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NTA

Pictured:
Dr. Roosevelt Y. Johnson, Deputy Associate Administrator for Education for NASA and Romanieo N. Golphin, Sr. Both honored by the National Technical Association in their annual conference in 2012. Romanieo N. Golphin Sr., was selected as the Charles S. Duke Distinguished Lecturer

NTA

The National Technical Association (NTA) was founded by Charles S. Duke, who became the first African American to receive an engineering degree from Harvard University. NTA was incorporated in the state of Illinois in 1926. In the 1930s, Charles S. Duke, James A. Parsons, Cornelius L. Henderson, Lewis K. Downing and Paul E. Johnson provided outstanding leadership as presidents.

The Charles S. Duke Lecture

In 2012 Romanieo N. Golphin Sr., was selected as the Charles S. Duke Distinguished Lecturer and asked to share his expertise on early science education and how to successfully integrate technology when teaching in broad science fields (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

His lecture was well received and several major associations have contacted him for upcoming partnership and collaboration (National Association of Black Engineers, National Association of Black Physicists).