2009 National Science Education
Symposium for Scientists, Engineers, and Community Leaders
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A Strategic Program to Develop Informed Leadership for Changing the Course of Science Education
Do you have a vested interest in cultivating a technologically competent workforce? A scientifically informed citizenry? The 2009 National Science Education Symposium will explore ways in which you can channel your leadership skills in a new direction. Come join a network of committed and distinguished leaders who are successfully advancing science education in the United States.
| Where: |
Washington, D.C. |
| When: |
Sunday night, June 14, through Tuesday at noon, June 16, 2009 |
| Who Should Attend: |
Leaders from business, the science and engineering communities, foundations,universities, government, and other organizations that have a stake in improving science education. |
| Symposium Goals: |
- Develop a shared vision for effective K–16 science learning and teaching
- Learn about research and best practices in science education.
- Examine and discuss the characteristics of effective programs at the school district and state levels.
- Learn how to form effective partnerships for sustaining systemic K–16 science education reform.
- Share and discover ways to get involved in science education reform.
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Cost: |
$500 per participant, or $350 per person for two or more participants from the same organization or school district.
Materials, continental breakfast, and a full lunch each day, plus one dinner at the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. are included in the registration fee. Transportation and lodging expenses are not included. |
| Questions: |
Contact the NSRC at 202-633-2989 or [email protected]. |
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About the Symposium
Agenda
Symposium Sessions
Contact a Past Attendee |
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