AUBURN HILLS – The Southeast Michigan STEM Summit on March 8 and 9 at Oakland University will focus on ensuring a STEM education conduit that provides access to rewarding and productive careers, and supports the promise of continued economic prosperity and growth across the region.
The Southeast Michigan STEM Summit is designed to bring a cross sector of stakeholders together to examine the status and needs of Southeast Michigan in addressing current and evolving talent needs through STEM education. The focus will be on connections and opportunities; connecting skill development and instructional applications to career pathway needs, connecting educators and business in an evolving collaborative system, and seizing opportunities to engage students in expanding STEM learning opportunities that provide career pathway preparation for college and careers. The event also includes special programming and pricing for parents, young students, and college and university students.
Through presentations, panel discussions, exhibits, and networking attendees will identify and increase awareness of promising STEM practices and programs that provide models of measurable success along the various stages of the pipeline. This event will provide for collaboration among educators workforce professionals, business leaders, policymakers, community and nonprofit organizations, and other active participants in STEM education & workforce and economic development as well as parents and students.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
Keynote Speakers, Panels and Presentations
Special Program Focus for Parents and Students on Saturday
Breakout Sessions
STEM Vendor Exhibits – Resources for Educators and Parents
Student STEM Exhibits & Demonstrations
STEM Career Opportunities
Networking and Collaboration Opportunities
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
The event is designed for educators, workforce professionals, policymakers, community-based organizations, non-profits, business, workforce/economic development, students and parents
OPPORTUNITIES
The STEM Summit is hosted by the Southeast Michigan STEM Alliance, The Michigan STEM Partnership, and the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan (MTAM) and supported by various sponsors from a broad array of public and private organizations invested in the economic vitality of the region, including businesses, educational institutions, government agencies, and non-profit entities.
Sponsorship and Exhibitor Opportunities are still available. Click the link below for more information (http://www.mistempartnership.com/se-mi-stem-summit-2019).
STEM Vendor Exhibitor Opportunities
Details for registration and program information can be found at:
