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Congresswoman Luz Rivas, who represents California's 29th district and serves as co-chair of the STEM Education Caucus, has delivered more than one million dollars in federal funding to California State University, Northridge. Rivas, noted as the only Latina in Congress with a professional background in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, presented the funds to support the university's Autodesk Technology Engagement Center.
The money will go toward purchasing new computers, advanced technology, and research equipment for the center. The goal is to expand access to hands-on STEM learning opportunities for students. Rivas highlighted the importance of preparing the next generation of engineers and innovators, especially in communities that have been historically underrepresented in these fields.
CSUN officials said the investment will allow the center to upgrade its lab spaces and offer more students the chance to work with industry-standard tools. The funding is part of a broader push to strengthen technical education and workforce development in the San Fernando Valley.
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