Emerging Technologies Forum

for inquiries regarding registration, please email innovation@southernct.edu

Emerging Technologies Forum (ETF) will encompass the growing regional sectors of Quantum, Artificial Intelligence, and Life Sciences.

Located at 101 College Street, in the heart of New Haven’s emerging technology ecosystem, this conference will bring together leaders from education and industry with university faculty, school teachers, students, and community stakeholders.

Together, we will ensure that today’s students are prepared to join the thriving innovation ecosystem here in Connecticut.

Click here for information about last year's conference at 101 College Street

1. Foster engagement among students, educators, community stakeholders, and industry professionals around educational and career pathways in emerging technologies in Connecticut.

2. Support understanding around emerging technologies to facilitate collaborative workforce development efforts.

people speaking outdoors at a podium

Agenda

8:30AM

Registration, networking, and light refreshments

Room 123A

9:10AM

Opening remarks:

  • Julia Irwin, Interim Provost and VP for Academic Affairs at Southern Connecticut State University
  • Legairre Radden, Scientist III in the Immunology and Inflammation group at Boehringer Ingelheim
  • Norma Padrón, Vice President of Innovation & Startup Banking at JP Morgan Chase

Room 123A

9:30AM

Panel Discussion

  • Jodie Gillon, President at CEO at BioCT
  • Vincent Pieribone, Co-CEO at OceanX and Senior Research Scientist at SCSU
  • Amit Savkar; Associate Professor-in-Residence of Mathematics; Director of the Quantitative Learning Center at UConn; Workforce Co-Lead at QuantumCT
  • Shiang-Kwei Wang, Campus President at CT State Community College Gateway
  • Moderated by Colleen Bielitz, Associated Vice President of Strategic Initiatives and Outreach at Southern Connecticut State University

Room 123A

10:35AM

Break

10:50AM

Breakout Sessions

For Students: technologies students should prepare for and how, presented by CCAT and Alexion

Room 123A

For Educators and Industry Professionals: facilitated discussion around industry needs and emerging technologies in use and forthcoming, and how educators can best prepare students

Room 123B

11:30AM

Networking & Tapas

Hallway

12:45PM

Closing Remarks

  • Christine Broadbridge; Professor of Physics & Executive Director of Research & Innovation at Southern Connecticut State University; Leadership Team at QuantumCT
  • John Maduko; Interim Chancellor of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities

Room 123A

Our Panelists

Jodie Gillon

Jodie Gillon – President & CEO, BioCT

Vincent Pieribone

Vincent Pieribone – Co-CEO, OceanX

Amit Savkar

Amit Savkar – Assc. Professor-in-Residence of Mathematics & Director of the Quantitative Learning Center, University of Connecticut; QuantumCT

Shiang-Kwei Wang

Shiang-Kwei Wang – President, CT State Community College Gateway

Our Moderator

Colleen Bielitz

Colleen Bielitz – Associate Vice President of Strategic Initiatives and Outreach, Southern CT State University

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Partners

Internal Partners

FAQs

Absolutely! Please register in advance to receive communications leading up to the event.

Nearby parking is available in the Temple Street Garage located at 1 Temple St. New Haven CT 06510. More information about parking downtown can be found at Park New Haven.

Some faculty are arranging vans and carpooling, send us an email at innovation@southernct.edu to look for an open seat. Another option is the free campus shuttle to Union Station, or the 243 CT Transit bus which is free with your UPass (see the Card Office to claim your UPass).

Looking get involved? Send an inquiry to innovation@southernct.edu to start the conversation.

At this time, all components of the conference are scheduled to remain in-person.

There will be light refreshments in the morning during registration and tapas served at noon.
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