 Since Windows 95 effectively made the internet a household staple in developed nations, it has been increasingly clear that STEM literacy is no longer an optional skill. Ubiquitous to practically every industry, computing, critical thinking, collective problem solving, and digital literacy are essential skills that either empower or impair potential success. As the need for STEM literacy has grown at exponential rates over the past two decades, alarming gaps in STEM industries have surfaced (and even widened). In particular, racial and gender gaps in STEM fields (especially in positions of leadership) continue to plague executives across nearly every sector.
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