Diverse Perspectives Critical to Meeting Tomorrow’s Engineering Challenge

In her first speech before the GW community, Vice Provost for Research Pamela Norris highlighted the importance of diversity and inclusion in STEM.
November 3, 2021
Pamela Norris

Today’s students will find themselves one day working in jobs that have yet to be thought up, using technologies that have yet to be invented to solve problems that have yet to be realized, said George Washington University's new Vice Provost for Research Pamela Norris at the School of Engineering and Applied Science’s annual BME Day on Monday.

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Diverse Perspectives Critical to Meeting Tomorrow’s Engineering Challenge