Report
Wages, Employment, and STEM Education in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia
Mar 9, 2016
This second of five annual reports focuses on employment and wages in energy and advanced manufacturing–related industries and on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education in the Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia region. These reports will capture trends about which localities might have greater demand for educating or employing local talent in STEM careers and guide investments and collaborative work.
Report No. 2 (2017)
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This second of five annual reports focuses on employment and wages in energy and advanced manufacturing–related industries and on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education indicators in the Appalachia Partnership Initiative (API) region, comprising twenty-seven counties in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Together, these reports will capture trends to (1) inform the regional stakeholder community across the API region about which localities might have greater demand for educating or employing local talent in STEM careers and (2) guide API investments and collaborative work.
This research was sponsored by the Appalachia Partnership Initiative (API) and conducted within RAND Education and RAND Justice, Infrastructure, and Environment.
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