The STEM Forum & Expo, hosted by NSTA, provides resources for educators and organizations seeking to learn more about STEM, outreach, partnerships, schools, and curricula.
The event has been a powerful chance the state leaders that make up our network to connect and share ideas with educators from across the country.
Tired of winter? We’ve got good news for you. This conference will be held at Moscone Center West in San Francisco from July 24–26, 2019. Register for the conference here.
We’re partnering with the National Science Teachers Association again. From microcredentials for teachers to the new federal STEM plan, we’ve got topics to help you make the most of STEM education.
We would love to see you at the STEM forum! Below are the titles and times of the presentations we’ve gathered to represent STEMx.
Wednesday, July 24 | ||
10:30-11:30 AM – STEMx Session Presentations | ||
California | Strength in Numbers – Building an Effective STEM Network Ecosystem (Vince Stewart, vstewart@ChildrenNow.org ) | |
Tennessee | Recognizing Excellent STEM Teaching through Micro-credentials (Brandi Stroecker, STROECKER@battelle.org ) | |
Arkansas | Statewide Strategy for Advancing Computer Science for All (Anthony Owen, Anthony.Owen@arkansas.gov ) | |
12:00-1:00 PM – STEMx Session Presentations | ||
New York | Preparing the STEM Workforce for the Future: Strategies for Engaging Stakeholders to Expand STEM Careers (Jill Lansing, Jill.Lansing@suny.edu ) | |
Ohio/Tennessee | STEMx Session: Leveraging Partnerships to Create Authentic Learning Experiences for Students and Teachers (Heather Sherman, sherman@battelle.org and Evan Curran, currane@battelle.org ) | |
California | Ensuring Equity & Access in STEM for All (Vince Stewart, vstewart@ChildrenNow.org ) |
Thursday, July 25 8:00 AM | ||
Featured Panel (STEMx): The Federal STEM Plan: A Starting Point for State STEM Initiatives
Now more than ever, the innovative capacity and global competitiveness of the United States depends on an effective and inclusive STEM education ecosystem. But what does an effective ecosystem look like and how do we get students involved in STEM from under-represented populations? Join panelists from leadership of state STEM networks to explore how the federal plan provides starting points for STEM stakeholders at all levels to support student learning. Moderator: Regina Schofield, Director of Corporate Engagement & Education Outreach, Battelle Panelists:
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Friday, July 26 8:00 AM | ||
Featured Panel (STEMx): The Federal STEM Plan: A Starting Point for State STEM Initiatives
Moderator: Wes Hall, Executive Director, STEMx at Battelle Panelists:
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Educators and parents can access our STEAM hub for weekly lessons and resources.
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