On Tuesday, Oct. 27, the University of Hartford's National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) chapter hosted students from the Hartford Police Academy's Save Our Streets program for an exciting afternoon of STEM exploration.
As part of NSBE's ongoing commitment to community outreach and inspiring the next generation of engineers, 13 students were welcomed to campus for interactive visits to the University's Biomechanics and Robotics Labs.
During the visit, students were divided into smaller groups and rotated between the two laboratories, where they explored engineering applications, observed demonstrations, and engaged with University of Hartford students.
This event is part of NSBE's continued partnership with the Save Our Streets program, through which chapter members regularly volunteer to introduce young students to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Through initiatives like this, NSBE hopes to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and inspire young students to explore future opportunities in engineering and technology.
We extend our appreciation to everyone who helped make this experience possible, including the faculty, laboratory representatives, and the Hartford Police Academy's Save Our Streets program.