Imagining the Future of Undergraduate STEM Education Proceedings of a Virtual Symposium (2022) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix B: Symposium Agenda
Appendix B: Symposium Agenda
Pages 87-94
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Fleming Crim, Chief Operating Officer, National Science Foundation • Annette Parker, President, South Central College, committee co-chair • Barbara Schaal, Mary Dell Chilton Distinguished P rofessor, Washington University in St. Louis, committee co-chair 87
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Provost for Inclusive Workforce Development, Wayne State University • Vicente Talanquer, Distinguished Professor, University of Arizona • Lindsey Malcom-Piqueux, Senior Institutional Research Analyst, Caltech Moderator: Annette Parker, President, South Central College, committee co-chair 12:30 STEM Education for What? Goals for the Future What purposes does undergraduate STEM education serve now and how will (should)
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Presenters: • Anne Marie Núñez, Professor of Educational Studies, The Ohio State University • Will Tyson, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of South Florida • Erin Cech, Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan Moderator: Josipa Roksa, Director of Strategic Academic Programs and Professor of Sociology and Education, University of Virginia 2:45 Creating Inclusive Higher Education for STEM Students of the Future Opportunity for participants to share ideas on making under graduate STEM education resilient, adaptable, and equitable. Moderators: • Ryan Kelsey, Executive Director, Partnership Development, Markle Foundation, committee member • Leanne Chukoskie, Director of the Power of NeuroGaming (PoNG)
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Louis, committee co-chair 5:15-5:30 Day One Wrap Up and Preview of Day Two • Annette Parker, President, South Central College, committee co-chair • Barbara Schaal, Mary Dell Chilton Distinguished P rofessor, Washington University in St. Louis, committee co-chair Friday, November 13 11:00 ET Seeds of Innovation: Lessons from Current Innovations in STEM Education Current and recent work to reform undergraduate STEM education and ideas for improving equity in the future.
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Panelists: • Amitava ‘Babi' Mitra, Ph.D., Executive Director, New E ngineering Education Transformation (NEET) , Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Suzanne Weekes, Associate Dean of Undergraduate S tudies, Worcester Polytechnic Institute • Clarissa Sorensen-Unruh, Professor of Chemistry, Central New Mexico Community College • Sakereh Carter, Ph.D.
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Moderators: • Cathy Manduca, Director, Science Education Resource Center, Carleton College, committee member • Lynn Andrea Stein, Professor of Computer and Cognitive Science, Olin College, committee member 4:00 Break 4:30-5:30 Where Do We Go from Here? Next Week and Beyond • Annette Parker, President, South Central College, committee co-chair • Barbara Schaal, Mary Dell Chilton Distinguished Professor, Washington University in St.
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Louis, committee co-chair 1:15 Redesigning Campuses, Classrooms, and Learning Experiences Creating more accessible and successful student experiences for 2040. Panelists: • Pam Eddinger, President, Bunker Hill Community College • Amber Luther, Planner and Senior Associate, Populous • Annmarie Caño, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Gonzaga University • Michael Roberts, Founder and CEO, San Diego Code School Moderators: • Nicholas Horton, Beitzel Professor in Technology and Society (Statistics and Data Science)
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94 IMAGINING THE FUTURE OF UNDERGRADUATE STEM EDUCATION 3:30 Sharing Symposium Learning and Action Items for Change Catalyzing innovations on our campuses and through our networks and soliciting participant input on NSF-sponsored activities to share insights from the symposium throughout 2021. Moderator: Ryan Kelsey, Executive Director, Partnership Development, Markle Foundation, committee member 4:15-4:30 Reflections and Closing Remarks • Robin Wright, Division Director, Division on Undergraduate Education, National Science Foundation, Study Sponsor • Annette Parker, President, South Central College, committee co-chair • Barbara Schaal, Mary Dell Chilton Distinguished Professor, Washington University in St.
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