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Where the jobs are: State told to increase STEM degrees

March 28, 2013/

The organization views Grades K-12 as the source for increased numbers of applicants to university science, computer and engineering programs. Consequently, it is optimistic about various K-12 education bills floating around the Legislature.

Among other things, the report recommends that the state add more computer science, engineering and health care students to its universities.

By John Stang

Full Story: http://crosscut.com/2013/03/28/olympia-2013/113667/better-support-higher-education-raises-tricky-ques/

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