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STEM creator: Breaking ground for NC State's $180M Integrative Sciences Building - Vimarsana News

STEM creator: Breaking ground for NC State's $180M Integrative Sciences Building

North Carolina State University’s latest project, the Integrative Sciences Initiative and Building, highlights a key strength of the state’s life sciences ecosystem: an understanding of the convergence of disciplines at the heart of life sciences innovation.

NC State's Integrative Life Sciences Initiative and Building Support Future STEM Workforce - Vimarsana News

NC State's Integrative Life Sciences Initiative and Building Support Future STEM Workforce

North Carolina is home to some of the world’s leading life sciences companies, renowned research universities, and workforce development programs to support growing demand for STEM-trained employees. North Carolina State University’s latest project, the Integrative Sciences Initiative and Building, highlights a key strength of the state’s life sciences ecosystem: an understanding of the convergence of disciplines at the heart of life sciences innovation.

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Census change could add Middle Eastern, Latino categories, more - Vimarsana News

Census change could add Middle Eastern, Latino categories, more

WASHINGTON — Corey Saylor calls it the “painful irony” that Americans of Middle Eastern or North African descent face when filling out government forms.

'Other' no more: Census change could add MENA, Latino categories, more - Cronkite News - Vimarsana News

'Other' no more: Census change could add MENA, Latino categories, more - Cronkite News

The Census Bureau may change how it asks about race and ethnicity, a shift that could end what one advocate called the "painful irony" of Native Americans, Latinos and those of Middle Eastern or North African descent having to identify as white or "other."

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