Let's Get to Work!
Over the past year, the viral and racial pandemics have provided our country an opportunity to view race and culture through a new lens. One that has revealed to a new generation and reminded our’s that race still matters.
During this information reconstruction, we must continue to lay the foundation for economic prosperity for all Americans. We must begin by providing equitable and inclusive opportunities in STEM college and career pathways for marginalized and underserved communities. We can all enjoy the economic mobility, guaranteed to us constitutionally, by supporting substantive and accessible educational opportunities for all students.
Let’s create new opportunities in STEM college and career pathways.
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As America’s children struggle to gain ground academically, the social and mental toll of a global pandemic, racial unrest, and an absence of leadership has dramatically impacted their chances of a prosperous future. We must provide an academic and social framework that ensures the next generation will realize an equitable and inclusive society for all to enjoy the wealth and prosperity of this nation. The “Lost Year” in educational achievement is highlighted with the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) being postponed, according to EducationWeek. The decrease in student attendance, complemented with safety concerns resulting from COVID-19 were cited as concerns.
STEM Updates
Why Black People Should Vote
In the Black community, there is a lot of back and forth on the significance of voting in American society.
Dr. Briggs Appointed to the Alabama STEM Council
Governor Kay Ivey announced that she has signed Executive Order NO. 721 establishing the Alabama STEM Council. The council will advise state leadership on ways to improve STEM-related education, career awareness, and workforce development opportunities across the state.
Complete College America Hosts "Equity and Inclusion," Virtual Conference
Complete College America hosted a virtual conference focused on “building equity through structure,” to better support student college and career goals.