Samsung Powers Education Across the United States Through Solve for Tomorrow

Students, teachers and principals were honored in Washington, D.C. alongside Congress and White House officials after winning a $2 million nationwide STEM education competition

May 14, 2014 1:55 PM ET

Samsung brought the winners of the $2 million Solve for Tomorrow STEM education competition to meet with Congressional and White House leaders in Washington D.C. Check out the video for a behind-the-scenes look.

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Samsung Electronics North America
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Samsung Powers Education Across the United States Through Solve for Tomorrow

Students, teachers and principals were honored in Washington, D.C. alongside Congress and White House officials after winning a $2 million nationwide STEM education competition

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