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Roanoke Rapids, NC — March 28, 2023

A convergence of minds and a shared commitment to education set the stage for a productive meeting between the Center for Energy Education and Bruce Middleton, Executive Director at NC East Alliance. The focus of the discussion was STEM education in northeast North Carolina high schools and community colleges—a pivotal topic that holds the potential to shape the region’s educational landscape. As the conversation unfolded, a vision of collaborative efforts and the pursuit of shared goals emerged, promising a brighter future for students and the community. _______________________________________________________________________

The meeting between the Center for Energy Education and Bruce Middleton, representing NC East Alliance, was characterized by a spirit of camaraderie and mutual dedication. The shared belief in the transformative power of education and the importance of clean energy careers formed the cornerstone of the discussion. _______________________________________________________________________

At the heart of the discussion was the pressing need to enhance STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education in northeast North Carolina. The Center for Energy Education’s commitment to fostering knowledge and innovation aligned seamlessly with NC East Alliance’s focus on regional economic development and education. _______________________________________________________________________

The meeting underscored the shared vision of empowering the next generation with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world. By elevating STEM education, the collaboration between the Center for Energy Education and NC East Alliance aims to equip students with the tools to pursue meaningful careers in the field of clean energy.

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