The collaboration establishes an after-school program and fellowships that will put 750 young students and adults a year on the path to STEAM careers.
The collaboration aims to help encourage K-12 students — particularly those from historically underrepresented groups — to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
Underserved students in STEM fields get on track to success at four-year institutions through a unique effort among USC, UC Santa Barbara and community colleges.
Study finds degrees in science, technology, engineering and math associated with 25 to 50 percent higher earnings; Latino college grads are highest earners
