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STEM education

We encourage the pursuit of math and science through a variety of programs. By making a joint effort with other leaders and organizations, we’re putting science and math fluency on the fast track. 

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Math and Science Initiatives

Closing the learning gap

Engineers help shape the future. Whether it’s developing new fuel sources, managing energy resources more efficiently or exploring the outer edges of the universe, engineers make it happen. But not enough U.S. students are pursuing engineering or other careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). By supporting programs that improve teaching and learning in these key areas, ExxonMobil is dedicated to making a difference in our children’s lives and our nation’s future.

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contributed to education programs around the world by ExxonMobil since 2000
Students in Fort Worth, Texas at NMSI’s College Readiness Program.
Students in Fort Worth, Texas, participating in NMSI’s College Readiness Program.

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Nurturing STEM talent in the Permian Basin Students making their way through high school and beyond can often find unexpected pathways by discovering a passion for a new subject. In the Permian Basin, the center of North America’s energy renaissance, students are improving their science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills through new educational program opportunities.

STEM education Energy Factor • Sept. 29, 2020

ExxonMobil, National Math and Science Initiative expand education programs to Permian-area schools IRVING, Texas – ExxonMobil and the National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI) are bringing college readiness and foundational education programs to students in Permian-area schools in Midland Independent School District and Ector County Independent School District in Texas and the Carlsbad Municipal School District in New Mexico.

News News releases • Sept. 17, 2020

Eight things you might not know about geology Geology rocks. It’s a key part of everyday life and provides a window into Earth’s history. Think back to some of the world’s wonders. The Egyptian pyramids, Stonehenge, the Grand Canyon, Mount Everest or the Great Barrier Reef. These beauties wouldn’t be possible without all kinds of rocks and mineral formations.

STEM education Energy Factor • Jan. 7, 2020

How much helium does it take to make a dinosaur fly? When you think of helium, brightly colored balloons are probably the first things that come to mind. But helium is much more than a party starter. It also has many high-tech applications, like sending rockets to space and making electronic microchips.

Natural gas Energy Factor • Oct. 8, 2019

Up for the challenge How one woman built a diverse data science team from scratch.

Energy tech centers Energy Factor • June 4, 2019