SXSW 2022
The Geography of Innovation
Description:
Americans in every state must benefit from science and engineering and have access to STEM education and careers. Empowering workers, entrepreneurs, and businesses requires strategically building science and engineering capacity and infrastructure across the nation and actively seeding and nurturing innovation clusters. Speakers will highlight how different regions are encouraging diversity, economic opportunity, and innovation through STEM education and will discuss what’s missing in how the U.S. trains and prepares its future workforce. What role does education play in fomenting innovation? What do partnerships between government labs, academic institutions and private companies look like in different parts of the U.S.? What else can we do to encourage innovation in more states?
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Takeaways
- 1) STEM education is key to economic growth
- 2) STEM benefits from greater diversity, including geographic diversity
- 3) The US will benefit from enhanced STEM capacity across the nation
Speakers
- Suresh Garimella, President, University of Vermont
- Sudarsanam Suresh Babu, Professor, University of Tennessee
- Heather Wilson, President, University of Texas, El Paso
Organizer
Nadine Lymn, Communications Director, National Science Board
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