To remain competitive in the evolving global market, the United States needs a workforce skilled in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). STEM careers are growing faster than any other sector and students who bring STEM degrees and skills to the workforce have higher wages than their counterparts and starting salaries more than 30 percent higher than those for non-STEM jobs. Learn more about the Science Committee's work to strengthen STEM education and build our STEM workforce. 

More on STEM

September 2020
Date Title
9/9/20 Ranking Member Frank Lucas Opening Statement at R&T Subcommittee Hearing on COVID-19's Impact on University Research
9/1/20 ICYMI: Lucas and Barr Op Ed in The Hill: Protecting COVID Research at American Universities from Foreign Hackers
August 2020
Date Title
8/17/20 ICYMI: Garcia Sponsors Early Career Research Bill
8/14/20 H.R. 8044, the Supporting Early Career Researchers Act
8/11/20 H.R. 7998, the NIST COVID-19 Cybersecurity Act
July 2020
Date Title
7/30/20 Video: Ranking Member Lucas Applauds Mars Rover Launch
7/28/20 Support for the Research Investment to Secure the Economy (RISE) Act
7/20/20 2021 Appropriations Fail to Restart American Research
7/10/20 ICYMI: Lucas Joins Colleagues Advocating Support for 4-H, Youth Mentorship Organizations During COVID-19
June 2020
Date Title
6/24/20 H.R. 7308, the Research Investment to Spark the Economy (RISE) Act
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