2011 MSU STEM Education Workshop: Impact of Low Math Performance on the Future of STEM Education. The purpose of the symposium is to establish a national context related to the impact of low math performance on the future of STEM education, to highlight current MSU efforts to address these issues and to foster greater future coordination among these efforts. Keynote Speaker: Dr. James Sellers, Penn State, on Setting the National Context for understanding the impact of low math placement on the future of STEM disciplines. Panel Presentation: Discussion by various units across the MSU campus on how they are addressing low math. Facilitated Breakout Discussions with Workshop Attendees on several aspects of How can MSU better address the impact of low math performance on STEM disciplines. The entire group of attendees will then reconvene to hear highlights from the breakout sessions and formulate next steps for further coordinatedaction.

Location:	MSU Union, Parlor BC [map]
Price:	free
Sponsor:	College of Natural Science, Lyman Briggs & College of Engineering
Contact:	Kelly Millenbah millenba@msu.edu 517-353-4802
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