- Marion Blalock: Mentor, motivator for minority engineering students
- Inside Purdue Engineering: Purdue NSBE
- Purdue honors Parker sisters' legacy with installation
- Purdue trustees approve Don and Liz Thompson Minority Engineering Program naming
- Purdue Engineering well represented at the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) National Convention
- MEP Director Virginia Booth Womack inducted into 2022 Co-Op Hall of Fame
- 'Purdue Pursuits': Advising a student organization
- Inside Purdue Engineering: Engineering Academic Boot Camp
- MEP Director Womack receives DuPont Minorities in Engineering Award at ASEE annual conference
- MEP 2020-2021 Annual Report
- College of Engineering Fellows 2021-22
Celebrating 48 Years of Excellence
The Minority Engineering Program at Purdue University was initiated in 1974 as one of several initiatives to improve diversity and inclusion in the College of Engineering, Purdue's Minority Engineering Program is committed to engineering research and knowledge sharing with the international community through peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations.
Although we strive to attract students from historically underrepresented groups, namely African American, Hispanic American, and Native American; our programs are open to all. MEP has been the key to Purdue's successful graduation of more than 3,000 engineering underrepresented minority students to date. It is because of this success that other colleges and universities across the country have adopted Purdue's Minority Engineering Program model.