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Several	  countries	  in	  the	  Middle	  East	  and	  North	  Africa	  (MENA)	  have	  been	  investing	  significantly in	  the	  past	  two	  decades	  to	  promote	  and	  attract	  young	  and	  upcoming	  talent	  to	  pursue professions	  in	  science,	  technology,	  engineering,	  and	  mathematics	  (STEM). This	  paper	  summarizes	  some	  of	  the	  recent	  projects	  implemented	  by	  Texas	  A&M	  University	  at its	  Qatar	  campus	  to	  promote	  STEM	  disciplines	  among	  the	  next	  generation	  to	  realize	  the	  Qatar’s national	  development	  strategy	  for	  transforming	  from	  a	  hydrocarbon-­‐based	  economy	  to	  a knowledge-­‐based	  economy.	  	  The	  paper	  further	  documents	  some	  of	  the	  primary	  findings	  about messaging	  and	  marketing	  strategies	  designed	  to	  stimulate	  interest	  in	  STEM	  disciplines	  among young	  generations	  in	  the	  MENA	  region.

Building Human Capacity to Meet Demand for Engineers and Scientists in the Middle East and North Africa (other)