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New Jersey STEM Pathways Network Quarterly Meeting Delran High School (Burlington County) June 27, 2019 Follow us @NJSTEMPathways #NJSTEM #NJSTEM Month Agenda STEM Activity Welcome & Updates New Jersey STEM Month Award Winners
New Jersey STEM Pathways Network Quarterly Meeting
Delran High School (Burlington County) June 27, 2019
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Agenda
STEM Activity Welcome & Updates New Jersey STEM Month Award Winners’ Presentations Priority Action Group Breakout/Report
Early Learning Computer Science Teacher Recruitment & Training Workforce Development
Celebratory Luncheon
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Delran STEM Ecosystem Alliance Erica DeMichele Mary Jo Hutchinson
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Kim Case, Executive Director, R&D Council of NJ, and NJSPN Managing Partner
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Kim Case, Executive Director, Research & Development Council of NJ, and NJSPN Managing Partner
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NJSPN & Ecosystem China Presentation
invited by Kean University to present
Kean-Wenzhou campus
the development of a sister school program
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NJ STEM Data Dashboard
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Promising Practices Webinar Series
Early Learning - April 10, 2019 - 12 p.m.
Zeynep Ercan, M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education, Co-Director, Early Childhood Leadership Institute, Center for Access, Success, and Equity at Rowan University
Apprenticeships - June 26, 2019 - 12 p.m.
Nicholas Toth, NJ Dept. of Labor & Workforce Development Alexandra Hoffman, German American Chamber of Commerce
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HINJ Excellence in STEM Award
Excerpt from Letter from HINJ: As you know, the HealthCare Institute of New Jersey (HINJ),the trade association representing the research-based biopharmaceutical and medical technology industry in New Jersey, annually recognizes excellence in research, public service, patient advocacy and STEM education. I am delighted that the New Jersey STEM Pathways Network has agreed to accept the 2019 HINJ Excellence in STEM Education Award as part of our annual Recognition Awards Program. We have chosen to honor the Network for its accomplishments in terms of helping New Jersey to attract, cultivate and retain a 21st century workforce that is engaged and supported through statewide alignment of public and private STEM educational resources, ensuring that the state remains globally competitive in STEM industries and continues its rich history of innovation.
Thank you to our Leaders!
Pastor Keith Davis, Camden Dream Center; SJSIP Ecosystem Brian Carter, Overdeck Family Foundation Kathleen Cree, Newark STEAM Coalition Erica DeMichele, Delran School District; Delran STEM Ecosystem Alliance Mahako Etta, Newark STEAM Coalition Veronica Gonzales, TIES National Ecosystem Director Mary Jo Hutchinson, Delran School District; Delran STEM Ecosystem Alliance Yvonne Kilson, Camden County College; SJSIP Ecosystem Pavithra Lakshminarayan, Mindbytes; SJSIP Ecosystem/Early Learning Gemma Lenowitz, Overdeck Family Foundation Ralph Losanno, Flemington-Raritan SD; HSMC Ecosystem Clive Li, Hudson County Community College; Liberty STEM Ecosystem Kari McGann, Flemington-Raritan SD; HSMC Ecosystem Traymanesha Moore, Newark STEAM Coalition Vanashri Nargund, New Jersey City University; Liberty STEM Ecosystem Tunde Onitiri, Camden Dream Center-SJSIP/CS Priority Group Ken Robell, Salem County Community College Liz Rodriguez, Camden County College; SJSIP Patricia Smeyers, Secaucus SD; Liberty STEM Ecosystem/TT&R Priority Group Kristen Wolff, Flemington-Raritan SD; HSMC Ecosystem Elaine Zundl, Rutgers University; Workforce Development Priority Group
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Best Wishes to Dr. Brian Carter!
Foundation
development of our ecosystems
Honorees
STEM Civic Leadership Award Rishab Rahb, WeMake 4H STEM Advocate of the Year Daryl Detrick Expanding Computer Science STEM Collaboration of the Year New Jersey Maker’s Day New Jersey State Library Newark Museum MakerSPACE STEM Corporate Partner of the Year PSEG Accepted by Maria Spina, PSEG Foundation Program Manager STEM Educator of the Year Christine Girtain Toms River School District (North & South)
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Daryl Detrick
Warren Hills High School Computer Science Teacher CS4NJ Computer Science for All Students
@Mr_Detrick @WHRHighSchool @code.org #NJSTEMMonth #NJSTEM #CS4All
Computer Science Teachers Association of NJ
June 27, 2019 NJSPN Quarterly Meeting www.tinyurl.com/CSNJ19
(more detailed presentation)
CSTA Chapters in NJ
CSTA Northern NJ - Kean / Drew President Lee Hayden lhayden@roxbury.org CSTA Central NJ - Rutgers / Princeton President Claudette Guy claudetteguy16@gmail.com CSTA Southern NJ – Stockton President Adam Swift swifta@eht.k12.nj.us
“Access to CS Education has become the social justice issue of the 21st
poverty is to give them access to privileged skills.”
Chris Stevenson Former CSTA Executive Director Head of CS Education at Google
15,898 current openings in NJ.
Average computing salary $107,260
Code.org
$1,705,218,049 annual salaries that are unfilled in NJ
APCS in New Jersey
High Schools offer one or both APCS 2010 136 2018 253 (34% of NJ HS)
511 public + ~250 private = ~750 high schools
Students taking APCSA or APCSP exam
2010 942 2018 6617 (1.7% of NJ HS students)
~400,000 HS students in NJ
Info from Code.org, NJDOE and High-Schools.com
2018
CSA
CSP
# of students tested 3853 2764 # of schools offering APCSA 229 143 # of females tested 953
25%
903
33%
# of black students tested 133
3%
104
4%
# of Hispanic students tested 354
9%
396
14%
Comparing APCSA vs APCSP 2018 New Jersey
Data from: https://research.collegeboard.org/programs/ap/data/participation/ap-2018
Test Takers per 100,000 in 2018
AP CSA AP CSP
1 New Jersey 43 1 Maryland 59 2 Virginia 39 2 Florida 41 3 Maryland 36 3 Connecticut 36 4 Massachusetts 35 4 California 35 5 Wash D.C. 31 5 Rhode Island 34 6 California 30 6 Alabama 33 7 Connecticut 30 7 New Jersey 31 8 Washington 29 8 New York 30 9 Texas 25 9 Georgia 29 10 Illinois 25 10 Massachusetts 28
https://cs4all.home.blog/
Legislation signed into Law
course (Jan 2016)
Computer Science course (Jan 2018)
endorsement (Aug 2018)
Governor Murphy supports CS
“Computer Science for All” initiative
New Jersey Computer Science Advisory Board
Approx 25 members representing
Governor’s Office , NJDOE, K-12, Higher Ed, Office of Higher Ed, Office Labor and Workforce Dev, NJCICC, Code.org
Meet once a month at NJDOE since October 2018 Facilitated by
Deidre Richardson - Math and CS Coordinator
New Jersey Computer Science Advisory Board
Developing a Computer Science Education Action Plan
Submit to the Governor by October 2019
New Jersey had 1154 girls participate this spring. Second most to Texas and double last year 6 NJ schools received total $3000 from Sans Institute 13 NJ schools qualified for National Championship Luncheon with NJ Director of Homeland Security
How can you help?
Nearly 300 people on our list serve
CS teachers and mentor them
k-12 CS program at your school
Feel free to contact me at DarylDetrick@cstanj.org
Collaboration of the Year
@njmakersday @NewarkMusuem @njstatelibrary #NJSTEMMonth #NJSTEM
▪ Series of workshops that integrate open-ended science activities with children’s books ▪ For ages 3-10 and families ▪ Accessible science topics and materials ▪ Designed for community-based settings like museums, libraries,
programs
Leap is a nationwide network
Leap into Science National Network currently includes 12 states, and will grow to 20 by 2021. ▪ Science museum in Philadelphia , PA ▪ Developed the activities and training ▪ Network
▪ Expertise in collaborat ion & gender equity
Preschool
Ages 3-5 Structured Activities
Elementary
Ages 6-10 Structured Activities
Family
All Ages
Mix of structured & station-based
ded
nded
s learner’s ideas
vocabulary
ve communica tion
ng
ng
risks
meaning
like a scientist
Rawlins NJ State Library
Reedell Newark Museum
Baldwin NJ Makers Day
Balan ce
2018
Wind
2019
Light & Shado ws
2020
Year 1 Highlights
educators statewide in 2018-19
statewide by the NJ Leap Team in 2018
into Science workshops statewide in 2018-19.
STEM Corporate Partner of the Year Accepted by Maria Spina Program Officer, PSEG Foundation
@PSEGNews #NJSTEMMonth #NJSTEM #STEM
42 We have the
energy
to make things better … for you, for our investors and for our stakeholders.
P S E G P S E G F O U N D A T I O N
MARIA SPINA – FOUNDATION PROGRAM MANAGER
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PSEG Foundation
The PSEG Foundation, 501(c)(3), the discrete philanthropic arm of Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. (PSEG) (NYSE:PEG), aims to build sustainable and thriving communities by fostering equity, safety, and diversity and inclusion as well as supporting the environment and education & workforce development in the communities we serve. Headquartered in Newark, N.J., PSEG is a diversified energy company with approximately 13,000 employees. In 2019, PSEG was named one of Forbes’ Best Employers For Diversity. In addition, PSEG was named to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index North America for the 11th consecutive year in 2018 and received a Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index 2018 rating of 100
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EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
The PSEG Foundation supports scalable programs that provide access to quality education for students in underserved areas that help to address equity and also to create a direct pipeline of diverse students who are inspired in pursuing STEM/STEAM. Program examples include:
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THRIVING COMMUNITIES
PSEG Foundation provides support in the communities we serve recognizing the diverse and social concerns that impact our communities. Some areas of focus include:
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CLEAN EARTH
The PSEG Foundation provides support to projects that deliver sustainable solutions to neighborhoods to enhance the environment for a more ecological and cleaner future. Some areas
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POWER OF ONE CAMPAIGN
Power of One is PSEG’s community engagement initiative that recognizes and celebrates PSEG employees, as well as individuals
Celebration of Citizenship: An enterprise-wide program that recognizes PSEG employees for their acts of volunteerism. The company spotlights employees’ service; is expanding its portfolio of volunteer activities; and offers grants to select organizations for which volunteers give their time. Bright Lights: Bright Lights is a program that celebrates volunteerism and good deeds in the community in New Jersey, Long Island, and Bridgeport, CT. This program catches people in the act of doing good and fosters a spirit of celebration on social media through the hashtags #PSEGPowerOfOne and #PowerOfOnePSEGLI in Long Island. The program will also award select surprise micro-grants to non-profit
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POWER OF ONE
https://corporate.pseg.com/corporatecitizenship/ psegfoundation/power-of-one
STEM Teacher of the Year Christine Girtain
Director of Authentic Science Research at Toms River High School (North & South)
@CCGirt @wearetrschools
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Christine Girtain Director of Authentic Science Research Toms River Regional Schools cgirtain@trschools.com
2014 NJSTA Conference
Toms River: 1st Camp Invention Site in Ocean County 2015 Now: 5 Camp Invention locations in Ocean County 2019
www.CampInvention.org
Led to:
Lead Teacher Role
The Earth Scientist
NJ Earth Science Teacher Association Treasurer 2003-present
Rutgers Waksman Student Scholars Program 2016 - Present
NJSTA Conference 2017
MiniOne: Richard Chan introduced me to MassBio’s Wolbachia training
Model: MASSBIO established MASSBIOED
My Goal: Establish a similar program in NJ partnering with BioNJ, NJ Pathways etc.
Wolbachia Student Workshop
$10,000 Grant
Toms River students partner with Israeli students on Wolbachia Project
PhD mentoring CRISPR student workshop Toms River, NJ
from BioTech without Borders Brooklyn, NY
Cold Spring Harbor DNA Learning Center Camps in Toms River, NJ
BioCoding Camp
use Python to analyze DNA sequences from HIV DNA Barcoding Camp
where students extract DNA and send it for sequencing for species identifcation
Partnership with NAVAIR Lakehurst & National Aviation Research and Technology Park
http://blog.idonethis.com/7-lessons-survivors hip-bias-will-help-make-better-decisions/
Computer Science Rm102 Early Learning Rm103 Teacher Training & Recruitment Rm104 Workforce Development Rm105
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Padlet Reflection: https://padlet.com/NJSPN/reflect “What is one thing you want to achieve next year in your group?”
Post-Meeting Survey Please Visit www.njstempathways.org
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