Exposing students to engineers, programmers and scientists can inspire them to become one. U.S. employers are headed for a crossroad. By 2022, our economy will require more than nine million science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) professionals; currently, we're producing fewer than 300,000 college graduates to fill these jobs. We can ensure students graduate from high school and college ready to enter the modern workforce. At this year's White House Science Fair, President Obama annou...
Exposing students to engineers, programmers and scientists can inspire them to become one. U.S. employers are headed for a crossroad. By 2022, our economy will require more than nine million science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) professionals; currently, we're producing fewer than 300,000 college graduates to fill these jobs. We can ensure students graduate from high school and college ready to enter the modern workforce. At this year's White House Science Fair, President Obama annou...
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