The Southeast Alabama STEM Learning Ecosystem was established in 2024 to enhance and expand STEM education and workforce development efforts across a 10-county region in southeast Alabama. Rather than creating new programs, the ecosystem focuses on increasing the reach of the many outstanding STEM initiatives already in place, ensuring that more students and educators can benefit from existing opportunities.
By bringing together educators, industry leaders, and community partners, Southeast Alabama STEM strengthens and improves current programs, working collaboratively to close skill gaps and align education with workforce needs. The ecosystem focuses on Bioscience, Engineering, Aviation, and Advanced Manufacturing, key industries that drive the region’s economy.
A core mission of Southeast Alabama STEM is to foster collaboration and innovation, ensuring that stakeholders who are passionate about improving STEM education and workforce readiness can work together effectively. By connecting schools, employers, and organizations, the ecosystem helps to enhance hands-on learning experiences, support professional development for educators, and create pathways for students to enter high-demand STEM careers.
Through strategic partnerships and a commitment to strengthening what already exists, Southeast Alabama STEM is shaping the future of STEM education and workforce development, driving economic growth, and ensuring long-term success for students and industries in the region.
Each of these initiatives helps strengthen what already exists, ensuring that STEM education and workforce development efforts in Southeast Alabama continue to grow and thrive. 🚀
The ATTA Library and HudsonAlpha Wiregrass are Co-Leads on this project to create our region’s first STEM Learning Ecosystem. This Ecosystem covers Barbour, Butler, Crenshaw, Covington, Coffee, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston, and Pike counties. Contact us to learn more.
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