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FILE - In this Sept. 1, 2016 file photo, students walk past a Jesuit statue in front of Isaac Hawkins Hall, center, formerly named Mulledy Hall, on the Georgetown University campus, in Washington. Georgetown University undergraduates have voted Thursday, April 11, 2019, in favor of a referendum seeking the establishment of a fund benefiting the descendants of enslaved people sold to pay off the school's debts. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)

More schools will offer continuing education to federal employees at lower price

A total of 23 institutions are now part of the Federal Academic Alliance, an Office of Personnel Management program that connects employees with colleges…

Workforce

National Guard

Military exchanges open to DoD civilian employees, retirees next month

DoD Reporter's Notebook

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Is there a STEM job or SES slot with your name on it?

Federal Report

President Biden looking to attract more people from STEM fields into the national security workforce

Federal Newscast

U.S. Navy

Navy trying to better diversity through STEM investments, recruiting changes, scholarships

Defense

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New NSF appointee looking to hit the ground running

People

Federal News Network

For the first time, FAA will field an all women ground crew for upcoming launch

Workforce

The Army looks to recruit more scientists

Army

New mission directorate in NASA budget request would explore new capabilities for moon, Mars missions

Budget

As cyber reskilling academy takes shape, hiring reform wish-list emerges

Workforce

Smithsonian curator recognized for paleontology achievements

Federal Drive

Michelle Thomsen Plentary Science Institute

Federal planetary scientist awarded for work on magnetospheres

Michelle Thomsen, senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute, is a long-time federal and recently won a major award from the National Academies…

Federal Drive

Public research a path for women in STEM

The National Academies’ annual awards underscore women’s contributions to research science, including three female feds.

Tom Temin Commentary

Preparing for the rise of ‘new collar’ jobs

What's Working in Washington

Chris Hopfensberger, founding executive director of Software.org, discusses the need for further pushing STEM in education in order to prepare citizens for the jobs of the future.