2. Ivanka Trump

3.  14 Aug.  2017

4. https://www.instagram.com/p/BXx-JVYFtRc/?hl=en

5.  Views/Engagements: Instagram / 73,450 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Logos, because it offers and explanation on what the secretaries do for STEM education.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Agency and Identity

8.  Possible fallacy: Straw Man

9. Skills gap focus

2. Panda Newsletter

3.  18 Dec. 2020

4.  https://twitter.com/PandoDaily/status/1339934777290485760

5.  Views/Engagements: Twitter / 5 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Doxa because, as the tweet before this one stated, it is saying to get more girls to take stem subjects to reinforce the problem of the stem gap.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Agency and Stereotype

8.  Possible fallacy: Hasty Generalization

9. Skills gap focus

2. Tata Consultancy Services

3.  1 Dec, 2020

4.  https://twitter.com/tcs/status/1333676890305937408?lang=en

5.  Views/Engagements: Twitter / 11 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Doxa, because it is bringing together people with common values.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Commodity and Agency

8.  Possible fallacy: Faulty Causality

9. Skills gap focus

2. 4-H

3.  17 Feb. 2021

4.https://www.instagram.com/p/BG9u20LKTyb/

5.  Views/Engagements: Instagram / 365 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Kairos because the content is recent and the quote allows people to still learn what the author learned.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Commodity and Social Cohesion

8.  Possible fallacy: Bandwagon Appeal

9. K-12 education focus

2. Comcast Newsmakers

3. 17 Jan. 2014

4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E88Yg1R0kzA

5.  Views/Engagements: Youtube / 240 views and 2 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Logos because it provides information with explanation on why a certain ethnicity should get an education in STEM.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Identity and Stereotype

8.  Possible fallacy: Non Sequitur

9. Skills gap focus

2. PBS NewsHour

3.  14 Nov. 2017

4.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BV3VNJzRQo

5.  Views/Engagements: 17,653 views and 152 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Logos because the video offers information about a STEM after school program and an explanation on why it's there, being, kids having a place to explore science, math, etc. without the fear of failing.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Agency and Social Cohesion

8.  Possible fallacy: Faulty Causality

9. K-12 education focus

2. Community Playthings

3.  13 June 2016

4.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ghzp9IKlOKw

5.  Views/Engagements: Youtube / 14,839 views and 40 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Doxa because the organization shares a belief that if kids are starting to think critically as a child then it will help them think about going to the STEM field and they will have critical thinking skills.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Social Cohesion and Agency

8.  Possible fallacy: Dogmatism

9. K-12 education focus

2. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

3.  6 Mar. 2014

4.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlPJ48simtE

5.  Views/Engagements: Youtube / 372,384 views and 1.5K likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Logos because the video offers information on how the subjects in STEM are related and how in K-12 should be taught together instead of the subjects separately.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Agency and Stereotype

8.  Possible fallacy: Faulty Causality

9. K-12 education focus

2. EYnews

3.  2 March 2021

4.  https://twitter.com/EYnews/status/1366774915626635269

5.  Views/Engagements: Twitter / 13 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Doxa because the tweet focuses more to women and their shared value of technology to close the skills gap.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Identity and Social Cohesion

8.  Possible fallacy: Faulty Causality

9. Skills gap focus

2. WebsEdge Science

3.  11 June 2012

4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0b_cZY46js

5.  Views/Engagements: Youtube / 384 views and 3 likes

6.  Rhetorical appeal/s: Ethos because it offers credibility to Washington State on what they're working on to close the STEM gap.

7.  Two popular culture concepts: Agency and Social Cohesion

8.  Possible fallacy: Dogmatism

9. Skills gap focus