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Op-Ed: Advanced manufacturing night at Fluor Field connects students to STEM careers

Building interest with students in STEM careers from an early age is a promising part of the talent solution, a tactic aimed at growing the future workforce.

Upstate students participate in new STEM college experience

The program aims to inspire students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

Clemson University's STEM Start students tour BASF Seneca

BASF Seneca hosts Clemson STEM students for day of learning event

The STEM Start initiative is open to all admitted summer and fall start students from South Carolina who are first-generation college students majoring in STEM fields.

Greenville County’s new CTE Innovation Center offers students hands-on STEM learning

The center welcomes its first cohort of 145 students from across the county’s high schools Aug. 8.

USC Upstate gets $750K grant to recruit low-income STEM students

The first group begins fall 2023 and the second group the following fall.

U.S. National Science Foundation awards $592K grant to Converse University

The funds will be used to expand the school’s STEM outreach program, Science, Technology, Arts and Research Scholars.

GCS breaks ground on $12.7M Career and Technical Education Innovation Center

Greenville County Schools will soon have a new CTE Innovation Center that will focus on STEM education and careers.

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Looking to the ‘The Law of Attraction’ to address the ‘talent issue’

By John Lummus 3.4 percent, 3.8 percent and 3.9 percent. Those were the 2018 average unemployment rates for the Upstate, South Carolina and United States, respectively. And the trend has continued in 2019. Tracked by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the rate of people seeking work is a top indicator of economic health. Low […]

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Upstate diversity leaders recognized at award dinner

The event honoring individuals and organizations for diversity and inclusion efforts was presented by the Greenville Chamber and the Riley Institute at Furman University with partner Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce.