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Fly to the Future on STEM Pathways Access * Innovation * Partnership
October 6 - 7, 2016 Minnesota Department of Education Conference Center Roseville, Minnesota |
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Register Today! Early registration discount ends on September 30 |
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The aerospace/aviation industry is growing, creating more high-tech, high-paying jobs. With disruptive technology innovations and new entrants in the field including Google and Facebook, new opportunities are emerging daily.
Both the aerospace industry and the large infrastructure that supports it require STEM-savvy workers with a strong grounding in STEM disciplines. Capacity in additive manufacturing, augmented reality, big data and analytics, cybersecurity and more is essential. Are we ready to supply this workforce?
Please join this interactive dialogue on how we can work together to design and build a strong STEM pathway that engages students throughout K-12 and beyond, connecting them with practitioners, career awareness and education and training opportunities.
Convened by the Aerospace Industries Association in partnership with AirSpace Minnesota and the Aerospace States Association
Featured Keynotes
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Dr. John Olson Vice President & General Manager, Polaris Defense Strategic Advisor to Sierra Nevada Corporation
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Dale Klapmeier Co-Founder & CEO Cirrus Aircraft Founding Chair AirSpace Minnesota
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND Business | Industry | Government | Higher Education | K-12 Education STEM Program Providers | Workforce & STEM Program Funders
Are you part of our amazing supply chain? Come share the exciting work you’re doing and what you’re seeking in the workforce of tomorrow.
Questions? Contact Kristi Rollag Wangstad at krw@airspacemn.org or 612.727.1737. |
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