NACME CEO Talks About “The New American Dilemma”
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STEM: The New American Dilemma
Kellye Whitney, 09-28-2009, Diversity Exective
American business and industry is operating from a seriously lacking position with regard to science and technology, and a key to turning the situation around may be found in promoting pre-engineering activity for traditionally underrepresented minority groups.
According to Irving McPhail, president and CEO of NACME Inc., the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, the deterioration of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education offerings and student participation is of primary concern to the business community because it directly impacts the state of American competitiveness and innovation.
