Our services include:

• National Conference: an annual meeting providing participants with the opportunity to draw on the expertise and experience of prominent national figures and NAMEPA members. Sessions focus on developing strategies to impact the success of developing minority engineers. Click here for more information on this year's conference.
  
• MEP Symposium: provides professional development for university administrators with varying levels of experience. This seminar, held in conjunction with the National Conference, is designed to equip participants with a blueprint for directing successful program. A broad range of topics are presented such as recruiting, counseling, tutoring, budgeting, fund raising, tracking and monitoring students, and managing diversity.
  
• Regional Conferences: provide membership with the opportunity to network and exchange ideas, disseminate information, and plan and develop other regional activities. Regional conferences also provide members with the opportunity to establish contacts at the local level.
  
• NAMEPA Data Book : offers both a qualitative and a statistical look at the minority engineering programs represented by NAMEPA nationwide, including figures on recruitment, retention, and graduation. The Data Book is a valuable promotional tool for university members and a well-regarded reference source for industry representatives.
  
• NAMEPA Directory: the fundamental networking tool of the association, linking individual, institutional, and corporate members. Through the directory, members have access to the national minority engineering education network.
  
• NAMEPA Newsletter: a bi-annual publication that updates members on issues of national and regional interest. Through the newsletter, members stay in touch with the program and activities of other institutions and companies.
  
• NAMEPA Scholarship Programs: NAMEPA offers both national and regional scholarships for African American, Latino, and American Indian students who have demonstrated potential and interest in pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering.
  
• Awards: NAMEPA recognizes individuals, institutions, and corporations that have made a substantial contribution to the development of professional minority engineers. These awards provide recognition and visibility for the work of NAMEPA members.