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Smart Immigration Could Save the U.S. Economy

February 25th, 2013 by

For the last several years the immigration debate in Washington has been much like America’s immigration system itself – disorganized, vague More »

The ‘E’ in STEM Gets its Moment

February 21st, 2013 by

If you have ever used a cell phone, undergone PRK or LASIK eye surgery or are wondering what it takes to get $500,000 for “developing effective engineering leaders,” you’re probably going to want to know who was in Washington Tuesday.  Link>>

STEM College Majors List Proves Useful

February 20th, 2013 by

DHS has announced the following additions to the STEM-Designated Degree Program List cited in the April 2008, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) interim final rule (IFR). Additions are listed in the pdf file in bold.  Go to Site/ PDF>>

Opinion: STEM-Deficient Education Holds Back Nation’s Economy

February 19th, 2013 by

America’s K-12 and post-secondary education systems are failing in their mission to prepare our nation’s children and young adults in science, technology, engineering and math — the STEM fields. And it is a national disaster in the making.  Link >>

Obama Says Manufacturing Plans Crucial to Future U.S. Growth

February 13th, 2013 by

President Barack Obama, on the road to promote his State of the Union proposals, said the U.S. is becoming more competitive in global markets and reviving the country’s manufacturing base is crucial to future More »

5 Reasons Why We Need to Attract More Minorities, Women to STEM Fields

February 11th, 2013 by

A lot has been written about the effort to attract more women and people of color to what’s known as the “STEM” fields – science, More »

Black History Month: Sharing news of Achievement, Innovation & Inspiration in STEM

February 6th, 2013 by

It is easier to cultivate a pre-existing interest in STEM fields than create it where none exists, states the report…Of the STEM disciplines,  More »

Girls Lead in Science Exam, but Not in the United States

February 5th, 2013 by

For years — and especially since 2005, when Lawrence H. Summers, then president of Harvard, made his notorious comments about women’s aptitude — researchers have been searching for ways to explain why there are so many more men than women in the top ranks of science.  Link>>