NSF Funding is Critical to Our Students and the Skilled Technical Workforce
Budget cuts to the U.S. National Science Foundation undermine the skilled workforce needed to sustain America’s economic success.
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Budget cuts to the U.S. National Science Foundation undermine the skilled workforce needed to sustain America’s economic success.
Shalin Jyotishi pens an op-ed in Work Shift discussing ways that bottom-up capacity building can strengthen community colleges.
Daniel Phelan, President of Jackson College, on the value of NSF funding for STEM education at community colleges.
How can education and training providers discern signal from noise in the AI economy?
A 10-year ban would prohibit states from enforcing already-passed laws and passing new laws regulating AI models.
In a Capitol Hill briefing, experts agreed cuts to NSF harm the "skilled technical workforce," communities, and industry alike.
National efforts to scale work-based learning in higher education are needed, but state-based, grassroots efforts are playing a key role.
The National Science Foundation supports community college students using STEM innovation to solve complex problems like cancer screening.
Senator Todd Young speaks about bipartisan efforts to strengthen U.S. competitiveness through workforce development.
Shalin Jyotishi responds to claims by a Trump adviser that DEI policies are slowing scientific progress.
Shalin Jyotishi is featured in Forbes highlighting a student-led campaign that pushed back against funding cuts to the NSF and NIH.
Shalin Jyotishi is featured in KQED discussing the national impact of federal research funding cuts on universities.
Shalin Jyotishi is quoted in CQ Researcher exploring how generative AI is transforming the job market.
Federal investment in biotechnology through the National Science Foundation is critical to meet workforce and national security needs.
NSF funding is vital for innovative workforce training opportunities at community colleges.