I would like to address I think the same couple of questions to each of our witnesses today, and my questions go to the GAO report that looked at the over 200 Federal STEM programs, and it did so with the idea of finding out whether there was any duplication among these programs or not.
Smith discusses a GAO report on Federal STEM programs and questions duplication.
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