Listen in to learn more about STEM career opportunities. Kirsten Cordes and Carlos Arcila from Lockheed Martin share how Lockheed Martin Space desires to inspire students to pursue a career in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, And Math). STEM jobs are growing at two times the employment rate overall in the United States. Surveys show the number one reason students did not choose a STEM career was because they did not know enough about them to determine their interests.
ALL High School Students: Join us for the STEM Expose. See the registration link below.
Lockheed Martin Space hosts a STEM Expo Webinar on STEM career opportunities on April 27, 2021, at 11:00 CT.
Tallo link ready to go: https://app.tallo.com/landing/lm/go
Students should select “STEM Expo 2021 (MCEC)” from the drop-down when registering
STEM Expo Registration Link: http://form.jotform.com/mcecs2s/lmstem
This podcast has been made possible thanks to Lockheed Martin Space.
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