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STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) careers are the foundation of innovation, and they include much more than scientists wearing white coats and working in laboratories. Aircraft mechanics, software developers, marine architects, and astronomers all require STEM-related education. Unfortunately, the United States has fallen behind other industrialized nations in preparing its youth for in-demand STEM…
Click Here to Read MoreBrewer Science works to increase opportunities for STEM education and boost overall interest in STEM-related careers because both we and our customers greatly benefit from STEM success – locally and internationally. As STEM careers grow, we are able to collaborate with other companies and universities to produce new technology at a faster pace. Generate new…
Click Here to Read MoreSTEM is an acronym used to represent the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. The STEM acronym originated during an interagency meeting on science education at the National Science Foundation, and it is frequently discussed in debates about education and how to prepare more qualified candidates for high-tech jobs. STEM education and jobs include…
Click Here to Read MoreAs part of the manufacturing and innovation industry, Brewer Science relies on the growth of STEM education, jobs, and overall interest in the subjects to maintain our business model in the U.S. Our president and founder, Dr. Terry Brewer, addresses three main initiatives to help ensure the growth of STEM: Expand STEM opportunities in the…
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