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When the seeds of STEM education were planted nationwide in the 1990s, the vision of combining Science, Technology, Engineering and Math in the curricula of elementary, middle and high school students slowly began to take root in response to the United States’ need for innovative research in scientific and industrial fields.

Now, some 20 years later, the Blackhawk Technical College Foundation in conjunction with STEM proponent Project Lead the Way have joined with sponsor Scot Forge of Clinton, WI, to play host to STEMposium, the first of its kind exposition that demonstrates the commitm...