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ITEEA's specially designed professional development STEMinar series focuses on Technology and Engineering Education best practices for leading Integrative STEM Education (I-STEM Education) in your school.
FREE to ALL!
Earn Industry Recognized Certification with Cloud-CAD and EbD Instructional Supports
Thursday, December 15
at 6:00PM ET
Presenters: McKenzie Brunelle and
Ryan Novitski
How can you prepare your students for professional success with CAD, certification, and instruction?

Learn how you can set your students up for professional success with Cloud-CAD and industry recognized certification. Incorporate Engineering byDesign instructional supports in the classroom and grow your own skillsets with professional learning opportunities.  
McKenzie Brunelle is PTC's Education Programs Lead. She joined the PTC Education team as an Application Engineer and currently assists with technical enablement, competitions, and partner relations. She has a background in Biomedical Engineering and is currently getting her masters in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University.
Ryan S. Novitski is ITEEA's STEM Center for Teaching and Learning Director of Education. In this role, he focuses on international STEM initiatives, research in teaching/learning, development of standards based curricula/assessments, and delivery of professional learning that serves all PreK-16 educational professionals. He has served as a technology and engineering educator, high school vice principal, and adjunct graduate professor. He has also been an active member of the Maryland Association Secondary School Principals as a committee member as well as treasurer, and currently as part of ITEEA's Council for STEM Leadership. He has developed and authored PreK-16/Industry-based Integrative STEM curricula as well as presented at local, state, and international level conferences on current research and instructional topics. In recognition of his efforts to enhance I-STEM education through Technological/Engineering Design-Based instruction, he received the Gerhard Salinger award and is/had been a co-principal investigator or a consultant for more than $3 million in funded grants. 
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AeroEducate: Aviation Themed Integrative STEM Resources
Thursday, January 26, 2023
at 7:00PM ET
Presenters: Kevin Sutton and Laura Doyle
Learn about AeroEducate - a platform developed by the Experimental Aircraft Association as a resource for educators and students. This presentation will discuss the development of the industry and higher education relationship and share FREE standards aligned aviation-themed Integrative STEM resources for K-12 educators. 
Kevin Sutton, Ed.D. is an assistant professor in the CTE program at Appalachian State University. He earned his master's in education from Virginia Tech and his BS and EdD from NC State. He has taught various courses at the post-secondary level and worked on several research projects. Sutton has recently been working with a team on developing hands-on Aviation-themed Integrative STEM activities for the AeroEducate program.  
Laura Doyle is an Engineering and Design teacher at Westfield High School in New Jersey. She earned her BS from The College of New Jersey and her MAEd and EdS from Virginia Tech. She has an extensive background in middle and high school classrooms and has served as an integral part of research teams. Recently, she has been a core member of the AeroEducate activity development and testing team.