Podcast: The Future of STEM Education in the U.S.
Podcast: The Future of STEM Education in the U.S.
STEM initiatives are critical to the technology future of the U.S. And that future starts with the students of today, who will become the tech leaders of tomorrow. Join ASME.org editor-in-chief David Walsh as he talks with former Vermont Governor and current Middlebury College executive in residence Jim Douglas about what it will take to produce that next generation of STEM leaders.
Continue the discussion about STEM at ASME’s Decision Point Dialogues.
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