Tag: STEM
Demand for STEM-skilled workers continues to grow
By one measure, in the near future, 80 percent of all professions will require some knowledge of science, technology, engineering, or math. This doesn't...
It takes longer for women veterans to find a job
Transitioning out of the military into the civilian workforce can prove difficult across the board. For women veterans, it can be especially tough. Approximately...
Weekly Changemaker: Sherry Lansing
This week, WorkingNation's #WeeklyChangemaker is Sherry Lansing, the first female president of a Hollywood film studio and the founder and CEO of EnCorps, a...
Tech entrepreneur builds ‘girl focused, boy inclusive’ STEM pipeline for kids
When you look at the education trends for students starting as young as primary and secondary school age, females and males enroll in and...
WorkingNation moderates future of work panels at SXSW EDU
More than 7,000 people were in attendance when the ninth annual SXSW EDU conference kicked off in Austin on Monday. The four-day live event...
UTeach reveals a pathway for STEM majors
Sometimes all it takes to change the course of science and math education is a lightbulb moment. UTeach is showing future teachers how they...
INROADS to Everywhere: A Q&A with alumna Charelle Lans
Reading through Charelle Lans' LinkedIn profile, one would get the impression that she had decades of experience which shaped her distinguished career. Since the...
Educating from experience: EnCorps brings STEM pros back to school
Making the jump from science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers into teaching is not as simple as trading in a lab coat for...
Qualcomm Thinkabit Lab is creating the next generation of inventors
The ideas which shape our future technology can come from anywhere.
One idea which could help farmers tend their livestock came from the mind of...
Watch Shaping the Future of Work: A Town Hall Discussion
UPDATED: April 13, 2018. WorkingNation has added the "Shaping the Future of Work" Town Hall Discussion to the original story which was published on...
