After deciding against medical school, Curpri Sanders had no idea what was in store in her medical examiner's interview. She found her way into an interesting STEM career where she now uses her skills as an examiner to help the deceased pass on gifts to the living!

OMG being fired can be the most stressful, shameful thing or it can be seen from a mile away and come as a much needed release. As uncertain as unemployment can be, we owe it to ourselves to make the next move our best move.

We evaluate how we pursue goals and if we'd treat our goals differently if we knew we only had 1 year left. We are def ready to stop limiting ourselves. It's a challenging thought, but came just in time for the midyear motivation we need to keep pushing!

We all know what STEM stands for, but when it comes to careers, Tech finds itself in its own world & careers like Nursing seem to cause debates on whether it's considered STEM. Is it really necessary to separate ourselves like this?

Contrary to popular belief, engineers are def creative so we brought together a panel of NSBE creative entrepreneurs to share why they pursued their business, their creative process and advice for others. Live from NSBE Annual Convention in Detroit.

The craziest part of the college bribe scandal is that none of us were shocked by it. Meanwhile, we're the ones treated as if we're tokens that don't belong. Major side-eyes live from our NSBE Annual Convention in Detroit.

Seriously, you'll either be triggered by this episode or learn about the ridiculousness that is hair discrimination. Wearing our crowns proudly can be difficult, especially in the workplace.

We needed extra support this week so we have the guys from the Mental Matters Podcast with us. Being young, gifted, & black can be exciting and empowering all while being stressful and painful. We have each other to navigate the ups and downs.

Let's talk about how we secure the bag. Money isn't everything, but it is something and once you're finally in the big leagues career-wise, negotiating for salary, benefits or even a promotion is absolutely necessary. There's no better advocate for you than YOU!

Group therapy was needed after surviving January. One second we felt on top of the world with all the amazing plans we have, the next we were flat on our faces or in hospital beds. Anybody else remember "Charlotte takes a tumble"? -_-