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Jim Egenrieder
Energy, Sustainability, and Technical (STEM) Education and Workforce Development, Research and Evaluation
Dr. James A. Egenrieder is a specialist in public education programs, scientific, technical training, and STEM workforce development based in Washington, D.C.
He serves as Research Faculty and Director of Virginia Tech's Thinkabit STEM Education and Workforce Development Labs, focusing on biodiversity, watershed systems, sustainable energy, and advocacy.
Jim is a leader at Virginia Tech's Center for Enhancement of Engineering Diversity, managing teams for STEM education and workforce initiatives in the D.C. area and beyond.
He collaborates with international research centers and focuses on physical computing, IoT, Smart Cities, AI in Education, and preparing the future global STEM workforce.
His volunteer roles include leadership positions in various organizations promoting STEM education, career and technical education, and workforce development.
Jim has a rich educational background, including a Doctorate in STEM Education, Green STEM studies, Oceanography, Wildlife and Fisheries Science, and Math & Science Education.
Throughout his career, he has held positions in educational institutions, government agencies, environmental organizations, and regulatory affairs.
Jim has been instrumental in developing online STEM instruction platforms, project-based learning approaches, and curriculum connections to real-world issues.
For inquiries, Jim can be reached at [email protected] or [email protected], or 571-482-8298.
Highlights
AI in Education is featured in the DC area throughout this month. Tomorrow is Voices & AI at the Washington Hilton and I'm presenting with my colleagues Kammy Sanghera (GMU) and Larysa K. (Melwood), led by Congressman Don Beyer and thanks to Miriam Gennari of SustainableScoop. https://lnkd.in/eQ6Z85kt
And thanks to David K. Bain, next week I'm presenting with Healthcare and Transportation Experts Pat Baird and Brian Doherty at the Society for Standardization. https://lnkd.in/dkcsbZqJ
But the one EVERYONE should attend is a talk by John Kaufhold, the guy who got everyone talking seven years ago at the DC Data Science Community Meetup, when he presents on September 20 at George Mason's Virginia Square location. https://lnkd.in/evKdsx8H
This is a big opportunity for student data system designers and integrators to demonstrate their abilities to manage student mentorships, externships, internships, apprenticeships, and even senior experiences.
