Vermont to Host National Association for Workforce Improvement STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Conference May 24 & 25, Burlington Hilton
On May 24 and 25, Vermont will host an annual conference of the National Association for Workforce Improvement (NAWI) at the Hilton Hotel in Burlington, VT. Â NAWI is a professional organization of high school and community college career and technical education administrators, faculty, business and government from across the United States and as far away as Hawaii, California and Florida. Â Between 100-150 professionals are expected to attend some or all of the two day conference. Â The event is co-sponsored by the Vermont Department of Education.
The conference will focus on the future of STEM education. Â The afternoon of May 24 participants will discuss what STEM education should look like in 5 years. Â There are more than 18 one hour workshops, keynote speakers from Washington DC and elsewhere, several interactive sessions the afternoon of May 24 followed by a reception for educators, government and businesses.
To see the program listing and register, go to http://www.nawionline.org/conference/index.html
This information was submitted by Douglas Webster, Career and Technical Education Coordinator, Vermont Department of Education. Douglas can be reached at 802-578-7738 or
[email protected].
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