Your contribution to the NSTMF not only serves to celebrate scientific advancement, ingenuity, and exploration, but also symbolizes your commitment to building a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive future in STEM.
The inSTEM program is designed to combat the alarmingly high rate of attrition in STEM majors. Less than half of undergraduates who declare STEM majors as first-years graduate with a corresponding degree, and the statistics are even worse for students from underrepresented groups. inSTEM connects students interested in science and technology with the top minds in the field who can support them in their pursuits and help them navigate the unique obstacles they face.
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When you become a member of the NSTMF’s Expert Connect community, you are offering your insight and subject matter expertise to students across the country. There is a broad spectrum of ways in which you can participate. Our goal with this program is to build a network of STEM leaders who want to stay informed about our work and support a vibrant and diverse generation of young STEM professionals.
A network of STEM leaders engaged in our work in support of a vibrant and diverse generation of young STEM professionals.
Your contribution to the NSTMF not only serves to celebrate scientific advancement, ingenuity, and exploration, but also symbolizes your commitment to building a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive future in STEM.
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