Past Events
Data Science Education Conference
February, 2025
Data Paths team members presented a session, “Supporting Data Science for All through Integration Into Mainstream Subjects in Grades PreK-12,” at the Data Science Education K-12: Research to Practice Conference in Austin, TX. We discussed:
- Development of an educator guide that identifies how data learning objectives for grades preK-12 align with and support disciplinary standards in mathematics, science, and other subjects.
- Work to develop new tools and curriculum materials that integrate data science into preK learning, middle-school mathematics, and high-school biology—as well as data science integration challenges and promising approaches.
ATMIM Conference
Data Paths team members spotlighted EDC’s Data Paths project at an exhibit table at the ATMIM [Association of Teachers of Mathematics in Massachusetts] 2025 Spring Conference—Breaking Boundaries: Beyond the Limits of Mathematics—at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. Our team was excited to meet with over 125 teachers and share our upcoming professional learning opportunities.
Girls STEM Summit
April, 2025
Data Paths team members shared data science career resources and activities at the 2025 statewide Girls STEM Summit held at St. Regis College in Weston, MA. Our team enjoyed meeting almost 120 girls in grades 8-12 at the event and sharing information about data science career options in Massachusetts. We also shared our new Data Paths Career Hub.
Past Webinars
We held two webinars with data scientists this spring. Each webinar featured two data scientists, who shared about their current work, experiences, and skills with data. The sessions featured short presentations by each speaker, followed by a moderated discussion and time for Q & A.
May 12
Speakers:
- Heather DiGregorio, Research Coordinator, Sports Cardiology at Emory University, GA
- Cristian Casanova, Data Strategist, Accenture, CA
May 28
Speakers:
- Sidney Batchelder, Information Systems Associate at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MA
- Emily Voytek, Data Scientist, MIT, MA