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As the nation's largest celebration of STEM and workforce development event, we know how important it is to reach students at an early age to spark a lifelong interest in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. We are currently seeking corporations, foundations, universities, and non-profits to join our efforts at the 2020 USA Science & Engineering Festival Expo. Contact us to find out how you can get involved. 
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STEM in the News

Every Friday, we will send out a list of articles that highlight STEM initiatives which align with our mission to inspire the next generation of innovators.  In this week's line-up, learn how kids can help close the IT Gap, how the Military path can lead to STEM jobs, especially for women, and more! 
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X-STEM Video Library 

We are currently uploading talks from X-STEM DC 2019 to our website video library. Our first talk features Jess Loeb, a PlayStation video game designer who is passionate about conducting outreach activities that expose young learners of all backgrounds to the joys and excitement of STEM and game design.  
Our X-STEM videos are a terrific educational resource for any classroom. Students can hear from a variety of visionaries exploring topics like conservation, medical research, space travel, math, weather patterns, and much more! 
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Sponsor our Girls in STEM Pavilion

In case you missed it: Help us inspire girls to pursue STEM careers with the Girls in STEM Pavilion! Our X-STEM and Nifty Fifty programs introduce leading female STEM mentors to thousands of girls each year, and we are excited to continue these efforts with the Girls in STEM Pavilion at the 2020 Expo. Our Girls in STEM Pavilion will feature hands-on, engaging STEM activities hosted by organizations that are committed to closing the gender gap in STEM along with inspiring face to face opportunities with female STEM role models.

A recent article published by Newsweek stresses the importance of reaching girls at a young age, "Often called the 'leaky pipeline', this problem grows during the high school years when interest in STEM drops from 15.7 percent among freshmen girls to 12.7 percent among seniors and only gets worse in college. More than 6.7 million men in the U.S. have a degree in STEM subjects compared with 2.5 million women." Hamburg, Margeret. Small, Nicole. "Women in STEM: Without Female Role Models, We Risk Losing Brilliant Minds in the Field." Newsweek, Web 10, May 2019

Find out how you can help to bridge the gap by contacting us to learn how your organization can support our Girls in STEM Pavilion at the 2020 Expo on April 24-26. 
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American Chemical Society
American Scientist 
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