Essays on Stem Education

The Life of Our Ancestors Thousands of years ago, without science, technology, engineering, and math or simply STEM education, our ancestors did receive all the basic physiological needs: air, food, water and reproduction. However, I can’t imagine it was an easy life. Without a knowing…

The workforce today is utterly and undeniably competitive. STEM affects our everyday lives in one shape or form. Luckily, employment in jobs related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics is expected to grow above 9 million between 2012 and 2022, which means that over 1…

Women Jobs Now and Today Let us stop and think, would you say that a lot has changed for women since 1950s? The Cold War; Civil Rights; Elvis Presley; and yet, despite how different America may seem on so many levels from the 1950s, one…

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics are inarguably the foundation and backbone of our world and life as we know it. They are constantly interfacing tools of evolution, globalization and interconnectivity built on the backs of observation, experimentation, design, building and application, changing the world through…

Introduction Belle Boggs, the author of ‘The Art of Waiting: On Fertility, Medicine, and Motherhood, in an article published in December 2013, in Orion, draws on some remarkable scenes from Rebecca Skloot’s 2010 work of science journalism, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. After pursuing…

How Early STEM Education Could Effect STEM Careers STEM (Science, Technology, Math, and Science) represent a large portion of the workforce, but only a small number of college students are actually in STEM majors. The STEM field is growing rapidly, but it doesn’t have a…