In the 21st century, the United States try to find innovative ways to have a prosperous nation. However, due to other nations having the resources and labor force necessary to produce such an outcome, the U.S. in fact pays others a large amount to complete our goal, which in turn regresses our progress. To finally have the resources that enable us to move forward the nation mandated emphasis on STEM. This field never held high popularity in a nation of individuality, thus, it lacked in the area. After realizing its faux pas, the nation experienced a surge in STEM. Consequently, the surge held minimum effect on the industry, for this field causes challenges with the constantly changing technology. That didn’t hinder the majority that entered the field, for where one quit another rose to the challenge that STEM produced. Due to those that accepted the challenge a certain degree of us now have a path to follow to build a modern
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In an article by WSLS it claims that “the Commonwealth [is] the best in the nation when it comes to STEM jobs.” Not only does it support, and provide evidence for “high entrenpenuership and innovation,” but also exposes STEM fields to students at a young age. Experts within STEM fields believe that this exposure expands the industry’s growth. Nevertheless, even with early exposure, job predictions, and positive forecasts, one thing that can damage any industry is the government that provides for the program. The harsh truth is that once Congress takes a hit, all programs under take the hit too. Such an occasion happened when Sequestration took hold of the nation; the nation was in a panic unsure of what would happen, and then budget cuts occurred which made several fields experience a regression in their work. Virginia was no exception. However, like all great things, this hit didn’t impact the way Virginia treated STEM, in fact it made it
In an article by WSLS it claims that “the Commonwealth [is] the best in the nation when it comes to STEM jobs.” Not only does it support, and provide evidence for “high entrenpenuership and innovation,” but also exposes STEM fields to students at a young age. Experts within STEM fields believe that this exposure expands the industry’s growth. Nevertheless, even with early exposure, job predictions, and positive forecasts, one thing that can damage any industry is the government that provides for the program. The harsh truth is that once Congress takes a hit, all programs under take the hit too. Such an occasion happened when Sequestration took hold of the nation; the nation was in a panic unsure of what would happen, and then budget cuts occurred which made several fields experience a regression in their work. Virginia was no exception. However, like all great things, this hit didn’t impact the way Virginia treated STEM, in fact it made it