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8:00-9:00 AM |
Registration and Continental Breakfast |
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9:00-9:15 AM |
Opening of Workshop
Dr. Martin M. Sokoloski
Chair, 2009 & 2012 STEM Planning Committee |
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9:15-9:45 AM |
Keynote:
Innovative
Measures of Innovation and the Contribution
of STEM Research to Innovation
Prof. Richard B. Freeman
Department of Economics, Harvard University,
and National Bureau of Economic Research |
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Funding
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9:50-10:15 AM |
Advanced Manufacturing and STEM
Education: A Successful Partnership?
Prof. Nichlolas S. Vonortas
Director, Center for International
Science and Technology Policy; and Director,
International Science & Technology Policy
Program, George Washington University |
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10:15-10:35 AM |
Break/Coffee |
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10:35 -
11:25 AM |
Federal R&D Investment: An Overview
Mr. Matthew Hourihan, Director, R&D Budget & Policy Program,
American Association for the Advancement of
Science
Research Funding: The Perpetual Imbalance
Dr. Stephen A. Merrill,
Executive Director, Science, Technology
& Economic Policy, The National Academies |
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Workforce
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11:25-11:50 AM |
Engineering Globalization: Implications
for the U.S. Engineering Workforce
Dr. Ron Hira, Associate Professor,
Public Policy, Rochester Institute of
Technology
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11:50 AM -12:30 PM |
Lunch |
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12:35
PM |
Congressional Speaker
The Honorable Rush Holt, U.S.
Representative - New Jersey, 12th District |
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1:20-1:55 PM |
STEM Education, Innovation, & Employment:
A Supply Chain for Success
Mr. Edward Swallow, VP, Business
Development, Civil Systems Division,
Information Systems, Northrup Grumman Corp.
STEM Careers Begin in the Primary Grades
Dr. Ralph Wyndrum, Past President, IEEE-USA
(Co-authors: Dr. Laura Morana; Mr. John
Bombardier; Mr. Chris Ippolito - The Red
Bank NJ School District)
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1:55-3:35 PM |
Output
Measures/Indicators
Systemic Data Infrastructure for
Innovation Policy
Prof. Diana Hicks, Chair, School
of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of
Technology
Quantitative Approaches to Measuring and
Evaluating Scientific Activity:
Bibliometrics and Beyond
Ms. Ann Kushmerick, Manager, Research
Evaluation & Bibliometric Data, Intellectual
Property & Science, Thomson Reuters
Science,
Technology and Innovation Indicators:
Performance and Risks
Dr. Michael Mandel, Chief Economic
Strategist, Progressive Policy Institute
Addressing Challenges in the Measurement
of Productivity and Innovation
Dr. Robert D. Atkinson, President,
Information Technology and Innovation
Foundation |
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3:35-4:50 PM |
Policy
Implications
Technology
Foresight as a Tool to Identify STEM
Capacity Development Needs
Dr. Richard Silberglitt, Senior Physical
Scientist, The RAND Corporation
What If The Most Important Stuff Can’t Be
Measured?
Prof. Daniel Sarewitz, Director &
Professor, Consortium for Science, Policy &
Outcomes, Arizona State University
What do
Policymakers Want to Know and When Might
They Know It?
Mr. David Goldston, Former Chief of
Staff, U.S. House Science Committee |
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4:50-5:30 PM |
Synopsis and Conclusion - OPEN SESSION
Mr. Robert S. Boege, J.D., Executive Director,
The Alliance for Science & Technology
Research in America (ASTRA)
Dr. Mary L. Good, Donaghey University
Professor and Dean Emeritus, Donaghey College of
Information Science and Systems Engineering,
University of Arkansas-Little Rock |
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5:30-6:00 PM |
Round
Table Discussion - OPEN SESSION
House and Senate Congressional Staff |
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6:00-8:00 PM |
Reception - OPEN SESSION |
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