The Case Western Reserve Chapter of NSBE was founded in 1987 and since then has continued to be a force in the region. At CWRU, we aim to carry out the mission and vision of NSBE on a chapter and local level. We are responsive to the needs of our students and local partners. Through a combination of networking socials, professional development, and local service we have continued to build up our organization.
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GO Jasmine Ongole !!!!
In just over a week, I have the incredible opportunity to attend AFROTECH in Houston, TX! ?? A heartfelt thank you to the Dream Fund Award from CWRU OMA for making this possible. I’m excited to connect with fellow tech enthusiasts, explore all things Data, learn from industry leaders, and celebrate the remarkable achievements of Black excellence in tech. If you’re attending as well, let’s connect and maximize this amazing experience together!
Congratulations!! Jasmine Ongole
?? As I reach the halfway mark of my final year as an undergrad, I find myself reflecting on the experiences that have shaped my journey—especially my internship as a Data Analytics Intern at Embrace Pet Insurance. At Embrace, I had the incredible opportunity to work alongside Rebecca Klingensmith and the talented BI Team, leveraging tools like BigQuery, Google Analytics 4, and Power BI to take on exciting challenges in website optimization. ??? ?? Collaborating with the marketing department, I helped develop GA4 BI reports, enabling self-service analytics that allowed teams to gain valuable insights into website performance and customer decision-making. From creating actionable reports for stakeholders to diving deep into data strategy, I experienced firsthand the importance of aligning technical solutions with business goals. ??Working alongside data analysts and engineers, I strengthened my analytics skills and learned how to transform complex data into meaningful narratives. I’m incredibly grateful for the mentorship and support from the Embrace team, and I’m excited to bring these insights into future opportunities! ??
Congratulations Adaezeogo Ezeogo-Enwo !
Incoming Business Analyst Intern @Capital One| Data Science and Business Management Student @Case Western Reserve University
I'm thrilled to share that I have accepted an internship offer with Capital One in McLean, Virginia, where I'll be joining the team this summer as a Business Analyst Intern! I’m incredibly grateful to God for this opportunity and would like to give a huge shoutout to Weston Truss, Bless Vaidian, Chidimma Onyeokoro, and Nicholas Laurencelle for their guidance and support throughout the recruiting journey Looking forward to a summer of growth, new challenges, and making an impact with Capital One!
Congratulations Uzoamaka Ozo-Udeze !!!
Undergraduate Student | Finance & Economics Major | Propel2Excel Student Ambassador | Pros @Big Banks
Thrilled to share that I’ve been accepted into Propel2Excel's October cohort! I’m eager to further develop my professional skills and grow alongside an amazing group of peers. Excited for this opportunity to learn and excel!
Congratulations!!!
Incoming IT Intern @Sherwin Williams | SWE Fellow @ Headstarter AI | ColorStack | SEO | Rising Sophomore Computer Science & Cognitive Science Student @ Case Western Reserve University
Excited and Blessed to announce that I will be joining Sherwin Williams this upcoming summer as an IT intern! Huge thanks to Umar Rashid Dominic Sais Bobvi Thomas Jon Horvath, MBA, SAFe POPM Charles Donaldson, Jr., SHRM-CP and many others for their priceless knowledge and expertise!
? Investing in the Future: A Reflection on September 7, 2024 ? On the morning of September 7th, we were reminded of a vital truth we want to share with everyone: the children are our future, and investing in them is key to building a better tomorrow. A group of our dedicated and talented members—Mark Wani, Justen Pippens, Wayzaro Ariella-yve Taylor, Amarachi Osaji, and Daniel—gathered at ThinkBox to participate in a Student Panel for Northeast Ohio's NSBE JR Chapter. The event, skillfully organized by Ramona Lowery-Ferrell & Schuyler Moore, was led by Tosa Odiase, guiding a dynamic discussion. Our students shared invaluable insights on navigating the college experience as African-American individuals, emphasizing the skills and values that foster both academic and cultural excellence. Speaking to an audience ranging from ages 5 to 18 within the Greater Cleveland community was a humbling and eye-opening experience—demonstrating the profound impact we can make by simply sharing our stories. We are truly grateful for this opportunity and remain committed to spreading knowledge, empowering our youth, and positively impacting the community—upholding the mission of NSBE every step of the way. #NSBE #WeAreTheFuture #CWRU
Go Mark Wani!!!
??Hear from Mark Wani, a Computer Science and Finance major, as he reflects on his experience in the ThinkImpact program! Before joining the program, Mark believed he understood social impact, but the program gave him a deeper perspective. He gained the skills to create a solid business plan and practical insights on how to effectively run a social impact business. Catch his full story in the video! ???? #ThinkImpact #StudentTestimonial #BusinessPlanning #ComputerScience #Finance #CWRU
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Polymer Science & Engineering student at Case Western Reserve University | Student Researcher in Layered Polymeric Systems
This semester I will be starting a new position as Student Researcher at Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University’s Center for Layered Polymeric Systems I’m looking forward to further developing my lab experience and being able to learn more about polymer research.
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It's time to meet the 2024-25 cohort of the?CWRU Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship?Veale Snyder Fellowship! We had another record number of applications this year, so it was a tough process choosing the final 12 students who will be a part of our third cohort of Veale Snyder Fellows, but we're thrilled with where we landed! This group hails from the classes of 2026 and 2027, and come to us from?Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University,?Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University?and?CWRU College of Arts and Sciences. This year we've added more requirements to our application process, and students will be pursuing an idea or venture during their time in the program. We're excited to support them in this journey. In alphabetical order, here are the Veale Snyder Fellows for 2024-25! Salma Bhar, Computer Science, Class of 2026 Adam Hamdan, Computer Science, Class of 2026 Kaleb Kim, Computer Science, Class of 2027 Alvisa Krasniqi, Computer Science and Economics, Class of 2027 Apeksha Malik, Computer Science and Applied Data Science, Class of 2026 Alessandro Mason, Computer Engineering, Class of 2027 Wolf M., Computer Science, Class of 2027 Vinlaw Mudehwe, Computer Science, Class of 2026 Sreya Srinidhi, Computer Science, Class of 2026 Wayzaro Ariella-yve Taylor, Computer Science, Class of 2026 Vidyut Veedgav, Computer Science and Mathematics, Class of 2026 Raghvendra yadav, Economics and Finance, Class of 2027 Congratulations to all, we look forward to a fantastic year! Michael Goldberg Stacey Lotz
? Event Recap: Becoming a Professional ? Yesterday, we had the pleasure of hosting our first recruiting info session of the semester, “Becoming a Professional”. The goal of this event was to help students prepare and build momentum for one of our biggest events of the semester: the Night of Networking this Wednesday and CWRU Career Center’s Career fair this Thursday. We know that recruitment events can often bring feelings of anxiety for many students, so our aim was to provide them with the tools and confidence to be as prepared as possible. ?? A special thank you to: - Nina Lafko from Park Technologies for sharing insights into her company and offering valuable advice for navigating the upcoming recruiting season. - Ariel McWhorter, former NSBE president and CWRU alumna, now at Procter & Gamble, for her tips on how to stand out as an intern or fall applicant. -Stephen Furlow-Munn from OMA for delivering practical strategies on how to confidently approach recruiters and master that all-important elevator pitch. Lastly, thanks to Darin Hall (杜汉文), our historian, for capturing the night’s highlights. ?? We’re excited to continue helping our members grow and succeed in their career journeys!