Comprehensive overview of the operations, accomplishments and future needs of our BDPA Washington DC chapter.

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BDPA Washington, D.C. Chapter Overview
DoD/IC Executive Sponsorship and Summary • 1Q11
Fiscal Year 2011 • Community
Program Support Engagements
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About Us
– National BDPA (NBDPA), formerly known as Black Data Processing Associates, is a global CS-STEM
(Computer Science | Science/Technology/Engineering/Mathematics) non-profit organization serving the
professional well-being of its stakeholders. Founded in 1975, NBDPA’s founders’ concern, which
subsequently was shared with industry, was very few minorities in middle and upper management, low
recruitment and poor preparation of minorities for emerging technical positions. Moreover, an overall lack of
upward career mobility and little or no community outreach from industry continued to perpetuate these
concerns well towards the end of our last century.
– For 35 years NBDPA and local BDPA Chapters help advance technical careers from the classroom to the
boardroom by hosting and participating in a wide variety of community oriented CS-STEM programs,
workshops, expos, conferences, and STEM outreach events.
– BDPA-DC was founded in 1978 and incorporated in 1981 as an IRS 501(c)(3) public charity. BDPA-DC
encourages expansion of technology and science programs, corporate outreach, and service delivery to
underserved and unserved communities within the NCR. Toward this end, our chapter encourages support
of Chapter Interest Groups (CIGs) which are designed to meet or exceed service delivery requirements
where growing technology trends and demographics ultimately can support sustainable, viable and vibrant
BDPA Chapter Committees and Integrated CS-STEM Project Teams (ICPTs).
– Washington, D.C. (BDPA-DC) and Northern Virginia (BDPA NoVA) chapters of BDPA remain committed to
excellence while providing a wide spectrum of resources to members, corporate sponsors, small business
owners, educational institutions and local communities in the National Capital Region (NCR).
– Through online and print media, NBDPA and local chapters continue to work with industry partners and
stakeholders to inform its members of new technologies, career and internship opportunities, and technical
advances in every industry sector across all STEM disciplines.
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2009 Year In Review
CY 2009 BDPA-DC Chapter Accomplishments
• BDPA-DC Hosts Northeast Regional High School Computer Competition (HSCC) at Bowie
State University (BSU) Computer Sciences School
– Local HSCC Teams finish 1st and 2nd Place
• BDPA-DC hosted I.T. Showcase (ITSC) for college and high school students during 2009
Regional Conference at BSU
• BDPA-DC Upgrades Chapter’s Web Portals
– Collaboration via Groupsite.com, provides real-time industry news feeds
– Collaboration via Facebook and Twitter set for industry into FY10
• BDPA-DC continues online I.T. and CS-STEM newsletters from FY09 into FY10
– bdpatoday
• BDPA-DC/BDPA-NoVA Hosts Annual Awards Dinner and Networking mixers
• BDPA-DC assisted NBDPA in capturing over $250,000 in support and scholarships in FY-09
– $180K Navy Scholarship; NROTC National HSCC Spot Award (to attend Duke University)
– $50K Oracle Foundation Scholarships for qualified BDPA Student Members
– $10K U.S. Navy Sponsorship | Established CCR, ORCA, and WAWF registrations or NBDPA and BDPA-DC
– $10K Funded Internships for HBCU/MI student members
• BDPA-DC Student Members were awarded over $125,000 in Scholarships in FY08
– $100K Posse Foundation
– $ 10K + Funded Internships
– $15K + HSCC Scholarship Awards
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2010 Year In Review
CY 2010 BDPA-DC Chapter Accomplishments
• BDPA-DC Hosted Northeast Regional High School Computer Competition (HSCC) at Bowie
State University (BSU) Computer Sciences School
– Local HSCC Teams finish 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place [Regional Champions]
• BDPA-DC hosted I.T. Showcase (ITSC) for college and high school students during 2010
Regional Conference at BSU
• BDPA-DC Maintained Chapter’s Web Portals
– Collaboration via Groupsite.com, providing real-time industry RSS news feeds
– Collaboration via Facebook and Twitter set for industry into FY11
• BDPA-DC continues online I.T. and CS-STEM newsletters from FY10 into FY11
– bdpatoday
• BDPA-DC/BDPA-NoVA Co-Hosted Annual Awards Luncheon and Networking mixers
• BDPA-DC Student Members were awarded $10,000 in BETF Scholarships YTD in FY10
– $8K HSCC Scholarship Awards
• BDPA-DC Awarded $10,000 Navy Contract (P.O.# N00189-10-P-Z697) for 2010
NBDPA Technology Conference in direct support of CNO’s Diversity Program
deliverables in Philadelphia.
• BDPA-DC Awarded $25,000 Grant from Freddie Mac
• BDPA-DC Awarded $1,000 Grant from IBM for chapter S.I.T.E.S. programs
• $10,000 - Two (2) BDPA-DC Students awarded $5000 Oracle Scholarships in 1Q11
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2011/2012 Program Requests
CY 2012 BDPA-DC Chapter Requirements
• BDPA-DC FY12 goal is $150,000 grants/contracts in support of chapter S.I.T.E.S. programs and CS-STEM television
(“Popular Technology”, WebTV, HBCU/MI CATV) programming
• Contract(s) for BDPA-DC/Small Business Partners to Develop/Deploy local Cyber/IA Ranges for College/High School
students interested in Cyber-related careers with DoD/IC
• Sponsors for Northeast Regional High School Computer Competition (HSCC) at Bowie State University (BSU) Computer
Sciences School
– Local HSCC Teams have previously finished 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place [Regional Champions]
– HSCC teams from Hartford, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Northern Delaware, Baltimore, Washington, D.C.,
Northern Virginia, Richmond, and Hampton Roads are invited
– Navy/Cyber can award NROTC Scholarships to qualified graduating seniors during this venue’s award ceremonies
– Stand-up a new Central Maryland BDPA Chapter
• Sponsors for BDPA-DC to host I.T. Showcase (ITSC) for college and high school students during 2011 Regional
Conference at BSU
• Sponsors for BDPA-DC to publish online I.T. and CS-STEM content for FY12 newsletters bdpatoday
• Sponsors for BDPA-DC/BDPA-NoVA Annual Scholarship Awards/Banquets
• 2012 National BDPA Technology Conference is in Baltimore, MD
• 2013 National BDPA Technology Conference is in Washington, D.C.
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Community Outreach and Government Relations
Community Outreach Multicultural Government Relations
BDPA-DC and Internships BDPA-DC supports other IT NPOs such as LISTA
(Latinos in Information Sciences and Technology
Association) when visiting Capitol Hill. Shown below
(L-R) are Perry Carter, President, BDPA-DC,
Secretary of Labor, The Honorable Hilda L. Solis,
and Jose A. Marquez, President and CEO of LISTA.
BDPA Members in the National Capital Region
(NCR) work for or with several Federal agencies
including DoD’s High-Performance Computing
Modernization Program (HPCMP) Office.
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Small Business Engagements and STEM Programs
Small Business Development CS-STEM/STEM Programs
Membership Outreach Programs BDPA-DC supports Computer Science (CS) and
Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM)
programs that bridge technology gaps in K-12 and
young adult education and professional
development..
BDPA Members in the National Capital Region (NCR)
work for or with small business prime and subcontractors
supporting private and public sector customers.
Congressman Steny Hoyer (center) shown with local
BDPA Chapter small business executives.
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Local Chapter Professional Development
Regional Youth Programs Professional Development
BDPA-DC Awards and Scholarships BDPA-DC, BDPA NoVA, and bdpatoday
support local technology expos, career
fairs, and local industry trade shows
BDPA-DC 2009 Oracle Foundation Scholarship
winners and 2010 HSCC Co-Captains Francisco Nunez
and TurKenya Herring with Louis Shack (left), BDPA-DC 2009 Federal OSDBU Procurement Conference (above)
HSCC Program Director and Perry Carter (right).
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Local Chapter Advanced Program Development
Advanced CS-STEM Programs Advanced Program Development
High Performance Computing with JEF College student members of BDPA-DC work on
approved projects, prepare White Papers and
presentations with one of our District-based partners
Joint Educational Facilities (JEF) for regional and
national IT Showcase (ITSC) competitions. The JEF
Lab photo shown below features HP BladeSystem
servers and large-format HP Designjet printer used
for BDPA IT Showcase projects and posters
respectively.
Dr. Paul Gray, above left, visiting Associate Professor,
Computer Science Department, University of Northern
Iowa, introduces “Little Fe”, the portable cluster for
computational science education to JEF students. JEF
received the first production unit of Little Fe. JEF
participants qualify for BDPA-DC student memberships.
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Annual Regional Chapter RDT&E Development
CS-STEM HBCU/MI Advanced Youth
Program Support Technology Camp (YTC)
Admiral Gary Roughead, US Navy (right), Chief of Naval Each year, HSCC and IT Showcase students participate in
Operations and keynote presenter, speaks with HSCC and a wide variety of application development, research, and
IT Showcase finalists during a National BDPA Technology autonomous systems programming activities in direct
Conference held July 2010 in Philadelphia. A few finalists support of local and regional CS-STEM oriented student
were invited to attend the TeraGrid Conference in competitions.
Pittsburgh, the following week.
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Local Chapter Current Events
Regional Conferences & Annual Awards Multimedia and CS-STEM Support
BDPA-DC Team Retains Regional Title BDPA-DC’s News Bureau adds print and
online CS-STEM newsletter publications,
bdpatoday, to local communities. Video
and YouTube productions begin in FY-11.
Top three teams each won a copy of Office Project Top 25 media markets are targeted for the latest
Standard 2007 from Microsoft at Bowie State University local BDPA chapter and technology news via print
in 2009 and earned a chance to compete for scholarships and online publications. Software development
at our National High School Computer Competition kits (SDK’s) will be leveraged in FY11 for mobile
(HSCC.) BDPA-DC’s team placed second during 2010’s device application upgrades to products such as
National HSCC and will again host the 2011 HSCC
Advancing Careers FromUniversity. Motorola’s XOOM™, SM Apple’s iPad 2.
and
Regionals this June at Bowie State The Classroom to The Boardroom

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Local Chapter Publications (4Q10)
Visit: www.bdpatoday.org
October 2010 November 2010 December 2010 January 2011
Local Multimedia Sponsors and Stakeholders (FY10)
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Local Chapter Cyber & STEM Awards (4Q10)
High School Computer Competition (HSCC) Chapter Support/innovation
2010 Regional HSCC Champions Perry Carter
2010 Second Place National HSCC Finalists NBDPA’s Outstanding
Chapter President for 2010
Local team shown with Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Gary Perry Carter (left) shown presenting speaker’s
Roughead (center) after receiving scholarships and awards in 2010 award to MGEN Ronnie Hawkins, USAF, DISA’s
Vice Director, for annual awards banquet keynote.
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Contact Us
• BDPA-DC Executive Committee CY-2010/2011
– Perry Carter, Chapter President | perry@bdpa.org -or- bdpapcx@aol.com
– Ravenna Chase, Vice President Finance
– Dr. Jesse Bemley, Vice President Strategy & Planning
– Edward Yeldell, Vice President Membership Management
– Jamila Hashil, Vice President Membership Services
– Marcella Black-Caro, Immediate Past President
• BDPA-DC Chapter Websites, I.T. Events, and eMail
– www.ncr-bdpa.org
– www.bdpatoday.org -or- http://bdpa-dc.groupsite.com
– WashingtonDC@bdpa.org
• BDPA-DC Federal Procurement Data
– CAGE/NCAGE Code: 5FBU8
– DUNS Number: 828023452
– EIN: 52-1346530
• BDPA-DC Phone Numbers
– National Office: 800.727.BDPA (2372)
– Chapter President: 703.627.8257 (Mobile)
– Local eFax: 301.576.5456
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BDPA Washington, D.C. Chapter Overview
www.ncr-bdpa.org | www.bdpatoday.org
Fiscal Year 2011 • Program Support Requests
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