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National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity Education Foundation
P.O. Box 369, Cochranville, PA 19330
Phone: 610-593-8038 Fax: 610-593-7283
Email: NAPE@napequity.org
Funded by the National Science
Foundation HRD-0734056

Minnesota

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Contacts

Al Hauge

Career Development Work Based Learning
Minnesota Department of Education
1500 Highway 36 West
Roseville, MN 55113
Phone: 651-582-8409
Email: al.hauge@state.mn.us

Eva Scates-Winston

Equity Liaison, Perkins Unit
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities
30 7th Street E., Suite 350
Wells Fargo Place
St. Paul, MN 55101
Phone: 651-201-1680
Email: eva.scates-winston@so.mnscu.edu

Daniel Smith

Supervisor of Career and Technical Education Programs
Center for Postsecondary Success
Minnesota Department of Education
1500 Highway 36 West
Roseville, MN 55113-4266
Phone: 651-582-8330
Fax: 651-582-8493
Email: Dan.Smith@state.mn.us


Activities

Micro messaging and Non-traditional Student Success Webinar February 27, 2012, 10:00-11:00 CST

Guest Presenter: Claudia Morrell, Chief Operating Officer, National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity Education (NAPE)
Micro-inequities are those subtle “micro-messages” that devalue, discourage, and dismiss non-traditional students as exceptional scholars, scientists, and engineers. This presentation will provide the building blocks to understanding micro-messaging and its impact on communication and performance.
Back by popular demand! Claudia will reprise the “standing- room-only” session that she presented at our Fall 2012 CTE Conference.
(http://www.cte.mnscu.edu/professionaldevelopment)

Save the Date! Fall 2011 MN Career & Technical Education Best Practices Conference scheduled for November 11, 2011

“CTE: Learning that Works for Minnesota”
Crown Plaza West, Plymouth, MN
(PDF Flyer)

The Minnesota Equity Project Webinar: The Equity Mentoring Experience, Part III. February 1, 2011, 9:30am-10:30am CST

This one hour webinar will provide examples and tips on implementing activities for mentoring groups to share. Mentoring and mentee sites will also receive additional information about planning for and implementing evaluation. Minnesota State College and University staff will address the issue of sustainability by outlining steps to integrate the Project into the annual Consortia Perkins Plan.
(Powerpoint)

The Minnesota Equity Project Webinar: The Equity Mentoring Experience, Part II. January 4, 2011, 9:30am-10:30am CST

During this one hour webinar, both mentor and mentee MN STEM Equity Pipeline and MN New Look sites will be provided with examples of ways in which to create momentum around equity at local educational entities. In addition, mentor sites will learn about ways in which to assist mentee sites in determining their foci. Other content which will be covered includes a brief review of the expectations of mentor and mentee sites. At each content point, sites will be encouraged to share their experiences and plans.
(Powerpoint)
(Archived Webinar)

The Minnesota Equity Project Webinar: The Equity Mentoring Experience, Part I. December 7, 2010, 11am-12noon CST

Benefits, strategies and expectations will be outlined for consortia mentors and mentees. Being involved in a mentoring relationship can assist Minnesota consortia in disseminating the valuable lessons from the FY10 STEM Equity Pipeline and MN New Look Projects. The following topics will be discussed: enhancing the mentoring site through documenting results and through enhanced technical assistance around data analysis, finding ways in busy schedules to strengthen relationships, creating momentum around STEM equity and non-traditional careers projects, and understanding expectations for mentoring and mentee sites in the Equity Project.
(Powerpoint)
(Archived Webinar)

Fall MN Career & Technical Education Best Practices Conference - November 10, 2010

(Flier and Agenda)
(Details and Registration)

MN FY 11 Participation Information
Minnesota Web Work Discussion

August 16, 2010 - 9:00 AM CDT
The group plans to discuss ways we will use the various web locations (ICSPS site, STEM Equity's page, Google Group, SharePoint, others?) for storage and retrieval of various files, discussions, and other information.

Minnesota Showcase

May 27, 2010
The showcase was a culminating event near the end of the academic year done jointly with the STEM Equity Pipeline Project and the New Look Project at Saint Paul College along with the Academic and Student Affairs Conference. This showcase event was a space where consortia (pilot sites) presented their work from the past year. They prepared presentations, typically consisting of tri-folds with artifacts (e.g., things they developed), and shared and discussed their results and activities. Additional training was provided on aspects of the Five Step Program Improvement Process.

Upcoming STEM Events and Announcements

(More information)

News, Events, Success Stories!

(More information)

February 10, 2010: Minigrant Webinar for Team Leaders

View the recording.

Project Management: Ensuring Your Success - Thursday, January 14, 2010 3pm ET – Webinar

This webinar, presented by Mimi Lufkin from STEM Equity Pipeline, and Lynn Reha from Project New Look, is being conducted for members of the pilot consortia receiving MN STEM Equity Pipeline and MN New Look mini-grants. It will provide tips about designing effective evaluation processes and tools to measure short and long-term project objectives. Some simple project management tools will also be shared designed to help consortia members effectively implement their plans.
Register to view the archived webinar.

Minnesota 5 Step Training Proceedings - Monday, October 12, 2009

This event introduced the STEM Equity Pipeline Project and MN New Look Project which both aimed to address participation and completion rates in nontraditional (STEM) courses and careers. Sessions focused on how documenting performance results, identifying and exploring root causes, and selecting best strategies could assist with these efforts. It closed with discussion surrounding mini-grant applications related to this work.
FY10 STEM Equity Pipeline + MN New Look Mini-Award Application

Documents created by participants on October 12:
Generated Example Questions

MN Step 3 Favorite Resources

Documents and resources used on October 12:
October 12, 2009 Agenda
Sample Root Cause Questions
Do Your Goals Measure Up?
Step One Worksheet (doc)
Nontraditional Career Preparation: Root Causes and Strategies
MN New Look Self-Study
CIP/Pathway Crosswalk by Cluster for Nontraditional Careers for Females
CIP/Pathway Crosswalk by Cluster for Nontraditional Careers for Males
CIP/Pathway Crosswalk by Cluster for STEM Careers for Females
Step One Worksheet (xls)
5-Step Process Resources Page
Environmental Scan (doc)

Presentations given on October 12:
STEM Equity Pipeline + MN New Look Presentation (Lynn Reha) (pptx) - recommended
STEM Equity Pipeline + MN New Look Presentation (Lynn Reha) (ppt)
STEM Equity Pipeline + MN New Look Presentation- printer friendly handouts (pdf)
Step One and Three PowerPoint (Mimi Lufkin and Howard Glasser) (ppt)
STEM Equity Pipeline Overview PowerPoint (Mimi Lufkin) (ppt)

Call for Applications

The State Leadership invited Perkins consortia to apply to become a site for the STEM Equity Pipeline project.
Invitation (PDF)
Guidelines (PDF)
Application (PDF)


Resources

MN STEM Equity Pipeline Google Group
MN STEM Equity Pipeline & MN New Look Project Newsletters
MN State Leadership Sharepoint Site
NSF Reverse Site Visit MN State Data Review Document
 
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