I commend NSF on the strides it has taken in recent years to accelerate its efforts to address the underrepresentation of women and minorities in STEM, but we need to ensure that they are producing results.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “I commend NSF on the strides it has taken in recent years to accelerate its efforts to address the underrepresentation…”
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Johnson acknowledges NSF's progress but emphasizes the need for measurable results in STEM diversity.
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