STEM Leadership

Alliance Summit

2019

July 7th—11th | Loews Portofino

Orlando, Florida

www.stemleadershipalliance.org

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Dear 2019 STEM Leadership Alliance Participant, We would like to begin by thanking of all you for your commitment to STEM education. We have over 28 states, 1 U.S. territory, and countries from around the world attending the Summit. Together we have the opportunity to impact over 1 million students in not just thinking of STEM as an acronym, but actually understanding integrated STEM and using that knowledge to be the problem solvers, critical thinkers, and future leaders in STEM. The STEM Leadership Alliance started earlier this year with a groundbreaking meeting that occurred with the STEM Executive Directors from the five major STEM organizations: National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), National Council of Teachers of Math (NCTM), International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) and American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE). The focus was on integrated STEM. The conversation on education reform has occurred for over 40 years, enough with the talk, it is time for action. And that is exactly what the STEM Leadership Alliance is about. Already, individuals, districts, companies and organizations are stating that this is truly monumental and education needs to connect to community so students understand how education connects to the real world. That is why we are focused on three principles to drive integrated STEM education.

Principle 1: Integrated STEM education should advance the learning of each individual STEM discipline

Principle 2: Integrated STEM education should provide logical and authentic connections between and across the individual STEM disciplines

Principle 3: Integrated STEM education should serve as a bridge to STEM careers Each day we will explore one of the principles and on the last day you will have planning time so you will be able to take your learnings and apply them back to your environment. You are part of this transformation because we are using this as a kick-off to showcase the importance of integrated STEM and how we can learn with and from each other to re-engineer STEM. This is not a conference, it is a summit, we will produce tangible outcomes that you will pilot and continue during the year and share the progress the following year. We have an incredible line-up of presenters including NASA, the Smithsonian, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, just to highlight a few. This will be a week that will expand your thinking and push you as a leader. So, get ready because we promise, this will be a week you will not forget. We thank you all for your commitment to STEM education and we are honored to be with you on this journey. Warm Regards, Kelli List Wells Chair, STEM Leadership Alliance Summit Salvador A. Fernandez Co-Chair, STEM Leadership Alliance Summit

AGENDA AT A GLANCE

STEM Leadership Alliance Summit

In partnership with NSTA, NCTM, ISTE, ITEEA, and ASEE

For a more detailed agenda, please visit www.STEMLeadershipAlliance.org

Sunday, July 7, 2019

Registration and Welcome Reception

4:00 pm –

5:30 pm

Onsite Registration and Check In

Location: Tuscan Foyer

5:00pm –

6:30pm

Welcome Reception and Dinner

6:30 pm –

8:30 pm

Opening Remarks

Introduction

Mike Kincaid, Associate Administrator, Office of STEM Engagement, NASA Education

William Harris, Executive Director, Space Center Houston

In Honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing

Film: Above and Beyond by Rory Kennedy (FAMILIES WELCOMED)

Monday, July 8, 2019

Integrated STEM Education Should Advance the Learning of Each Individual STEM Discipline

7:00 am –

7:55 am

Breakfast

8:00 am-

8:15 am

Welcome

8:15 am –

9:00 am

Keynote

The Power of Moments, Chip Heath

9:00 am –

9:50 am

What Does Integrated STEM Look Like? Part I Components of Robotics

Are You Ready to Go to Mars?

9:50 am –

10:35 am

Keynote: How Does Integrated STEM Connect to the Real World?

Stephen Pruitt, President, Southern Regional Education Board (SREB)

10:35 am –

10:45 am

Break

10:45 am –

12:15 pm

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

Math IS STEM! Building Rigorous and Engaging Mathematics Instruction and

Integrated STEM Learning, NCTM

Three-Dimensional Teaching and Learning Powered by STEM, NSTA

Empowering Educators to Effectively Implement Integrative STEM Education for

ALL Students! ITEEA

How Did We Live Without You? ASEE

CompuPower: A Culturally Responsive Technology and Leadership Course for

Fostering Technosocial Change Agents, Center for Gender Equity in Science and

Technology, Arizona State University

False Assumptions Made in Cybersecurity Curriculum for K-12, Argonne National

Laboratory

NASA’s Next Gen STEM Teaching Resources, NASA

Facilitating Learning through Technology, New York City, MS80

12:15 pm –

1:00 pm

Lunch

1:00 pm –

2:30 pm

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

Math IS STEM! Building Rigorous and Engaging Mathematics Instruction and

Integrated STEM Learning, NCTM

Three-Dimensional Teaching and Learning Powered by STEM, NSTA

Empowering Educators to Effectively Implement Integrative STEM Education for

ALL Students! ITEEA

How Did We Live Without You? ASEE

CompuPower: A Culturally Responsive Technology and Leadership Course for

Fostering Technosocial Change Agents, Center for Gender Equity in Science and

Technology, Arizona State University

False Assumptions Made in Cybersecurity Curriculum for K-12, Argonne National

Laboratory

NASA’s Next Gen STEM Teaching Resources, NASA

Facilitating Learning through Technology, New York City, MS80

2:30 pm –

2:40 pm

Break

2:40 pm –

3:40 pm

Inspiring the Next Generation of Explorers: Mike Kincaid, Associate Administrator, Office of

STEM Engagement, NASA Education and Ricky Arnold, NASA Educator Astronaut

3:40 pm –

4:10 pm

Growing Leadership

William T. Harris, Executive Director, Space Center Houston

4:10 pm –

4:30 pm

Table Reflection

4:30 pm –

6:00 pm

Networking and Sponsor Gallery Reception and Raffle

Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Integrated STEM Education Should Provide Logical Authentic Connections Between and Across

the Individual STEM Disciplines

7:00 am –

8:00 am

Breakfast

8:00 am –

8:15 am

Opening Remarks

8:15 am –

9:15 am

Showcase What Does Integrated STEM Look Like? Part II Exploring Robotics -Mission Mars

9:15 am –

10:15 am

A Conversation about Effective Strategies for STEM Integration (Flip Panel Protocol), ITEEA,

NSTA, NCTM, ASEE, Smithsonian

10:15 am –

11:15 am

Equity and Access in STEM

11:15 am –

11:25 am Break

Wednesday, July 10, 2019

Integrated STEM Education Should Serve as a Bridge to STEM Careers

7:00 am –

8:00 am

Breakfast

8:00 am –

8:15 am

Opening Remarks

8:15 am –

9:20 am

Showcase What Does Integrated STEM Look Like? Part III Exploring Robotics -Mission

Mars (Continued)

9:20 am –

10:50 am

Understanding Leadership, Laurie Hazard

10:50 am –

11:00 am

Break

11:25 am –

12:55 pm Concurrent Breakout Sessions:

Integrating Real World Design Challenges into Coherent Standards-Based Units:

Exploring the New NASA Commercial Crew Program, NASA and NSTA

It’s Getting Hot in Here! An Integrative STEM Design Challenge, ITEEA, NCTM, and ASEE

Anatomy of an Integrated STEM Unit Across the Content Areas, STEM Happens Network

and Skyline Attraction

Taking an Integrated Approach to Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion (DEAI)

in STEM, Smithsonian Science Education Center

Carnegie STEM Excellence Pathway - Journey to STEM Success, Carnegie Center

Kentucky Fried STEM - Deep Frying Education to Create a Future STEM Workforce,

Kentucky Department of Education

Putting Schools in the Drivers’ Seat: Strategies for Becoming a STEM Partner of Choice,

Boston Museum of Science

Promoting the M in STEM through 3D Design Units, SRI International

12:55 pm –

1:40 pm

Lunch

1:40 pm –

3:10 pm Concurrent Breakout Sessions:

Integrating Real World Design Challenges into Coherent Standards-Based Units:

Exploring the New NASA Commercial Crew Program, NASA and NSTA

It’s Getting Hot in Here! An Integrative STEM Design Challenge, ITEEA, NCTM, and ASEE

Anatomy of an Integrated STEM Unit Across the Content Areas, STEM Happens Network

and Skyline Attraction

Taking an Integrated Approach to Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion (DEAI)

in STEM, Smithsonian Science Education Center

Carnegie STEM Excellence Pathway - Journey to STEM Success, Carnegie Center

Kentucky Fried STEM - Deep Frying Education to Create a Future STEM Workforce,

Kentucky Department of Education

Putting Schools in the Drivers’ Seat: Strategies for Becoming a STEM Partner of Choice,

Boston Museum of Science

Bringing the T to Life in STEM, Mimetics

3:10 pm –

3:20 pm

Break

3:20 pm –

4:15 pm

Concurrent Role Alike Groups

11:00 am –

12:30 pm

Concurrent Breakout Sessions, Repeated:

Transforming a District and Its Schools through STEM Innovation, District 4, NYC

Using High-Quality, Global Projects to Engage Diverse Students in STEM, Asia Society

Connecting Students of Today with Opportunities of Tomorrow, UBTech

Design Thinking for Innovation in Education, Future Design School

STEM + Families: Bringing Students and Families Together for STEM at School and

Home, National PTA

Creating a Culture of Innovation and Collaboration: Sorsogon STEAM

Multistakeholder Innovation Program, University of Philippines

Design, Create, Inspire! MakeBlock

12:30 pm –

1:30 pm

Lunch

1:30 pm –

3:00pm

Concurrent Breakout Sessions, Repeated:

Transforming a District and Its Schools through STEM Innovation, District 4, NYC

Using High-Quality, Global Projects to Engage Diverse Students in STEM, Asia Society

Connecting Students of Today with Opportunities of Tomorrow, UBTech

Design Thinking for Innovation in Education, Future Design School

STEM + Families: Bringing Students and Families Together for STEM at School and

Home, National PTA

Creating a Culture of Innovation and Collaboration: Sorsogon STEAM

Multistakeholder Innovation Program, University of Philippines

Design, Create, Inspire! MakeBlock

Giving Students the Chance to Role-Play STEM Professionals, Challenger Center

3:00 pm –

3:10 pm

Break

3:10pm –

3:55pm

Keynote: Redesigning Education Systems to Restore Social Mobility, Paul Reville

3:55 pm –

4:45 pm

Business Panel

4:45 pm –

5:30 pm

Showcase What Does Integrated STEM Look Like? Part IV Exploring Robotics -Mission

Mars

5:30 pm –

6:30 pm

Featured Speaker: Kelvin Droegemeier, Director of the White House Office of Science and

Technology Policy

Thursday, July 11, 2019

Theme: Strategic Planning to Make it Stick

7:00 am –

8:00 am

Breakfast

8:00 am –

8:20 am

Opening Remarks

8:20 am –

9:00 am

Showcase What Does Integrated STEM Look Like? Part V Competition Time -Mission Mars

9:00 am –

9:45 am

After Three Days of Learning, Work with Your Team and New Colleagues on How to Create a

Plan to Bring It Back and Make It Stick, Chip Heath

9:45 am –

10:15 am

STEM Learning Ecosystems, TIES

10:15 am –

12:00 pm

Team Planning Time

About

The STEM Leadership Alliance is a committed group of businesses and industry leaders, educators, non-profit organizations and funders invested in promoting STEM innovation and integration in order to fosters a more suc-cessful and skilled workforce.

IMPORTANT DATES AND REMINDERS

November 21-24, 2019 First Integrated STEM Leadership Summit in Asia

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Kelli List Wells Summit Chair Salvador Fernandez Summit co-chair Rosa Lagana Registrations Susan Regino Sponsorship

ASSOCIATIONS NCTM NSTA ASEE ITEEA

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