Live Conference: Monday 18th July 2022 at the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley
Bringing together leading experts on STEM education, innovation and creativity.
Presented by
Live Conference: Monday 18th July 2022 at the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley
Bringing together leading experts on STEM education, innovation and creativity.
Presented by
STEM 2022: Live Conference
Monday 18th July 2022 | Crown Plaza Hunter Valley
STEM 2022 is an initiative of Hunter Academy of STEM Excellence based at Maitland Grossmann High School. The conference is supported by the NSW Department of Education’s STEM Industry School Partnerships program, and brings together leading experts in STEM education, innovation and creativity.
The STEM 2022 live, in-person conference will be held on Monday 18th July 2022 (Term 3 Staff Development Day), at the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley.
STEM 2022 will feature inspirational keynote addresses from the likes of Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles, Executive Dean – Faculty of Education, Southern Cross University and Nathan Towney, Pro Vice-Chancellor – Indigenous Strategy and Leadership at the University of Newcastle.
Numerous deep dive workshops will be delivered by renowned STEM and education experts and there will be plenty of opportunities for professional networking during and after the conference.
STEM 2022: Live Conference
Monday 18th July 2022 | Crown Plaza Hunter Valley
STEM 2022 is an initiative of Hunter Academy of STEM Excellence based at Maitland Grossmann High School. The conference is supported by the NSW Department of Education’s STEM Industry School Partnerships program, and brings together leading experts in STEM education, innovation and creativity.
The STEM 2022 live, in-person conference will be held on Monday 18th July 2022 (Term 3 Staff Development Day), at the Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley.
STEM 2022 will feature inspirational keynote addresses from the likes of Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles, Executive Dean – Faculty of Education, Southern Cross University and Nathan Towney, Pro Vice-Chancellor – Indigenous Strategy and Leadership at the University of Newcastle.
Numerous deep dive workshops will be delivered by renowned STEM and education experts and there will be plenty of opportunities for professional networking during and after the conference.
Who should attend STEM 2022?
STEM 2022 is for educators, professionals and STEM enthusiasts alike. 92% of previous delegates would recommend the event to their colleagues and 80% indicated that the conference had assisted them to increase the amount of STEM instruction in their schools.
The speakers and workshop coordinators will offer engaging content for educators at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels. For school principals, executive staff and teachers, STEM 2022 offers an excellent opportunity for high quality whole school professional development due to it being scheduled during the Term III Staff Development Day.
Who should attend STEM 2022?
STEM 2022 is for educators, professionals and STEM enthusiasts alike. 92% of previous delegates would recommend the event to their colleagues and 80% indicated that the conference had assisted them to increase the amount of STEM instruction in their schools.
The speakers and workshop coordinators will offer engaging content for educators at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels. For school principals, executive staff and teachers, STEM 2022 offers an excellent opportunity for high quality whole school professional development due to it being scheduled during the Term III Staff Development Day.
STEM 2022 Keynote Speakers
Our keynote speakers are renowned experts in education, leadership, research and Aboriginal education
DR KARL KRUSZELNICKI
Julius Sumner Miller Fellow, School of Physics, University of Sydney
PROF. AMY CUTTER-MACKENZIE-KNOWLES
Executive Dean, Faculty of Education at Southern Cross University
NATHAN TOWNEY
Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Strategy and Leadership – The University of Newcastle
STEM 2022 Keynote Speakers
Our keynote speakers are renowned experts in education, leadership, research and Aboriginal education
DR KARL KRUSZELNICKI
Julius Sumner Miller Fellow, School of Physics, University of Sydney
PROF. AMY CUTTER-MACKENZIE-KNOWLES
Executive Dean, Faculty of Education at Southern Cross University
NATHAN TOWNEY
Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Strategy and Leadership – The University of Newcastle
STEM 2022 Deep Dives
STEM 2022 Deep Dive workshops go beyond content knowledge and emphasize skill development in a range of STEM areas. These could include skills in leadership, problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, or the use of technology.
Curriculum deep dives will look at the development of rich teaching and learning programs or practical skill development in STEM-based subjects. The extended nature of the workshops allows the participants to develop a deep understanding or knowledge of the topic being presented.
STEM 2022 Deep Dives
STEM 2022 Deep Dive workshops go beyond content knowledge and emphasize skill development in a range of STEM areas. These could include skills in leadership, problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, or the use of technology.
Curriculum deep dives will look at the development of rich teaching and learning programs or practical skill development in STEM-based subjects. The extended nature of the workshops allows the participants to develop a deep understanding or knowledge of the topic being presented.
Event Info
STEM 2022 brings together leading experts in STEM education, innovation and creativity.
Date: Monday 18th July 2022
Location: Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley
Cost: Standard registration: $350 per person
NSW Department of Education staff: $175 per person
Modern Teaching Aids Networking Session
At the conclusion of the conference, delegates are invited to attend a free, catered networking session where they can catch up with colleagues, speakers or a number of STEM education vendors.
Event Info
STEM 2022 brings together leading experts in STEM education, innovation and creativity.
Date: Monday 18th July 2022
Location: Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley
Cost: Standard registration: $350 per person
NSW Department of Education staff: $175 per person
Modern Teaching Aids Networking Session
At the conclusion of the conference, delegates are invited to attend a free, catered networking session where they can catch up with colleagues, speakers or a number of STEM education vendors.
Whova Conference App
STEM2022 wishes to provide the best possible conference experience. Delegates will have access to the award-winning Whova conference App. They will be able to participate in informative discussions and actively interact with each other, speakers and STEM vendors via our virtual expo.
Delegates will receive up-to-date event information, agendas, live polls and messages all at your fingertips.
Whova
Conference App
STEM2022 wishes to provide the best possible conference experience. Delegates will have access to the award-winning Whova conference App. They will be able to participate in informative discussions and actively interact with each other, speakers and STEM vendors via our virtual expo.
Delegates will receive up-to-date event information, agendas, live polls and messages all at your fingertips.
