VSU Shines as the Only HBCU at NASA's 2025 Lunabotics Challenge

Trailblazing Triumph: VSU Becomes Only HBCU in NASA's 2025 Lunabotics Challenge

Virginia State University (VSU) made history as the sole HBCU to participate in the esteemed 2025 NASA Lunabotics Challenge. Held at Kennedy Space Center, this competition saw student teams build and operate robots in a lunar-like environment. With a dedicated team from VSU completing all tasks, the event showcased VSU’s commitment to STEM and its potential impact on future opportunities.

Jun 17
Trailblazing Triumph: VSU Becomes Only HBCU in NASA's 2025 Lunabotics Challenge

Alcorn State's Rising Star: Jermerious Lofton Lands Prestigious NASA Internship

Jermerious De’Joun Lofton, an outstanding mathematics senior from Alcorn State University, secured a coveted 10-week NASA internship at the Stennis Space Center. Focused on engaging underrepresented communities through STEM, his work promises to make a significant impact and shine a spotlight on his HBCU roots.

Apr 22
Alcorn State's Rising Star: Jermerious Lofton Lands Prestigious NASA Internship

NASA Taps Larry K. Mack: A New Era for HR at Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA has appointed Alabama State University alumnus, Larry K. Mack, as the new Director of Human Capital at Marshall Space Flight Center. With a focus on strategic workforce planning across multiple centers, Mack's leadership is set to bring innovative HR practices aligned with NASA's future goals. His exceptional credentials and history of diversity-driven achievements stand out, promising a more inclusive and efficient workforce.

Feb 4
NASA Taps Larry K. Mack: A New Era for HR at Marshall Space Flight Center

HBCU Alum Larry K. Mack Takes the Helm as NASA's Human Capital Director!

Larry K. Mack, an Alabama State University graduate, steps into a pivotal role as NASA's Director of Human Capital at the Marshall Space Flight Center and Stennis Space Center. Mack, who holds a master's in human resources development, will spearhead workforce planning and talent acquisition, while advising executives on HR issues. His appointment comes at a significant time for NASA, bolstering its diversity efforts and human space exploration objectives.

Feb 4
HBCU Alum Larry K. Mack Takes the Helm as NASA's Human Capital Director!

NASA Taps Larry K. Mack for Key Human Capital Role at Marshall!

Larry K. Mack is stepping into the spotlight as the new director of Human Capital at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, overseeing workforce operations across multiple facilities, including the Mississippi Stennis Space Center. With a strong background in political science and HR, Mack's appointment is not just a personal achievement but a victory for diversity, as an HBCU graduate leading a vital NASA division.

Jan 26
NASA Taps Larry K. Mack for Key Human Capital Role at Marshall!