CE Alum to be Honored at Black Engineer of the Year Awards Conference

by Dennis Walikainen, senior editor, University Marketing and Communications

Moussa Sissoko, a 2004 civil engineering graduate, has been selected as Modern-Day Technology Leader in the 22nd Annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards and will receive the award in Baltimore this February. Modern-Day Technology Leaders are people of color who are shaping the future of engineering, science and technology through outstanding performance and achievements that merit national recognition. Sissoko is a structural engineer at Black & Veatch Energy in Ann Arbor.

“Moussa is a self-starter, possesses a strong work ethic, and has a passion for continuous learning,” says Black & Veatch Associate Vice President Darren Owens. “Receiving this national recognition is a testament to his contributions and skills that he brings to every project.”

“Moussa’s technical contributions benefit communities, clients, project teams and our company, and he is truly deserving of this prestigious recognition from the BEYA Conference,” said Dean Oskvig, president and CEO of Black & Veatch.

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