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U fit on All Sessions to take place in the National Academies' building at 2101 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC NOVEMBER 11, AUDITORIUM 2:30 Opening remarks GUIRR Co-Chair William H. Joyce, CEO Hercules 2:40 Challenges to the Community (Federal Session I) NASA Sam Armstrong, Senior Adviser to the Administrator National Aeronautics and Space Administration DEd Susan Sclafani, Counselor to the Secretary of Education Department of Education DOE Peter Faletra, Assistant Director, Science Education, Office of Science Department of Energy DOC John F. Sargent, Senior Technology Policy Analyst Department of Commerce 3:20 Position papers, Group I BEST John Yochelson, President Building Engineering and Science Talent NCTM Johnny Lott, President National Council of Teachers of Mathematics SACNAS Maria Elena Zavala, President Society for Advancement of Chicanos ~ Native Americans in Science IRI lames Clovis, Head, Precollege Education Subcommittee Industrial Research Institute

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4:15 Break Panel Discussion with Presenters 4:25 Position papers, Group II NACME Daryl Chubin, Sr. Vice President, Policy and Research National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering ETS Kurt Landgraf, President & CEO Educational Testing Service Sigma Xi W. Frank Gilmore, President Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society WEPAN ran Rinehart, President Women in Engineering Programs and Advocates Network Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Michael Teitelbaum, Director, SHE Workforce Panel Discussion with Presenters 5:35 Challenges to the Community (Federal Session II) NSF Judith Ramaley, Assistant Director, Education & Human Resources National Science Foundation DOT Joseph S. Toole, Associate Administrator for Professional Development Department of Transportation 6:00 Reception (all), Rotunda 6:20 Dinner (GUIRR members and invited speakers/designated presenters only) Members' Room Robert Reich, Secretary of Labor, Clinton Administration NOVEMBER 12, AUDITORIUM 7:00 Continental Breakfast 7:50 Opening remarks GUIRR Co-Chair Marye Anne Fox, Chancellor, North Carolina State University 8:00 Position papers, Group IV The National Academies Wm. A. Wulf, President, National Academy of Engineering

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PAN-~CANIZAHONAL SUMMIT The National Academies AAAS Shirley Malcom, Director, Education & Human Resources American Association for the Advancement of Science ASEE Engineering Dean's Council David Wormley, Dean, College of Engineering, Penn State University American Society of Engineering Education Business-Higher Education Forum Dr. Constantine Papadakis, President, Drexel University Business-Higher Education Forum Panel Discussion with Presenters 9:00 Position papers, Group V GEM Consortium Saundra Johnson, Executive Director National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Science AIChE Dianne Dorland, President-Elect American Institute of Chemical Engineers ASCE Tom Lenox, Sr. Managing Director American Society for Civil Engineers IEEE-USA LeEarl Bryant, President Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Panel Discussion with Presenters 10:00 Break 10:15 Position papers, Group VI Project Kaleidoscope Jeanne Narum, Director Project Kaleidoscope ASME Susan Skemp, President American Society of Mechanical Engineers ASBMB Stephen Dahms, Executive Director, CSUPERB American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Panel Discussion with Presenters 11:15 Position papers, Group VII RAND Bill Butz, Senior Economist RAND Corporation AIP James H. Stith, Vice President, Physics Resources American Institute of Physics NSBP Keith Jackson, President National Society of Black Physicists

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Council on Competitiveness Amy Kaslow, Senior Fellow Council on Competitiveness Panel Discussion with Presenters 12:15 Lunch, Lecture Room and Great Hall Shirley Jackson, President, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, "Envisioning a 21st Century Science and Engineering Workforce" 1:00 Position papers, Group VIII ASTRA Mary Good, Chair Alliance for Science and Technology Research in America CPST Eleanor Babco, Executive Director Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology ITAA Harris Miller, President & CEO Information Technology Association of America MentorNet Carol Muller, President & CEO MentorNet Panel Discussion with Presenters 2:00 Position papers, Group IX NAM Phyllis Eisen, Vice President Manufacturing Institute National Association of Manufacturers Global Alliance Yolanda George, Co-Director Global Alliance PPS roan Timoney, Vice President, Programs Partnership for Public Service Coalition of the Concerned Sam Armstrong Coalition of the Concerned Panel Discussion with Presenters 3:00 Break 3:15 Summary, Points of Agreement and Disagreement among Presented Positions GUIRR Co-Chair Marye Anne Fox, Chancellor, North Carolina State University 3:30 QUA / Discussion of the Way Ahead 3:50 Adjourn

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