Stem Education & Job Markets By Pam Ray 2013
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The document promotes STEM education and jobs by targeting parents and family members, middle and high school students, and public policy and advocacy professionals. It states that STEM jobs support economic strength, national security, and global competitiveness, will be plentiful with higher lifetime earnings and lower unemployment, and STEM competencies transfer across job markets. The document then advertises a keynote speaker and advocate, Pam Ray, who has over 3 decades of experience in congressional advocacy, federal relations, state and federal relations, and local partnerships to provide information on STEM education and the connection between educational pursuits and career opportunities.
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- 1. Targeting the Front Lines! 件 Parents & Family 件 Middle & High School Students 件 Public Policy & Advocacy Pros Jobs, Jobs, Jobs 件 STEM jobs support US economic strength, national security and glob- al competitiveness. 件 STEM jobs will be plentiful, bring higher lifetime earnings and have low- er unemployment. 件 STEM competencies of knowledge, skills and abilities transfer across job markets. Scheduling and Fee Information pam.pamrayLLC@gmail.com www.pamrayLLC.com 703.244.0044 STEM Education & Job Markets A New Economy Requires New Knowledge! Over 3 Decades of ExperienceOver 3 Decades of Experience CongressionalCongressional--Federal AdvocacyFederal Advocacy StateState--Federal RelationsFederal Relations Local PartnershipsLocal Partnerships PARENTS: Do you want to help your kids make informed choices that give them forward momentum in a rapidly changing economy? STUDENTS: Do you want to pursue your passion AND find a job connected to your educational pursuits? POLICY MAKERS & ADVOCATES: Do you want the big picture across the spectrum of stakeholdersof STEM puzzle pieces fitting together? THIS FOUNDATION OF KNOWLEDGE IS FOR YOU! PAM RAY KEYNOTE SPEAKER, ENTREPRENEUR & ADVOCATE !