9:00 – 9:05 Chains for Change- Laura, Jasmine, Kyla
9:10– 9:15 Anthony Carter
9:20 – 9:30 Ed Hidalgo
9:30-9:35 Mike Moran
Warm up with a finger woven blanket. Learn how to finger weave blankets for those in need.
Laura, Jasmine and Kyla are 6th grade students at Emory School in Mrs. Molina's class.
Ed Hidalgo is the director of the world of work initiative at the University of San Diego Mobile Technology Learning Center. This initiative explores innovative ways to connect the world of work to K-12 education and prepare students for the future of work. This role reflects the initiatives he led in his prior role as an executive at Qualcomm where he worked in human resources, staffing and government affairs. As senior director of government affairs he led the development of the Thinkabit_Lab®, a dedicated makerspace providing thousands of San Diego students and teachers exposure to technology and the world of work. Prior to this role he was was responsible for the global contingent workforce, immigration and relocation and the hiring of more than 20,000 workers. He was the co-founder of a program called Career Explorations, a career counseling and coaching practice for employees to drive engagement and career wellbeing. He also served as the executive sponsor for Qualcomm’s Workforce Development Labs, an initiative to promote youth and veteran engagement in workforce development and lifelong learning through hands-on experienships.
Anthony Carter is a 6th grader at Emory School
Explore the world of coding used to make robots. Learn how to use Lego MindStorms to build your own robot.
Michael "eme" Moran is a Special Education teacher at Bayside STEAM Academy, South Bay Union School District. Eme has taught first through third grade for ten years here in Imperial Beach. He has a strong inclination to seek out the road less traveled, to expose his students to the scientific and natural world and believes in each students ability to succeed. His students are immersed in engineering, math, electrical circuitry as well as the geography, mammalogy and ornithology.
By utilizing the the Otay River, the San Diego Bay and the diversity of wetlands flora and fauna surrounding Bayside STEaM Academy, eme teaches the students that they live in a unique environment and they can make a difference in their community.