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Promising Practices Dissemination
The Promising Practices Dissemination work group has created a comprehensive system to recruit leaders, review applications and bring quality presentations to the STEM committee that will share promising practices, strategies, tools and much more!
Here is the criteria in which applications are reviewed:
- Quality of Information: Information clearly relates to the main topic. It includes several supporting details and/or examples.
- Relevancy to Audience: Information is relevant to STEM committee work. Provides several practices relevant to STEM committee work.
- Adaptable to the STEM in OST/ASP field: Clearly identifies replicable or adaptable strategies for the STEM in OST/ASP field. Offers several adaptable practices that can be replicated in the STEM in OST/ASP field.
- Understanding of Supporting Research: Clearly aligns to research-based data. Provides several examples of supporting data.
- Evidence of Promising Practice: Clearly shows evidence of both quantitative and qualitative data. Provides several examples of qualitative and quantitative data.
If you know someone who would be a great presenter, please complete the Referral form here.
Guest Speaker Work Group
| Name | Organization |
|---|---|
| Jamie Culbertson | Stanislaus County Office of Education |
| Stela Oliveira | LA's BEST After School Program |
| Traci Wierman | Lawrence Hall of Science |
| Shirley Rosenbloom | Sacramento START |
| Jeff Hamlin | Ventura County Office of Education - Region 8 RASTAS rep |
| Susan McConnell | Mendocino County Office of Education |
| Amanda Worley | High Desert Leapin’ Lizards |
| Sandra Birmingham | UC Channel Islands |
| Mary Jo Ginty | Regional Lead: Region 11 |
| Jeff Davis | CAN |
| Uyen Do | CAN |
| Linda Galliher | Bay Area Council |
| Emily Tozzi | Lindsay Wildlife Museum |
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