• Q&A with Participants
• Presentations
• Video: STEM and Innovation Panel
• Video: Public-Private Partnership Panel
• Video: A Conversation with Uri Treisman
• Video: A New Model for Institutional Change
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Video: Public-Private Partnerships that Strengthen STEM Education Panel

This panel from the second day of the conference discussed how Industry can collaborate with public entities to advance STEM education. The video clips below represent the panel in its entirety, but are segmented to allow for easy access to relevant information.

Introduction

Jamai Blivin
Executive Director, Innovate Educate and Outreach Director, New Mexico Learning Network

Moderator

Charles Fadel
Global Director, Education, Cisco Systems

Panelists

Kim Adams
Vice President, Human Resources, Lockheed Martin

Cathleen Barton
US and Arizona Education Manager, Intel Corporation

Cheryl Carrier
Ford Motor Company Fund and Community Services Program Director, Ford Partnership for Advanced Studies, Next Generation Learning Community

Rich Rosen
STEM Education, Battelle Corporation

Video

1. Jamai Blivin Introduction
2. Charles Fadel
3. Kim Adams: Engineering Workforce Shortages
4. Cathleen Barton: Now is the Time for Systemic Change
5. Cheryl Carrier: Relevance and Community Engagement
6. Rich Rosen: Battelle’s Experiences and Practices
7. Question One: Role of Small Corporations (Barton)
8. Question Two: Market Forces in Engineering Job Market (Adams)
9. Question Three: Policy Change and Business (All Panelists)
10. Question Four: Roadblocks (Rosen, Barton, Carrier)
11. Question Five: Infrastructure Governance (Adams, Rosen, Barton)
12. Question Six: PR Strategies (Carrier, Adams)

Jamai Blivin Introduction

Charles Fadel

Kim Adams: Engineering Workforce Shortages

Cathleen Barton: Now is the Time for Systemic Change

Cheryl Carrier: Relevance and Community Engagement

Rich Rosen: Battelle’s Experiences and Practices

Question One: Role of Small Corporations

Question Two: Market Forces in Engineering Job Market

Question Three: Policy Change and Business

Question Four: Roadblocks

Question Five: Infrastructure Governance

Question Six: PR Strategies

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