Who We Are
Meet the Duke NSBE Chapter
To increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.
Why It Matters
A room where you don't have to explain yourself.
Engineering at a school like Duke can be isolating. NSBE exists so that no member has to navigate a problem set, an internship search, or a hard semester without people who've been through it. Meetings, study halls, and mentorship pairings are built around that.
2026–2027
The Executive Board.
Twelve students who run this chapter alongside a full course load. Reach out to any of them directly, or email the chapter and we’ll route it.
Don Iwejuo
President
Computer Science '27
Kennedy Achugamonu
Vice President
Electrical & Computer Engineering '27
Daniel Perkins
Treasurer
Biomedical Engineering '28
Izaiah Williams
Secretary
Civil & Environmental Engineering '27
Oluwadarasimi Ajiboye
Finance Chair
Computer Science '26
Adalo Gusa
Programs Chair
Mechanical Engineering '28
Ama Okyere
Programs Chair
Electrical & Computer Engineering '28
Femi Ajiboye
Torch Chair
Biomedical Engineering '27
Kalkidan Behailu
PCI Chair
Civil & Environmental Engineering '26
Adetoun Taiwo
Public Relations Chair
Computer Science '27
Hillary Ojeikere
Public Relations Chair
Biomedical Engineering '26
Alana Stull
Grad Representative
Design & Technology Innovation, M.Eng. '26
How to Join
Show up. That’s it.
Come to a general body meeting. They’re open to everyone, no invitation needed. From there, national membership is a short online registration plus GPA verification, which you can complete right here once you’re signed in.
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