How To Run The Long Island Science Hub



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Long Island STEM Hub Community Advisory Council February 9, 2012 Ken White Founding Director, Portal to Discovery Manager, Office of Educational Programs

Empire State STEM Learning Network STEM Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Statewide initiative forming a network of 10 regional Hubs focused on STEM education Sponsored by Battelle Memorial Institute, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and more recently, State University of New York

Hub Structure Network Statewide Network advocacy, sharing, though leadership School Platforms participants, demo sites, etc. Capacity Builders organizations committing support Partners: bring resources to enable work to be carried out Sponsors: bring financial support directly or indirectly to sustain the Hub Management Board of Champions group of influential chief executives who support and help guide Hub activities Core Team Individuals and organizations who manage the ambiguity of the Hub during its emergence phase Hub Steward helps initiate the hub, fiscal agent, steward of the statement of work

The Long Island Hub Challenge Develop an integrated and effective systemic regional partnership between industry, academia and not for profit organizations to increase the number of Long Island students interested in and prepared for careers in the high tech and global businesses of Long Island.

Long Island STEM Hub Goals Provide STEM education for ALL students, regardless of academic or socioeconomic standing Create a pipeline of skilled and STEM literate students Early connections to business to help students identify career opportunities in high wage/growth industries on Long Island Engage committed stakeholders Business, K 12, higher education, informal education, government, parents, students share resources, communications and best practices Facilitate collaboration between stakeholders so that STEM education will flexibly adapt to changing industry needs Develop a systemic model for the Hub that is cost effective, scalable and inclusive, and centralizes resources while retaining individual identities. Use data driven analysis leveraging reports from the NYS Department of Labor, the LIA Chief Economist, etc., to identify the high growth industries and STEM workforce skills. Evaluate success and identify areas for continuous improvement by developing metrics to determine the effectiveness of programs and LI STEM Hub

Core Focus of the Hub Make it easy for businesses to engage with school and university systems Integrate non academic settings such as museums, research labs, and not for profit programs Collaborate to develop a cohesive one stop source/starting point for STEM based activities in the region

Partner (Capacity Builder) Activities Our numerous school districts what they do every day Long Island Regional Advisory Council on Higher Education (LIRACHE) collectively they serve 192,000 students and represent 39,000 employees on LI many have the Science Technology Entry Program (STEP) and College STEP programs BOCES many programs focused on technical training and skilled trades Long Island Forum for Technology (LIFT) (representing the IT/Tech industry) partnerships with numerous organizations including Cradle of Aviation and Long Island Workforce Investment Boards Brookhaven National Laboratory nearly 40,000 students and teachers in hands on and research programs every year Cold Spring Harbor, Dolan DNA Learning Center prolific programs in biological sciences with many satellite operations Stony Brook University Center for Excellence in Science, Applied Math and Engineering (CESAME) and Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Farmingdale State University STEM Diversity Roundtable Suffolk County Community College S STEM Program and POWER program Cradle of Aviation working with 180 high school students daily to build STEM capabilities Dowling College Center for Minority Teacher Development and Training New York Institute of Technology Entrepreneur preparation programs

Regionally Based BNL and the Cradle of Aviation serve as Hub anchors Formation of Regional Industry Councils (RIC) identify the needs of industry best ways to prepare a workforce that meets those needs Focus on industries cited as regionally significant for economic growth: Energy and Environment Health Care and Life Science Engineering Global Business Homeland Security Advanced Manufacturing Aviation Information Technology

Long Island Regional STEM Hub Regional Industry Council: Energy and Environment Regional Industry Council: Health Care and Life Sciences Regional Industry Council: Advanced Manufacturing Regional Industry Council: Homeland Security and Information Technology Career Academies K 16 supportive activities High School Internships Undergraduate Internships Teacher/Faculty Experiences Worker retraining/certification

Early Actions Launch the Long Island STEM Hub Regional Economic Development Council $320,000 award to support the STEM Hub Form the Core Team Form the Board of Champions Develop sponsorship guidelines Conduct a gap analysis Begin developing a clearinghouse of services Initiate Regional Industry Councils

BNL Support for STEM and STEM Hub Provide hands on activities, research experiences and science contests for nearly 40,000 students per year Provide stewardship to launch the Long Island STEM Hub Use BNL science education programs as models for expansion to industry Administer the $320,000 New York State grant The Portal to Discovery Long term goal of developing a significant science center at the entrance to the Lab Partnership with Long Island Museum of Science and Technology (LIMSAT), a not for profit organization Expand capacity through alternative funding sources Received a $45,000 award from the Long Island Community Foundation to support the STEM Hub and programming for underserved districts

Portal to Discovery Portal to Discovery at Brookhaven National Laboratory BNL Facility BNL/DOE Sponsored Workforce Development & Science Education Activities LIMSAT Sponsored Science Education Activities LI Stem Hub Central Organization in Suffolk County is Portal to Discovery

Portal to Discovery

Portal to Discovery

Portal to Discovery Long Term Goal Destination scale facility tourist attraction Programs and exhibits Interactive research experiences involving BNL research machines/facilities Home for LI STEM Hub in Suffolk County Support student and teacher research for the Open Space Stewardship Program Visitor and conference center, contractor training, cultural events, science talks for general public, etc. Energy display center