"Since 2002, when the Akamai Workforce launched nearly 330 college students participated in the program. 140 graduates are working in science and tech jobs, with nearly 2/3 working here in Hawaii, contributing to the STEM economy."
Don't get me wrong. I'm happy for the less than 100 graduates that have stem jobs in Hawaii. But since 2002 and with over a million people on Oahu alone, that's pretty bad.