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Appendix A
Workshop Agenda
Rising Above the Gathering Storm
Developing Regional Innovation Environments
Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery
Madison, Wisconsin
September 20-22, 2011
Tuesday, September 20
Arrival and Opening Session
Noon Registration opens
1:00 pm Tours of Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery (on the hour)
5:30 Reception
6:30 Dinner
Welcome from Workshop Chair / Judith Kimble, Henry
6:50
Vilas Professor and HHMI Investigator, University of
Wisconsin
Welcome to the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery / Carl
6:55
Gulbrandsen, Managing Director, Wisconsin Alumni
Research Foundation
Welcoming Remarks / John P. Morgridge and Tashia F.
7:00
Morgridge, Founding Trustees, Morgridge Institute for
Research
Evening keynote: Creating a Regional Innovation
7:10
Environment / Duane J. Roth, CEO, CONNECT
7:45 Discussion
8:30 Adjourn
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Wednesday, September 21
Regional Innovation Environments: Key Elements and Examples
8:30 am Welcome/Introduction: Workshop Challenges and Goals /
Judith Kimble
8:35 Setting the Stage: Five Years of Rising Above the
Gathering Storm / C. D. (Dan) Mote, Jr., Regents
Professor and former President, University of Maryland
Plenary Session One: Revitalizing K-12 Science and
8:45
Mathematics Education. Session chair, Tom Luce
8:45 The Foundation of Innovation: K-12 STEM Education /
Tom Luce, CEO, National Math and Science Initiative
9:00 Ensuring Quality: A New Framework for Science
Education Standards / Helen R. Quinn, Professor
Emerita, SLAC
9:15 Delivering Value: Why K-12 STEM Education Matters in
the Current Economy / Michael Lach, Special Assistant
for STEM Education, U.S. Department of Education
9:30 Discussion on Revitalizing K-12 STEM Education
10:00 BREAK
Plenary Session Two: Strengthening Undergraduate
10:30
Education in Science and Engineering. Session chair,
Lorrie A. Shepard, Distinguished Dean of Education
10:30 Why Changing How We Teach Introductory
Undergraduate Science Courses Is Critical for Our
Nation’s Future / Bruce Alberts, Editor-in-Chief, Science,
and Professor Emeritus, Department of Biochemistry and
Biophysics, University of California, San Francisco
Innovation in Teaching Undergraduate Biology / Robin
10:45
Wright, Associate Dean, Department of Genetics, Cell
Biology and Development, University of Minnesota
11:00 Improving Undergraduate Science and Engineering
Education / Lorrie A. Shepard, Professor and
Distinguished Dean of Education, University of
Colorado, Boulder
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11:15 Discussion on Strengthening Undergraduate STEM
Education
11:45 BREAK
Noon Working lunch: How can education help regional
innovation environments thrive?
What are the key strategies for implementation?
Plenary Session Three: Building Effective Partnerships
1:30 pm
among Governments, Universities, Companies, and
Other Stakeholders for Innovation Environments. Session
chair, Arun Majumdar
1:30 The ARPA-E Model and the Innovation Ecosystem /
Arun Majumdar, Director, ARPA-E
1:45 Government-University-Industry Partnerships: Global
Innovation / C. D. (Dan) Mote, Jr., Regents Professor
and Former President, University of Maryland
2:00 New Alliances among Government, Industry and
Universities / Mary Good, Donaghey University
Professor, University of Arkansas
2:15 Discussion on Building Effective Partnerships
2:45 BREAK
Plenary Session Four: Fostering Regional Technology
3:15
Development and Entrepreneurship. Session chair,
William J. Spencer, Chairman Emeritus, SEMATECH
3:15 Innovative Research Environments for Regional
Development / Sangtae Kim, Executive Director,
Morgridge Institute for Research
3:30 Fostering Entrepreneurship and Venture Investment in
Regions / Frank Samuel, Jr., President, Geauga Growth
Partnership, Inc
3:45 Venture Investment and Regional Development in the
Life Sciences Sector / G. Steven Burrill, CEO, Burrill &
Company
4:00 Discussion on Fostering Regional Technology and
Entrepreneurship
4:30 BREAK
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5:30 Reception
Keynote speaker: Honorable Tommy Thompson,
6:00
Former Governor of Wisconsin and Secretary of the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services
6:45 pm Discussion
7:00 Working dinner: How can partnerships and
entrepreneurship help regional innovation environments
thrive? What are the key strategies for implementation?
Thursday, September 22
Summing Up and Next Steps
8:00 am Breakfast: (Panelists and table leaders to be organized
privately)
Panel discussion: Mary Good, Duane Roth, Helen Quinn
9:00
Discussion of Key Themes and Strategies for
Implementation
11:00 Adjourn
