The New Jersey STEM Pathways Network (NJSPN) officially kicked off NJ STEM Month at Genmab in Plainsboro last Friday, bringing together leaders from across the state to celebrate innovation, education, and workforce development in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

For the ninth consecutive year, March has been formally recognized as NJ STEM Month through a gubernatorial proclamation and ceremonial legislative resolution. The statewide initiative is co-led by the NJSPN and its parent organization, Research & Development Council of New Jersey, and continues to serve as a unifying platform to spotlight STEM opportunities across the Garden State.

The 2026 campaign aims to engage 60,000 learners through hands-on events, classroom activities, industry partnerships, and community programs. Organizations hosting STEM events throughout March are encouraged to submit their impact data to help advance this statewide goal.  Since its inception, NJ STEM Month has impacted over 300,000 learners.

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