"Technical Difficulties:  Meeting California's Workforce Needs in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Fields"
Sponsored by the Campaign for College Opportunity, the Bay Area Council, and the Institute for Higher Education Leadership and Policy at Sacramento State
Released on June 25, 2009

• View the Media Alert here.
  
• View or download the Press Release here.
  
• View or download the 8-page STEM Executive Summary here.
  
• View or download the Full Report here.
  
• Click here to listen to the briefing.

A new report finds that California's colleges and universities are not producing enough graduates in science, technology, engineering and mathematics -- or STEM -- fields, which could result in a talent deficit in key industries in the state.  The need for STEM graduates is detailed in the new study entitled "Technical Difficulties: Meeting California's Workforce Needs in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Fields,"  released by the Campaign for College Opportunity, the Sacramento State Institute for Higher Education Leadership and Policy (IHELP) and the Bay Area Council.

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