This workshop will cover how to use videos of classroom projects and student success stories. 

• Asking students to create video projects is a great tool and has a huge impact in making students feel that they are participating in their learning journey. 
• Creating videos of employers or former students talking about their work and why their education is useful in their current position is another very motivational tool. 

These success stories can also be shown to prospective students to learn about the programs being offered. Real-world examples will be included.

Join community planning and design thought leaders, innovators, and other visionaries to discover how they are leveraging geodesign and technology to tackle challenges, adapt to change, become more resilient, and plan for a better future.

ITEEA's 85th Annual Conference. The annual ITEEA conference provides an unparalleled opportunity for technology and engineering educators to gain comprehensive professional development and networking experiences. ITEEA members pay a reduced rate to attend and can choose from dozens of interest sessions, workshops, and social events. This is a unique opportunity to learn from and share with other technology and engineering STEM education professionals in a variety of formats.

In April of 2023, EPRI will be hosting a second Supply Chain Workshop to describe work that has already begun to address several of the key opportunities and to seek further industry input on actionable items. These topics were selected based on the outcomes of the first workshop and a follow-on survey of the industry. Specifically, topics which the 2nd Workshop will cover include:

• Welding Workforce Development
• Fitness for Nuclear (FN4) North America – Vendor Fitness & Qualification
• Capabilities in the Areas of Fabricators, Machining Supplier Capabilities, and Heat Treating/Bending
• Architect Engineer (AE) Perspectives on New Build & Supply Chain
• Codes & Standards Progress and Challenges
• Materials Qualification – Overcoming the Barriers of Accelerated Qualification

The two-day workshop will include presentations by industry experts, Code representatives, key stakeholders (AES developers/manufacturers), equipment manufacturers, selected vendors, and AEs.

Join industry and educational leaders to discuss the critical role and immense impact of optics and photonics technologies on advanced manufacturing, telecommunication, transportation, sustainable energy, defense, and national security. The topics will include the current and future state of optics and photonics, prevalent issues, education, and workforce development.

Congressman Brian Mast, Representative for the 21st District of Florida and Co-Chair of the Congressional Optics and Photonics Caucus in D.C., will be on hand.

­­­Extend your stay and attend the celebration of light-based technologies during the Optics and Photonics Festival immediately following the Industry Symposium. Enjoy demonstrations and activities, and tour IRSC’s cutting-edge photonics, high-power laser, fiber optics, and quantum labs.

This symposium is hosted by the Association of Computer Science Departments at Minority Institutions (ADMI). This event is devoted to computing issues relevant to minority students, education, and institutions. This 2023 Symposium will be held in-person and virtually and will highlight undergraduate and graduate research with particular interest on innovations in the computing field.

Symposium includes:

• Current Perspectives on Machine Learning & Related Topics
• Student Papers & Oral Presentations
• Faculty Papers & Presentations
• HBCU Cybersecurity Competition
• HBCU Computer Science Olympiad Competition
• ADMI Symposium Social Media Competition
• Workshops
• Grad School/Career Fair

As part of CUNY’s leading role in the movement to provide expanded access and services to neurodiverse students on the college campus, the Central Office of Student Affairs Disability Programs hosts the annual CUNY Neurodiversity Conference each spring. CUNY’s two signature neurodiversity initiatives, Project REACH and CUNY Unlimited, join with stakeholders to share best practices for supporting students while they’re in college and during transitions to and from campus.

The fifth CUNY Neurodiversity Conference will celebrate neurodivergent creative expression. A virtual conference day and art exhibit featuring neurodivergent artists from across CUNY and the wider community will take place on April 14th, 2023.

Learn how solar PV works & develop lesson plans for your classroom. Join CREATE for the Virtual PV Solar Institute.

Included with the course:

• Six complete solar PV lesson packages (and access to many more!)
• $200 in solar PV equipment to implement CREATE’s lessons (classroom solar module, electrical meters, solar power meter).
• Professional instruction using CREATE’s lessons and equipment in your classroom.
• Opportunity to win up to $1000 through Teaching Innovation competitions by demonstrating effective use of your lesson plan in the classroom.
• Lab equipment award application to request student sets of solar PV equipment to support teaching solar in your classroom (valued at $1200).

Live instruction Saturdays (April 15th, 22nd, and 29th) at 11:00-12:30 CST. Professional hour on Wednesdays (April 19th and 26th) at 6:00-7:00pm CST.