Expressing support for the designation of October 1 as "National Science Day".

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Introduced on October 1, 2024 by Deborah K. Ross

Legislation Details

The resolution expresses support for designating October 1 as “National Science Day.”
It highlights the importance of scientific research in improving various sectors, including technology, health care, and agriculture.
At least 18 government departments and agencies depend on a scientifically trained workforce.
The U.S. science and engineering workforce is crucial to the nation’s knowledge-based economy.
Over 7 million Americans work in science and engineering, with more than 17 million in skilled technical occupations.
Scientists have played a vital role in public safety, exemplified by the development of the COVID-19 vaccine.
There is a lack of awareness among the public regarding the achievements of American scientists and their impact on daily life.
The resolution notes the increasing representation of historically underrepresented groups in the science and engineering workforce.
Establishing a “National Science Day” would recognize American scientific achievements and inspire future generations.

Last updated 12/17/2024

The resolution expresses support for designating October 1 as “National Science Day.”
It highlights the importance of scientific research in improving various sectors, including technology, health care, and agriculture.
At least 18 government departments and agencies depend on a scientifically trained workforce.
The U.S. science and engineering workforce is crucial to the nation’s knowledge-based economy.
Over 7 million Americans work in science and engineering, with more than 17 million in skilled technical occupations.
Scientists have played a vital role in public safety, exemplified by the development of the COVID-19 vaccine.
There is a lack of awareness among the public regarding the achievements of American scientists and their impact on daily life.
The resolution notes the increasing representation of historically underrepresented groups in the science and engineering workforce.
Establishing a “National Science Day” would recognize American scientific achievements and inspire future generations.