I have been reading a lot about education recently and one can’t read about education without reading about the importance of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education for American high

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With STEM jobs–those requiring degrees in science, technology, engineering, and math-related fields–currently accounting for more than 10% of positions in the U.S.–engineers are in strong

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The U.S. and the U.K. have become increasingly competitive on the world manufacturing stage in the last decade as companies ramp up production as the world recovers from the global financial crisis. Article>>

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Please check out this informative and well written article that explains why engineers are integral to the American economy and infrastructure, how the job market has

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(Article by Zoe Sullivan)  As a fellow career services professional, I would be preaching to the choir if I stated the importance of a professional mentoring program for students in higher education.  More>>

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College graduates with Web-development skills are sitting pretty in the current job market.  A report on the best and worst entry-level jobs released by WalletHub today lists “Web

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The government released the latest national test scores on Wednesday, and the news isn’t good: 12th-graders are headed toward graduation, but many don’t have the skills they need to succeed in college or work.  Link>>

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How can companies find the next generation of engineers, production workers, and team leaders that will be innovative and create new products? By fostering internship programs, creating 

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