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SUMMARY:STEAM Summit 2022 - School Sign Up
DESCRIPTION:School Sign Up\n\n\n\nRegistration for this event is closed.\n\n\n\nSTEAM Summit Mission and Overview:\n\nThe STEAM Summit encourages over 2\,000 middle and high school students to pursue science\, technology\, engineering\, art\, and math careers by connecting them to business and higher educational institutions which offer STEAM courses in a highly interactive\, hands-on format.\n\n\n\nThe future success of the Southeast Minnesota economy depends on a well-prepared pipeline of students with the education and skills needed to keep the region's business and industry competitive. This summit brings together business\, higher education\, local government and our community to motivate and prepare students for an increasingly competitive global marketplace.\n\n\n\nReal Impact:\n\nAs a direct result of of STEAM Summit\, our student surveys found of those who attended: 85% of the students had a positive\, fun experience\, 78% learned something that they could not have learned in the classroom and 57% identified a career or field that they'd like to pursue in the future.\n\n\n\nSTEAM Summit School Timeline\nStudent Responsibility\n\n\n Come ready to learn and engage with the exhibitors\n Ask questions about careers and the education needed for careers\n Dress appropriately for the weather\, there might be exhibits outside\n Make timely\, orderly transitions between zones\n\nTeacher Responsibility\n\n\n Schedule school busing (see more details below)\n Ensure their students know the purpose of the STEAM Summit and their responsibilities\n Ensure their students make timely\, orderly transitions between zones\n Teachers are encouraged to visit exhibits along with the students to help students engage\n Ensure the students have sufficient chaperones traveling with your group\n STEAM Summit staff and volunteers are not responsible for student behavior or engagement\, however\, volunteers in will be present to provide directions\, information\, etc. \n Designate a meeting location for your group to gather at the end of the event and communicate it to students (avoid the entrances to reduce congestion)\n\n\nFormat\n\nThere are a few zones your students will transition through. Your class will be given the order in which to visit the zones upon arrival.\n\n\n\nWhen it is time to move to a different group\, we will give a loud signal. Students\, chaperones\, and their teachers should quickly move to their next zone. Quick transitions are very important so the students can experience as much as possible in the allotted time. Students will likely not be able to visit each exhibit. Help them scan the opportunities and engage as they wish. Encourage them to visit at least 10 exhibits (avg. 3 minutes or less) in each zone. \n\n \n\nRochester Public School District Bussing\n\nSchools in the Rochester Public School District please coordinate your buses through First Student as you normally would. \n\n\n\nBussing for Schools Outside of Rochester Public School District\n\nSchools outside of the Rochester Public School District are responsible for coordinating and covering their bussing. \n\n\n\nQuestions\n\nFor questions please contact Ally Sheehan at asheehan@rochestermnchamber.com.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe format and timing of this event is subject to change. The Chamber will ensure that all sponsors\, attendees\, and members are notified of scheduling changes to this event.
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\nSchool Sign Up
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\nRegistration for this event is closed.
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\nSTEAM Summit Mission and Overview:
\nThe STEAM Summit encourages over 2\,000 middle and high school \;students to pursue science\, technology\, engineering\, art\, and math careers by connecting them to business and higher educational institutions which offer STEAM courses in a highly interactive\, hands-on format.
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\nThe future success of \;the Southeast Minnesota economy depends on a well-prepared pipeline of students with the education and skills needed to keep the region&rsquo\;s business and industry competitive. This summit brings together business\, higher education\, local government and our community to motivate and prepare students for an increasingly competitive global marketplace.
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\nReal Impact:
\nAs a direct result of of \;STEAM Summit\, our student surveys found of those who attended: 85% of the students had a positive\, fun experience\, 78% learned something that they could not have learned in the classroom \;and 57% identified a career or field that they'\;d like to pursue in the future.
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\nSTEAM Summit School \;Timeline
\nStudent Responsibility\n\n\n - Come ready to learn and engage with the exhibitors
\n - Ask questions about careers and the education needed for careers
\n - Dress appropriately for the weather\, there might \;be exhibits outside
\n - Make timely\, orderly transitions between zones
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\nTeacher Responsibility\n\n\n - Schedule school \;busing \;(see more details below)
\n - Ensure their students know the purpose of the STEAM Summit and their responsibilities
\n - Ensure their students make timely\, orderly transitions between zones
\n - Teachers are encouraged to visit exhibits along with the students to help students engage
\n - Ensure the students have sufficient chaperones traveling with your group
\n - STEAM Summit staff and volunteers are not responsible for student behavior or engagement\, however\, volunteers in \;will be present to provide directions\, information\, etc. \;
\n - Designate a meeting location for your group to gather at the end of the event and communicate it to students (avoid the entrances to reduce congestion)
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\n\nFormat
\nThere are a few \;zones \;your students will transition through. \;Your class will be given the order in which to visit the zones \;upon arrival.
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\nWhen it is time to move to a different group\, we will \;give a loud signal. Students\, chaperones\, and their teachers should quickly move to their next zone. \;Quick transitions are very important so the students can experience as much as possible in the allotted time. \; Students will likely not be able to visit each exhibit. \; Help them scan the opportunities and engage as they wish. \; Encourage them to visit at least 10 \;exhibits (avg. 3 minutes or less) in each zone. \;
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\nRochester Public School District \;Bussing
\nSchools in the Rochester Public School District please coordinate your buses through First Student as you normally would. \;
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\nBussing for Schools \;Outside of Rochester Public School District
\nSchools outside of the Rochester Public School District are responsible for coordinating and covering their bussing. \;
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\nQuestions
\nFor questions please contact Ally Sheehan \;at asheehan@rochestermnchamber.com.
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\nThe format and timing of this event is subject to change. The Chamber will ensure that all sponsors\, attendees\, and members are notified of scheduling changes to this event. \;
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LOCATION:RCTC Regional Sports Center 851 30th Ave SE Rochester\, MN 55904
UID:e.1427.1515350
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DTSTAMP:20260702T100440Z
URL:https://business.rochestermnchamber.com/events/details/steam-summit-2022-school-sign-up-1515350
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