STEM Workforce Diversity: Where do we go from here?

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine pilot initiative, “New Voices in Sciences, Engineering and Medicine” (SEM), will engage an initial diverse group of outstanding early-career SEM leaders to provide new perspectives on issues and public communication modes for the National Academies, and to help identify and try out activities designed to expand the diversity of expertise that is engaged in the convening and advisory functions of the National Academies.With support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the initial group of 18 SEM early-career leaders will gather over a two-year period with a senior advisory committee to discuss key emerging challenges in science, engineering, and medicine, engage nationally with a wider group of young leaders from diverse groups, and attend international events on science policy.

NASEM New Voices in Sciences, Engineering and Medicine

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New Voices, a cohort of emerging leaders in science, engineering, and medicine is pleased to host these distinguished panelists representing government and industry for an in-depth discussion on efforts to diversify the national science, engineering, and health workforce. 
Featured Panelists
PAUL DABBAR  Under Secretary for Science, Department of Energy
SYLVIA JAMES Acting Deputy Assistant Director, National Science Foundation
RICH LOCKWOOD Vice President, Lockheed Martin Corporation
DAVE PARRILLO Global R&D Director, The Dow Chemical Company
HANNAH VALANTINE Chief Officer for Scientific Workforce Diversity, National lnstitutes of Health
SONIA ZARATE Program Officer, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
This program will also be webcast live to accommodate those who cannot join us in person. Please RSVP below for your in person or webcast ticket.
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