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Gabe Lipscomb didn’t plan a career in education. He once told his high school geometry teacher that the class was

Semiconductor Supply Chain Careers in Michigan to start in the classroom with a new $3 million grant program aimed at

Jamie Poston’s interest in robotics began in middle school when she got involved with FIRST Nevada. The local chapter is part

When it comes to tech skills, machine learning is only getting hotter. Companies of all sizes want tech professionals who

With tailwinds in sectors like civil work, thanks to the $1.2 trillion federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, contractors’ demand

It’s surprising to see that many exceptional STEM programs offered by two-year colleges lack a crucial piece of information for

Every day, students around the country attend school in buildings that are outdated—sometimes more than a century old. Without sufficient

Textbooks, homework assignments and exams are central components of the educational landscape — and have been for decades. But how

Automation Alley has been awarded $2 million from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and

There’s an uphill battle in the manufacturing world. As an older labor force retires, careers full of knowledge walk out