It seems to me that if the Administration and this Congress has a real commitment to science, to research, to advanced manufacturing, to making sure that our students have some place to go if we are encouraging them to engage in STEM, then we darn sure better figure out how to do this from year to year.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “It seems to me that if the Administration and this Congress has a real commitment to science, to research, to advanced…”
On the recordJune 19, 2012
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Calls for a consistent commitment to science and STEM education funding.
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