Topic: STEM

Strong universities make for a strong United States

August 26, 2024 in

The Boston Globe

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

NASA, STEM, economy, national security, technology

Without immigration reform and higher education, the US risks losing the race for AI talent

March 2, 2024 in

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José-Marie Griffiths

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Dakota State University

STEM, artificial intelligence, chatGPT, innovation

HERD Survey Reveals Top U.S. Universities For R&D Funding In Engineering

January 5, 2024 in

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Michael T. Nietzel

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Missouri State University

STEM, development, research

The CHIPS Act was bold, but time is wasting

November 24, 2023 in

The Charlotte Observer

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Duke University

STEM, data, funding, leadership, research

How to open the STEM pipeline

December 22, 2022 in

The Boston Globe

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Philip J. Hanlon, Sian Beilock

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Barnard College, Dartmouth College

Stewarding the Presidency

November 29, 2022 in

Inside Higher Ed

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Central College

STEM, leadership, stewardship

Engineering and the Diversity Imperative: The 15th Grand Challenge

October 17, 2022 in

National Academics

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University of California at Davis

STEM, diversity, technology

Should college students follow the money?

September 25, 2022 in

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Hamilton College

STEM, student loan debt, student loans

Not Just Chips

September 13, 2022 in

Inside Higher Ed

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Steven C. Currall

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University of South Florida

STEM, opportunity

Addressing STEM Underrepresentation: The Community College Presidents’ Initiative

April 22, 2022 in

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Palomar College

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