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As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, employees share stories about teachers who continue to make a lasting impact in their lives.

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, employees reflect on educators whose inspiration helped shape their passion, lives and careers.

Employees celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week and reflect on their favorite educators and class subjects from their school days.

Applied Materials employees reflect on the pivotal role teachers played in shaping their education, lives and careers.

Six years and counting! Applied Materials was once again named to the list of ‘100 Best Places to Work in IT’ by IDG’s Computerworld.

G.I. Jobs magazine announced Applied Materials has earned the 2015 Military Friendly Employer award for the ninth consecutive year as a top employer of veterans. Additionally, Applied ranked #78 on the Military Friendly Top 100 list.

Applied Materials employees in Gloucester, MA hosted several dozen grade school science teachers for two days of in-depth presentations on semiconductor manufacturing as well as tours of our research and development facility, in an effort to provide a glimpse into possible STEM career opportunities in their own backyard.

I'm proud to share that Applied Materials has once again been recognized today for its outstanding support of military veterans and National Guard and Reserve members, and has been designated a 2014 Military Friendly Employer by G.I. Jobs magazine.This marks the eighth consecutive year that the company has been included on the list, which was complied from a data-driven survey of more than 5,000 companies whose annual revenues exceeded $500 million.

Memorial Day is a time to reflect and give thanks to the members of the U.S. Armed Forces who lost their lives in service to their country. The willingness of men and women to make the ultimate sacrifice while defending this country and its ideals makes it possible for us to enjoy a free society; one where the ability to succeed is limited only by one’s own motivation and vision. The military also provides a pipeline for new hires, enabling companies like Applied Materials to tap into their skills to push the limits of science and technology even further.