Washington Post on July 1, 2014:  The DC Area is Brimming With STEM Jobs and They’re Hard to Fill http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/capitalbusiness/the-dc-area-is-brimming-with-stem-jobs-and-theyre-hard-to-fill/2014/06/30/3a5726cc-006d-11e4-b8ff-89afd3fad6bd_story.html

Rich Repplier, a RESET volunteer since 2006, has led programs at many schools in DC and Virginia. He has long been a favorite of students and teachers; a comment from his most recent teacher

RESET’s November 2010 newsletter included a quote from Mary Lord, DC Ward 2 State Board of Education member, a long-time STEM education advocate.  This week Ms. Lord was  elected to the Board of the National Association

From Rawstory: https://bit.ly/2H2FU2w This link is no longer available, please see the Phys.org story on plastic-consuming bacteria! https://phys.org/news/2016-03-newly-bacteria-plastic-bottles.html

Look at those smiles! ReSET finds creative ways to make science and math fun! “We’ve got to lift our game up when it comes to technology, and math, and science,” said President Obama in

RESET Volunteer Susan Flashman suggests that RESET record a STEM focused video like the one below.  I can write the lyrics, if others have the voices. http://www.coolestone.com/media/13804/Sacla-Stage-a-Surprise-Opera-in-a-School-Lunch-Hall/#.VpVYSjbCF0g