“As a resource for minority engineers and scientists engaged in advancing the technologies that fuel our economy, SNChronicle serves an important communication role. I enjoy reading and sharing it with educators and other business leaders.”
William F. Pickard, Ph.D. – Chairman of Global Automotive Alliance

“Larry King has been a STEM ‘Pioneer and Advocate’ by supporting and informing both educators and students of the many STEM opportunities available in the world today through the STEM News Chronicle.”
Cheryl Crooks, EdD – Former STEM/STEAM Magnet Coordinator/Assistant Principal at Wheeler High School & Current Supervisor of Personalized Learning in Cobb County School District

“I really look forward to your newsletter.”
Tyrone D. Taborn – CEO, Career Communications Group

“Thanks for publishing my article in 2018 on “Rediscovering Passion in STEM Careers When You’re Completely Burned Out”. “I encourage other professionals to share their experiences as well.”
Dr. Kalena Stovall – Polymer Scientist, Imerys Mining & Metals

“Thank you Larry for the opportunity to share in the development of our future leaders. Meanwhile, stay encouraged as you endeavor to continue leading the charge to empower our youth in STEM.”
Dr. Angelia Michelle Griffin – Assoc. Professor, NonProfit Agency Management Consultant

“Here there are some comments about your Newsletter. It is just a point of view of a teacher who had spent a year teaching in the US with a J1 Visa and who loves his job. In a global world, knowledge must be global and shared. Here in Europe universities we have thousands of Asians, Africans, Americans and Australians students. Every single student will be a new focus of knowledge.”
Gonzalo Reina – Profesor de tecnología y matemáticas en Colegio Stella Maris, Madrid Spain

“Larry, I appreciate your on-going emphasis on STEM education and in many ways you were ahead of the crowd that has now joined their voices with yours.”
Dr. Emily Lembeck – Former Superintendent, Marietta City Schools

“Mr. King is a committed STEM professional whose dedication to this area will serve other underrepresented STEM professionals well. The STEM News Chronicle is his trademark and will educate the public about the issues as facing underrepresented minority practitioners. Job well-done Mr. King.”
Philip E. Patterson, Ph.D. – Chair, Physical Sciences, Middle Dade College

“Awesome edition of the SN Chronicle magazine!”
Dr. Marvin D. Carr – Sr. Advisor, Office of the Director, Institute of Museum and Library Services

“Thanks for sharing this helpful information Larry. Looking forward to future issues.”
Kalonda Colson McDonald – MakerMinded, State Coordinator, Detroit Math Science Center Director

“I enjoy having a newsletter that lets me see what other engineers and scientists are doing not only in their professions, but how each has had a unique pathway to get there as an inspiration to those who will follow. SN Chronicle, my hat is tipped to you and what you are doing.”
Michael A. Chapman – PE Retired, NASA Langley Research Center

“It looks like you’re doing very good things in STEM, sir, so thank you for that. I hope that all’s well down there in Atlanta.”
John Paximadis – Vice President of Technology, IEC Infrared Systems

“Well done, Larry!!! Such an important role – and making a difference in a big way!!! That’s STEM – making as difference in a community and in a person’s life!”
Elizabeth Pietrantonio – P.Eng, MBA, MTS, Women in Technology, Toronto

“SNChronicle should be shared by everyone engaged in the promotion of minorities and women in engineering and science.”
Donald Hinson, Jr. – Design Engineer

“Very nice introduction video to STEM New Chronicle. Good job!”
Susan Wiedner – SciTech Proofreading