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STEM Regional Collaboratives: The Opportunity

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For workers with sub-baccalaureate credentials, "middle-skill" STEM jobs represent an unprecedented opportunity for underrepresented students to earn more than $50,000 on average.

Published oct. 14, 2014
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  • Lara K. Couturier
    Lara K. Couturier

    Director, Postsecondary State Policy
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