International Conference on Transnational Collaboration

 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TRANSNATIONAL COLLABORATION IN STEAM EDUCATION 2013 UNIMAS, Kota Samarahan SARAWAK 3rd -­‐ 4th OCTOBER 2013 Welcome!
The first-annual conference exploring the world of cross-cultural, collaborative science and arts
education and how to prepare tomorrow’s leaders for a 21st Century workforce is fast approaching
— The International Conference on Transnational Collaboration in STEAM Education is this
October 3 and 4, 2013 in Kuching, Malaysia.
Our conference will be part of a week’s worth of an international festival of conferences on
science and arts education around the world working to make concrete impact in the STEM field.
We’re incredibly proud and excited about the international gathering keynote speakers – leaders
of industry, policy and academia -- who will be joining us to share their insights, wisdom and
ideas.
Please find below a list of speakers and venue locations.
Science House Foundation would like to extend special thanks to our grant supporters who have
provided critical financial support to make it possible for many of these amazing speakers to join
us. Lead supporters include: The Sarawak Convention Bureau, The Richard Lounsbery
Foundation and The Ford Foundation.
Joshua Sheridan Fouts
Chair, Transnational Collaborative STEAM Education Summit
Executive Director, Science House Foundation
Transnational Collaborative STEAM Education:
Issues and Opportunities
A summit at WORLDSTE2013, Borneo, Malaysia
October 3rd and 4th, 2013
In an increasingly interdependent economy, one of the key skills that all science
educators, students and scientists will need to succeed is awareness of how to collaborate
in a global marketplace. Two of the largest science projects of the last two decades, the
human genome project and the large hadron collider, were the results of scientists from
hundreds of countries collaborating across cultures. How can we expand these
monumental efforts to transnational K-12 science education?
The path to transnational collaboration around science education is highly complex and yet
the returns can be great for countries, cultures and economies by translating into new
opportunities for jobs, a better informed public, strengthening the education base of
students (including retention rates) and providing new venues for self-esteem for K-12
kids.
Some issues that this summit will address include:
Toward a transnational, collaborative science curriculum:
● Jobs skills and retention: Why create a collaborative curriculum?
● How to create a viable globally collaborative science curriculum
● Science education across languages and linguistic barriers
● The role of governments and non-state actors in international curriculum
development
Cultural Collaboration and Science:
● Science education, business and the social good
● Strategies for creating meaningful foundations in cultural collaboration in a K12 environment
● How to incentivize teachers; creating space for cultural collaboration
ICT and Science Education: Crossing Borders with Technology
● Innovative uses of technology for creating synergy between cultures and classrooms.
● Entrepreneurs, ICT and Transnational Science Education
The Future of Education: Seeking Synergy in a Transnational Context:
● Overcoming stereotypes: Transnational versus Global. How to create synergies?
● Creating meaningful dialog between cultures toward a science education
system that benefits all.
● Next generation science education
Theme: Smart Economic Developm
Keynote Speakers Ralph L. “Skip” Boyce, President, Boeing Southeast Asia, USA
Ralph L. “Skip” Boyce was appointed vice president of Boeing
International and president of Boeing Southeast Asia in February 2008.
He is responsible for strengthening the company’s presence across the
region and supporting Boeing’s growth opportunities. He is based in
Singapore and reports to Shep Hill, president, Boeing International.
Before joining Boeing, Boyce was a Foreign Service officer with the
U.S. Department of State for 31 years. He served as the U.S.
ambassador to Thailand from January 2005 to December 2007. Before
that, he was ambassador to Indonesia from October 2001 to October
2004 and deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asia and Pacific
Affairs from August 1998 to July 2001.
His earlier assignments with the U.S. government included deputy chief of mission in Bangkok;
deputy chief of mission in Singapore; political counselor in Bangkok; and advisor to the deputy
secretary of state, responsible for the foreign affairs budget. Boyce began his Foreign Service
career with assignments in Tehran, Tunis and Islamabad. Boyce is a trustee of the Asia
Foundation Singapore. He has a bachelor’s degree from George Washington University (1974)
and a Master of Public Affairs degree from Princeton University (1976). He speaks French,
Persian and Thai.
Dr Tin Hliang, Science Advisor to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar
After a 33-year academic career, he joined the Myanmar Scientific and
Technological Research Department as Director, and in 1997 he
became Director-General of Atomic Energy Department in the Ministry
of Science and Technology. Upon retirement he joined the Myanmar
Academy of Technology as Executive Member.
Dr. Meghan Groome, Executive Director of Education and Public Programs, New York
Academy of Sciences, USA
Dr. Meghan Groome is the Executive Director of Education and
Public Programs at the New York Academy of Sciences. Dr.
Groome is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at SUNY
Environmental Science and Forestry and the Principal
Investigator and Co-Investigator on a $2.95M collaborative
grant between the Academy and the State University of New
York (DRL 1223303). Dr. Groome joined the Academy in July
of 2010 after spending almost three years as a consultant to
the American Museum of Natural History. While at AMNH, Dr. Groome worked on special
projects in the Government Relations and Education Departments. Previous to her work at
AMNH, Dr. Groome was a Senior Policy Analyst with the National Governors Association and
worked on Governor Janet Napolitano’s Innovation America initiative and co-authored Building
a STEM Agenda, a framework for state’s and large organizations to improve their science
education pipelines from birth through graduate school.
Dr. Groome completed her PhD at Teachers College Columbia University in Science Education
with a focus on urban science education and reform and conducted field research with Dr. Ann
Rivet and Dr. Angela Calabrese-Barton at middle schools across NYC. Her academic work
includes learning in informal environments, professional development for teachers, and specific
classroom strategies for increasing equity and access in schools and has authored numerous
articles and academic presentation on those topic areas. During graduate school, Dr. Groome
co-founded uPublic, an education consulting company focused on local, national, and
international education reforms including large-scale policy reforms in developing countries and
school design. In addition, Dr. Groome was an Education Policy Fellow for the Institute for
Educational Leadership.
Dr. Mee Young Choi Programme Specialist in Education/ESD
Team Leader Programme Specialist in Education/ESD Team
Leader, Jakarta, INDONESIA
Dr. Mee Young has considerable experience in international education
and environmental issues, having both academic background and
practical experience evolving in a career path from a Science
Education teacher, a researcher and a project manager of policy
research team for Capacity Development and ESD since the late 1980s
up to the present. She has a Ph.D. and MPhil in Environmental Education from King’s College
London (University of London, London, UK), a MA in Environmental Education from Yonsei
University (Seoul City, Republic of Korea), and a BA in Science Education & Biology education
from Chungbuk University (Cheongju City, Republic of Korea). Mee Young has worked for the
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (Japan), the National Foundation for Education
Research (UK), the National Environmental Technology Information Centre (South Korea),
King’s College London (UK), and the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of the
Republic of Korea, to support ESD, address poverty issues through education, and promote
Science Education in the Asia-Pacific region
Dr. Amancio Friaça, University of São Paulo, BRAZIL
Dr. Amâncio Friaça is a researcher in astrophysics, cosmology and
astrobiology at the Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics and
Atmospheric Sciences of University of São Paulo and is also
dedicated to history and philosophy of science and teaching in
science. Having organized several workshops and schools of
astrobiology, he is currently involved in middle and high school
educational projects from the point of view of astrobiology.
Pascal van den Nieuwendijk, Directo, “Shape the Future” Program in Asia, Microsoft,
Inc.
Pascal is Director of the “Shape the Future” Program in Asia
within the Microsoft Public Sector Group. Van den Nieuwendijk is
focused on creating demand for Microsoft Software products and
online services via Public and Private Partnerships. His mandate
is to bring the benefits of technology to students, teachers, civil
servants, health professionals, citizens and families in Asia by
working with the governments, development agencies and
industry.
Van den Nieuwendijk joined Microsoft in January 2010 to lead
the “Shape the Future” program in Asia Pacific. This program
aims at bridging the digital divide by improving access to
technology, internet connectivity, 21st century teaching & learning and relevant local content.
Microsoft collaborates with local and worldwide leaders on a comprehensive, long-term
approach that positively impacts lives and creates sustainable development.
Pernilla Molander and Anna Kristensson, BRIGHT Education, SWEDEN
Pernilla Molander is the CEO of BRIGHT of Sweden; a Swedish company that develop and sell
their own science education models around the world. BRIGHT of Sweden has taken their
hands-on models from Sweden to a global market.
Anna Kristensson is the Marketing Director at BRIGHT of Sweden. BRIGHT of Sweden’s aim is
to reach science classrooms all over the world and make the inner world of science available
for everyone, everywhere.
Bryan “Rick” Switzer, Regional Environment, Science, Technology and Health Officer
(REO) Hub Director for East and Southeast Asia, US Department of State
Bryan “Rick” Switzer is the Regional Environment, Science, Technology and Health Officer
(REO) Hub Director for East and Southeast Asia for the United States Department of State.
Prior to Bangkok Rick served in Baghdad where he was the Program
Manager of the $650 million Police Development Program. His other
previous postings include Barbados, Tijuana and Beijing. Prior to joining
State Rick co-founded a wireless technology start-up and also conducted
innovation policy research at the University of California. He brings with
him an extensive background in entrepreneurship having helped launch
the Global Connect program at the University of California San Diego
and later the Barbados Entrepreneurship Foundation while recently
serving at the Embassy in Bridgetown. Rick’s educational background
includes a Masters in International Management from the University of
California, San Diego’s Graduate School of International Relations and
Pacific Studies. He can speak Mandarin and Spanish. Rick is married to
Sandy Switzer who also works for the Department of State and they have three children.
Catherine Saldutti, President of EduChange, New York, NY USA
Catherine Saldutti is President of EduChange, Inc. She has over 20 years of
experience in secondary education, and has served as a teacher,
administrator, professional development provider, program evaluator and
content developer. She founded EduChange in 2000 to provide practical
solutions for teaching and learning. Her team of senior consultants has built
relationships with over 350 schools in New York City and several school
districts across the USA. In 2006 Saldutti founded Teachers for Learners to
design instructional tools and systems including Concept Construxions, a
patented tool to support interdisciplinary language learning in the academic
domains. In 2010 she began forging relationships with education
professionals and ministry officials in Chile, New Zealand and the UK. After
a 10-year implementation period in NYC with partnering scientists from The
Rockefeller University, the Integrated Biology & Chemistry Program has been digitally deployed in a
Sao Paulo school and is being marketed internationally. Saldutti earned degrees from Stanford
University, where she contributed preliminary work to TIMSS, and The Harvard Graduate School of
Education, where she served as Chair of the Dean’s Advisory Committee.
Dr. Jonathan Hill, Associate Dean for the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and
Information Systems, Pace University, New York, NY USA
Dr. Jonathan H. Hill is Associate Dean for the Seidenberg School of
Computer Science and Information Systems, where he establishes and
manages key internal and external partnerships for improving STEM
education. Jonathan directs key recruitment, retention, and funding initiatives
for the Seidenberg School including the Seidenberg Scholars Summer
Experience, which brings 30 of the best STEM students in the country to
Pace for a week of high tech exploration. He represents the University
externally as a board member of the City Council Speakers Initiative on
Technology and he is active in external relationships with numerous tech
organizations and private sector firms. He oversees interdisciplinary
partnerships involving the Seidenberg School with the University’s other
constituent schools as well as institutional linkages with international universities including the highly
successful partnership with Finland’s Aalto University centered on interdisciplinary collaboration. He
started the Seidenberg Scholars honors program in 2005 for top tier undergraduate students and
has collaborated successfully on a number of government, private sector, and foundation grants
including awards from Hewlett Packard, the NYC EDC and others. He is Director of the Seidenberg
Creative Labs, a research and development initiative that develops prototype technology products
for corporate partners. Since 1992, Jonathan has partnered with the NYCDOE to provide
professional development programming for teachers at the middle and high school levels. These
partnerships are key to providing applied research experiences available to the faculty, students,
and staff of the school. In addition to his development duties, Jonathan teaches two courses per
semester and is active in the life of the University. He is a member of the inaugural class of Pace’s
Fast Paced Leadership Development Program. Prior to coming to Pace in 2003, Jonathan held
faculty postings at the City University of New York as well as management positions with customer
facing technology companies.
Don Le ( Lê Triệu Đôn ) and Tony Ngo ( Ngô Chí Giang ), Co-founders, Everest Education, Ho
Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
Don is co-founder, CEO, and teacher at Everest Education, an international tutoring social
enterprise whose mission is to transform how students learn in Vietnam. He
has overseen the organization’s growth from an idea to 150 students on a
shoe-string budget and virtually no advertising. Don also serves as a Board
Member of Sponsors for Educational Opportunity – Vietnam (SEO-Vietnam),
and is currently President of the Board. Don holds a B.S. in Computer
Science and a B.A. in Economics from Stanford University.
Tony is co-founder and Chairman of Everest Education. Concurrently, Tony
works for Bridger Capital, evaluating investment opportunities in Vietnam and
globally. Bridger is a $2bn private partnership based in New York,
NY. Additionally, Tony founded Sponsors for Educational Opportunity –
Vietnam (SEO-Vietnam), a non-profit developing leadership capacity among a
network of young professionals committed to making a difference in Vietnam
economically and socially. He is currently Chairman. Tony holds an M.B.A.,
Harvard Business School, an M.S. in Industrial Engineering, Stanford
University, and B.A. in Economics, Stanford University
Dr Lauren Birney, Pace University USA
Dr. Lauren B. Birney Ed.D is an urban STEM educator with
twenty- five years of experience in the field. Currently, she
teaches in the School of Education at Pace University
preparing both pre-service and in-service teachers in the
areas of curriculum and instruction, classroom management,
teaching methodologies and research techniques. Lauren
earned a B.A. in Biology/Chemistry from the University of San
Diego, an M.A. in Counseling & an Ed.D in Educational
Leadership from the University of Southern California.
Professor Gary Wagenbach Winifred and Atherton Bean Professor
of Biology Science, Technology, and Society - Emeritus
Department of Biology, Carleton College
For the past 4 years Professor Gary Wagenbach has
contributed teacher professional development, and assisted
curriculum development, in the bilingual (English & Burmese)
K-12 school, Lumbini Academy, Yangon, Myanmar. Having
taught biology and environmental studies at Carleton College
(liberal arts), Northfield, MN USA for 39 years Wagenbach
makes his wide experience as a science educator available to
Lumbini as the school seeks to become a model in Myanmar.
Joshua Sheridan Fouts, Executive Director, Science House Foundation
Joshua Sheridan Fouts is a social entrepreneur whose career has focused
on projects involving creativity and innovation in education, media, cultural
and international relations. He is currently executive director of Science
House Foundation an international human development, workforce
preparedness and education innovation NGO working in over 25 countries.
He is the founder and former director of two global think-tanks at the
University of Southern California Annenberg School that explored the future
of cultural collaboration and education technologies.
Time
Venue
Session
Thursday, 3rd October 2013
0830
090
0
DeTAR
Foyer
Registration
0900
091
5
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Welcoming Speech
by Joshua Fouts
0915
100
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1000
103
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1030
110
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 2
Dewan
Delima
Dr. Tin Hlaing
Science Advisor to
Daw Aung San Suu
Kyi, MYANMAR
Amb. Skip Boyce
President, Boeing Southeast
Asia
Morning Tea
Keynote
Break
Speaker
1100
113
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Dr. Meghan
Groome
Exec. Dir.
Education and
Public
Programs, New
York Academy
of Sciences,
USA
Keynote
Speaker
1130
120
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Dr. Rick Switzer
Regional
Environment,
Science,
Technology and
Health Officer
for East and
Southeast Asia,
US Department
of State
Keynote
Speaker
Inaugural
Ceremon
y
Keynote
Speaker
1230
133
0
143
0
DeTAR
1430
153
0
DeTAR
1530
160
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Caroline
Chipperfield
Deputy Director,
Education for
East Asia,
British Council,
UNITED
KINGDOM
Keynote
Speaker
1600
163
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Keynote
Speaker
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 2
Dewan
Delima
Dr. Amâncio
Friaça
Professor of
Physics,
Universidade de
São Paulo,
BRASIL
Afternoon Tea
Break
1330
1630
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 2
Meeting
Room 4
Dewan
Delima
Mutiara
LUNCH BREAK
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Dr. Mee Young Choi
Programme Specialist in
Edcuation,
ESD Team Leader UNESCO,
Jakarta
INDONESIA
Dr. Lauren Birney
Professor of Education,
Pace University, USA
Friday, 4th October 2013
0830
090
0
093
0
DeTAR
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Welcoming
Speech by
Joshua Fouts
0930
100
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
Anne
Kristensson,
Pernilla
Molander
Founders,
BRIGHT,
SWEDEN
1000
103
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1030
110
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 2
Dewan
Delima
Dr. Jonathan
Hill
Professor of
ICT, Pace
University,USA
Morning Tea
Break
1100
113
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1130
120
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1200
123
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1230
133
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 2
Dewan
Delima
0900
Foyer
Registration
Catherine
Saldutti
President,
EduChange,
USA
Dr. Gary
Wagenbach
Winifred and
Atherton Bean
Professor of
Biology,
Carleton
College, USA
Snapshots and
questions.
Discussion of
issues.
LUNCH
Keynote
Speaker
Keynote
Speaker
Keynote
Speaker
Keynote
Speaker
Panel
1330
140
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1400
143
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1430
150
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1500
153
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Mutiara
1530
160
0
163
0
DeTAR
Meeting
Room 4
Meeting
Room 4
Meeting
Room 2
Mutiara
Don Le & Tony
Keynote
Ngo
Speaker
Founders,
Everest
Education,
VIETNAM
Pascal van den
Keynote
Nieuwendijk,
Speaker
Director, Public
& Private
Alliances, Public
Sector, Asia
Pacific,
Microsoft
Joshua Fouts,
Closing
Executive
Remarks
Director,
Science House
Foundation
Snapshots and
Panel
questions.
Discussion of
issues.
STEAM Acknowledgment
Mutiara
Closing Ceremony
Dewan
Delima
Afternoon Tea Break
1600
1630
DeTAR
DeTAR
Does your city excel in STEM education and innovation?
Safety and Transnational Collaboration Dinner
Join us for a night of glitz and glamor at the Merdeka Palace Hotel as we enjoy an
evening of networking with people from around the world from the safety, science
and education sectors.
Date - Friday 4th October 2013
Time - 7.30pm to 11.30pm
Cost – RM 150.00
Venue - Merdeka Palace Hotel, Kuching Sarawak Malaysia
*Tickets available at Registration Desk in UNIMAS DeTAR PUTRA
EduChange – STEM Education Workshops EduChange® provides professional development; creates content, curriculum & assessment systems; and conducts program evaluation services for the K -­‐12 educational community. EduChange clients and collaborators include public and independent schools, universities, non-­‐profit organizations, and corporations. The company is led by Catherine Saldutti, a former teacher and administrator with over 19 years of experience in schools. The EduChange mission is to optimize a wide variety of teaching and learning environments for educators and students. EduChange® provides practical solutions based on experiences in real-­‐world public and independent schools. The EduChange® approach is a customized one, catering directly to your organization's complex needs. Our wide array of services offers you the flexibility needed to address your diverse population of educators and learners. Workshop 1: Tuesday 1st October 1:30pm – 2:30pm, DeTAR PUTRA -­‐ UNIMAS Theme: Co-­‐Creating E-­‐Texts with Students, Critical Reading, Writing and Thinking in a Spiralled Curriculum Workshop 2: Wednesday 2nd October 2:00pm – 3:00pm, DeTAR PUTRA – UNIMAS Theme: Building Critical Thinking and Academic Discourse across Disciplines Workshop 3: Thursday 3rd October 1:30pm – 2:30pm, DeTAR PUTRA -­‐ UNIMAS Theme: Integrating Biology and Chemistry in Authentic STEM Contexts for Secondary and Beyond. Exhibitor List
Exhibitor The University of Waikato Global STEM States Inc Asia Pacific Society for Solar and Hybrid Technologies (APSSAHT) International Council of Associations For Science Education (ICASE) Laboratory Safety Institute (LSI) PASCO Tourism Saskatoon Canada Science House Foundation University of Texas at Tyler ICRAR New Sarawak Tribune Learning Journeys (New Zealand) Murdoch University Country New Zealand International Booth Number L3 L4 International L5 International USA USA Canada USA USA Australia Malaysia New Zealand Australia L6 L7 L8 L9 L11 L12 L13 L15 L16 World Hybrid 14 Darwin Australia Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) Bid Write Universiti Malaysia Sarawak Australia Australia Australia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Switzerland Australia Australia Canada Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Universal IT Solutions Sdn Bhd Renet Asia Sdn Bhd Volvo Environment Centre NT Ride To Learn Apollonius Taylor & Francis Sarawak Teachers' Union Jabatan Pendidikan Sarawak Jabatan Pendidikan Sarawak Sarawak Cottage L23 L24 L25 L38 L39 L40 L26 L27 L28 L31 L32 L35 L36 L37 M3 M4 M5 M10 M13 M14 M15 M21 Annual STEM States International Awards
Every year the STEM States Incorporated recognizes the leaders in the international STEM
community across a range of categories.
1. Five Leading STEM State’s Conference Destinations
2. STEM State’s Information Sharing Hub
3. STEM Industry Centre of Excellence
4. STEM State’s Education Centre of Excellence
5. STEM States City for Opportunity and Innovation
6. STEM State’s Overall Top City of Excellence in STEM
7. STEM State’s Award for Safety
8. STEM State’s Award for Sustainability and Environment
The STEM States Incorporated undertakes a meta- analysis each year of known research
studies to determine the cities and organisations who excel in these areas, with the final
decisions made by the STEM States Executive. Awards will be presented on the 1st October
2013.
All STEM States award recipients receive positions on the STEM States Sub-Committees.
If you would like your city to be considered for an award, simply email the name of your city to
us for review. Please send to [email protected]
UNIMAS Sarawak The University Malaysia Sarawak campus is the chosen venue for STEMfest. The UNIMAS DeTAR Putra Convention Centre is a 20-­‐25 minute drive from Kuching Central Business District. Conference Bus will transfer between hotels and UNIMAS. Transport to the STEMfest conferences
Buses will run to UNIMAS DeTAR Putra Convention Centre at the following times are
included
in the registration fee;
Date/ Time
Sunday, 29th September
2013
12.30pm 29th September
Sunday,
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Monday,
6.30pm 30 September
2013
8am
Monday, 30th September
2013
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Tuesday, 1st October
2013
8am
Tuesday, 1st October
2013
5.30pm
Wednesday, 2nd
October 2013
8am
Wednesday, 2nd
October 2013
5.30pm
Thursday, 3rd October
2013
8am
Thursday, 3rd October
2013
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