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Encouraging Students Towards
STEM
and IT Careers
8:30 am Registration and continental breakfast
9:00 am Welcome – Beth McGrath, Director, Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education
Mary Reece, Ed.D., Director of Innovative Programs, New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association
9:15 am Keynote -
Thea Sahr, Associate Director, Educational Outreach WGBH, Public Television Station, Boston, MA
10:00 am Break Out Sessions: Emerging, high-demand new careers.
Homeland Security
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Nanotechnology
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Systems Engineering |
Cyber Security |
Biotechnology
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Alternative Energy |
11:00 am Professional Panel: STEM and IT Professionals Change the World: But What do They Really Do? -
STEM professional in a variety of non-traditional careers share their experiences
12:00 pm Lunch
12:45 pm Why are Women and Minorities Still Underrepresented in STEM Careers?
Susan Metz, Past President, Women in Engineering Proactive Network
1:15 pm Student Panel – Why I Decided to Study Engineering and How I Not Only Survived but Thrived! - Moderator, Dan Gallagher, Dean of University Admissions
2:00 pm Break Out Sessions (repeat of Morning Session)
2:45 pm Closing Comments, Evaluation, Adjourn
Jodi Mochel, Professional Development Chair, New Jersey School Counselor Association
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