Rentschler Field615 Silver LnEast HartfordCT06118
The UConn College of Engineering Connecticut Transportation Institute is hosting the AI in Engineering Summit on October 15, 2025. The event will be held at Rentschler Field in East Hartford.
Attendees will learn about Agentic and Generative AI through presentations and hands-on workshops.
(2 days)
Online
The 2025 USDA Cybersecurity Expo will provide its active participants with information and resources on today's vulnerabilities, incidents, security lifecycle, risks and mitigations. It will also identify ways to work together and build a solid security foundation program to meet future challenges and trends in cybersecurity.
The theme for the 2025 Expo is Cyber Resilience in a Digital World. Cybersecurity Expo will be where professionals across the industry gather to share practical strategies, proven solutions, and the latest insights to strengthen cybersecurity at every organization. Whether you're looking to deepen your expertise, connect with peers, or explore real-world approaches to today's cybersecurity challenges, this year's Cybersecurity Expo is designed to equip you with knowledge you can put to work right away.
The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) will be hosting a conference orientation webinar on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 2:00-3:00PM EDT. It will provide an overview of the 2025 ATE PI Conference’s agenda and share tips on how to maximize networking opportunities, manage your time, and navigate the event.
This is the second course in a two-part CMMC readiness series. Building on foundational knowledge, this course prepares learners to implement the required security controls from the NIST SP 800-171 framework and configure audit-readiness activities for CMMC certification. It also explores the use of modern tools and AI capabilities to streamline compliance and training processes.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Participate in a custom series of instructor-led webinars designed to provide community college faculty and staff with a practical introduction to Generative AI and Microsoft Copilot. The two training sessions cover effective prompting, ethical AI use, and real-world applications for educators and administrators. Through interactive discussions and hands-on examples, participants will learn how to integrate AI tools into their workflows to enhance productivity and decision-making.
The first training, Introduction to Generative AI and Microsoft Copilot for Faculty and Staff, provides an essential overview of Generative AI and Microsoft Copilot. The follow-up trainings, focused on practical strategies for incorporating AI-driven tools into daily responsibilities, are divided into focused sessions for Faculty and for Staff.
Training session
Introduction to Generative AI and Microsoft Copilot for Faculty and Staff - Join this one-hour webinar designed for community college faculty and staff, exploring the fundamentals of Generative AI and Microsoft Copilot. It'll cover key topics including:
Whether you’re new to AI or looking to refine your understanding, this session will provide practical insights and hands-on guidance to help integrate AI tools into your work.
Follow-up sessions
Generative AI and Microsoft Copilot for Faculty - October 21, 2025, 1 to 2 PM EST, online
Generative AI and Microsoft Copilot for Staff - October 21, 2025, 3 to 4 PM EST, online
(2 days)
Lone Star College-Kingwood20000 Kingwood DriveKingwoodTX77339
ACUBE gathers biology educators from colleges and universities across the country and beyond for a highly dynamic and interactive conference. In line with ACUBE's mission, come together to incubate new and innovative teaching ideas, to discuss strategies to involve student research in the biology curriculum, to improve advising and mentoring skills, to become informed about and contribute to the scholarship of teaching and learning, and to develop and recognize excellence in teaching. Participants present from the whole spectrum of subdisciplines within biology. Come to be inspired and leave energized.
Join the upcoming NSF-ATE CCPI WEBCAST titled The National Applied AI Consortium
CREATE Faculty Coffee Hours are a time to get together (virtually) and discuss topics of interest for Energy Faculty each month. Please come to these sessions prepared to share your experiences and ideas on the specified topic (what has worked or maybe what hasn’t worked). If you don’t have experiences or ideas on the specific topic, please come and learn from your colleagues. This will be an opportunity to share and brainstorm ideas together.
In this conversation, ATE PIs, project evaluators, and staff will come together to discuss strategies for leading successful facilitation in their projects. Participants will share their experiences, discuss effective techniques for engaging diverse audiences, and identify ways to foster collaboration and ensure productive outcomes within ATE projects.
Introductory webinar that explores the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence across the manufacturing sector. Designed specifically for community college faculty, it offers a practical survey of key concepts, real-world applications, and the evolving demands of industry. Participants will learn how AI is streamlining operations from design and production to supply chain resilience and discover strategies to prepare students for an AI-powered workforce. 
This Microsoft-sponsored session will be delivered by Black Dog Black Cat, a Microsoft Certified Trainer, and will include Microsoft resources and case studies of companies applying AI in Manufacturing.
This comprehensive training program prepares community faculty members for the AWS Certified AI Practitioner certification by covering essential AI/ML concepts and AWS implementation. The curriculum, divided into 4 sessions of 2 hours each, encompasses fundamental artificial intelligence, machine learning, and generative AI technologies, with emphasis on practical applications, use case identification, and responsible AI implementation. Participants will learn to evaluate AI solutions and integrate cloud-based AI services into educational contexts. AWS AI Practitioner certification exam vouchers will be available to all educators who successfully complete all training sessions.
Previous knowledge required
Basic understanding of cloud computing and Machine Learning concepts. Familiarity with general IT concepts is beneficial, though no prior AWS or AI experience is required.
Intended audience
Faculty members from all disciplines interested in AI and cloud computing, particularly those looking to incorporate AWS cloud computing and AI services into their teaching.
Number of training sessions: 4 sessions, 2 hours per session
Dates
(3 days)
Omni Shoreham Hotel2500 Calvert St NWWashingtonDC20008
The American Association of Community Colleges, with the support of the National Science Foundation (NSF), will host the 32nd National ATE Principal Investigators’ Conference on October 29-31, 2025, in Washington, D.C.
The conference will bring together more than 850 NSF ATE grantees and their project partners to focus on the critical issues related to advanced technological education. Conference participants represent ATE projects and centers across the U.S. including community colleges, business and industry, secondary school systems, and four-year colleges covering projects in a wide variety of areas, such as information technology, cybersecurity, engineering technology, advanced manufacturing technologies, and biotechnology.
https://web.cvent.com/event/c5861632-450a-4ca9-bd23-a9f1f71f8b00/summary
(4 days)
Pennsylvania Convention Center1101 Arch StreetPhiladelphiaPA19107
As one of the largest annual gatherings of top STEM talent, this premier event brings together over 15,000 students and professionals, 200+ top employers, and 1,700+ recruiters for four days of connection, innovation, and opportunity. Whether you're advancing your career, expanding your network, or looking to engage with top talent in STEM, this is where it all begins.
(3 days)
FANUC Headquarters3900 W Hamlin RdRochester HillsMI48309
The National Science Foundation (NSF) funded National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing is excited to announce and invite you to participate in the upcoming NCNGM Summit. This significant event will take place at FANUC America Corporation, a leader in automation and robotics, known for its innovative contributions to the manufacturing sector. They are thrilled to be collaborating with the National Coalition of Advanced Technology Centers (NCATC), an organization dedicated to advancing technology education and workforce development nationwide. This event aims to create a platform that fosters dialogue, innovation, and collaboration among industry leaders, educators, and students.
This summit will provide an opportunity to engage with experts in the field, explore cutting-edge technologies, and participate in workshops that address the future of manufacturing. Attendees will have the chance to network with peers, share insights, and learn about the latest advancements shaping the landscape of next generation manufacturing. Everyone interested in the future of the manufacturing industry is encouraged to mark their calendars and prepare for this exciting experience.
Join NSF program directors for a virtual office hours session to discuss the Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) invite to supplemental funding requests from current ExLENT and ATE awardees to pilot, implement, or expand AI-focused career and skill building learning opportunities for high school students. The session will feature a moderated Q&A.
To support proposal development, NSF ATE and ExLENT program officers will host two informational webinars (Sept. 10th and Oct. 14th) to share details about the DCL and answer your questions. In addition, there will be information sessions at the ATE PI meeting in October 2025. Please register for one of the two session dates. The information that is shared at the two webinars will be the same, so you need to sign up for just one.
These webinars are free for WiM members and only $35 for nonmembers, making them accessible and valuable for all professionals.
Despite countless leadership books and training programs, critical knowledge gaps are holding leaders back from their full potential. Through rigorous research, including thousands of surveys and hundreds of focus group participants across manufacturing organizations nationwide, Audrey George has uncovered five fundamental leadership truths that are consistently overlooked yet absolutely essential for exceptional leadership.
Each truth is revealed through compelling real-world scenarios that will resonate with your leadership experience. You'll not only understand why these principles matter but learn proven, actionable strategies to implement immediately. You will leave with concrete actions to implement the very next day. These insights have consistently produced measurable results and will empower you to demonstrate leadership prowess that gets noticed. The five misunderstood truths are your roadmap to becoming the exceptional leader your organization needs.
(2 days)
Alerus Center1200 S 42nd StGrand ForksND58201
The UAS Summit & Expo started as a small gathering of regional stakeholders. Now, 19 years later, the event in the Northern Plains of North Dakota has become a yearly major event for UAS experts from around the world. It’s the original epicenter of drone research, earned its place as the Silicon Valley of Drones and as you’ll see from the commercial, government and military flight activity filling the sky of the Northern Plains and beyond every day, it has truly become America’s UAS proving grounds.
True to its trailblazing roots, this year’s event will unite industry thought leaders, policymakers and high-impact end-users like never before.
A newly formed advisory committee representing the most influential UAS entities from the Silicon Valley of Drones has reimagined everything.
Working with UAS end-use clients from inside and outside the industry, the advisory committee has taken bold steps to expand the Summit and reveal—through new and unique content never tried before, end-user input and a special attendee list of decisionmakers, buyers and big-names—what your future in UAS will be.
Join UC Davis for a BioMADE Member Community Capabilities Webinar showcasing UC Davis’s unique strengths in biomanufacturing. Hear directly from investigators working across disciplines and the BioMRL spectrum, from early-stage research to scale-up. Learn how to connect with UC Davis researchers and access state-of-the-art shared facilities that support innovation across the bioeconomy. The session will also feature the NIST/BioMADE-funded RACER project, a $3.9M initiative comparing alternative antigen production systems. Investigators are evaluating six different host platforms—plants, mammalian cells, yeast, bacteria, and fungi—to optimize yield, antigen quality, purification workflows, and scalability, advancing sustainable solutions for potential emerging threats.
(3 days)
2233 S Martin Luther King DrChicagoIL60616
The Women in Manufacturing SUMMIT is the premier annual gathering designed to support, celebrate and advance women working in manufacturing. Over the past 15 years, it has grown into a transformative event where industry professionals come together to share knowledge, build community and drive change. Whether you’re seeking professional development, networking opportunities or the chance to explore innovative solutions, the WiM SUMMIT provides a unique experience tailored for your growth and success.
This event is more than a conference – it’s a celebration of the vital role women play in shaping the future of manufacturing. Attendees experience a blend of inspiring keynote addresses, interactive sessions and collaborative networking opportunities that empower them to overcome challenges, seize opportunities and lead with confidence.
Dakota Territory Air Museum100 34th Ave NEMinotND58703
Calling all high school and college students ages 16–22—have you ever wondered what amazing careers are waiting for you in the aviation world? This event is for you.
Explore the skies of opportunity with:
This is your chance to discover just how many exciting paths the aviation industry has to offer. From pilots to mechanics, air traffic controllers to aerospace engineers—your future could be closer than you think!
https://amtecworkforce.org/amtec-institute-for-industry-4-0-innovation-ai3/
(2 days)
1501 Frederica StreetOwensboroKY42301
Join AMTEC for a 2 day training with hands-on programs featuring nationally recognized trainers and equipment focusing on Industry 4.0 skills. This training is for secondary and post-secondary instructors who are preparing students to enter careers in advanced manufacturing.
Sessions Include:
You will also gain access to virtual monthly community-of-practice sessions featuring industry partners, peers, and best practices. Travel assistance and stipends will be available to participants who complete program requirements. Please contact us at 270-686-4410 or email [email protected] for more information or to register.
(3 days)
The Rooftop at Pier 1789 South St Pier 17New YorkNY10038
A curated experience designed for engineers, technical leaders, and professionals at the intersection of tech and business.
Expect deep-dive workshops, hands-on skill-building, and leadership content. All are tailored to the Women Who Code community. Hosted within TechFutures this October, the Summit offers a focused environment to level up your career. For those seeking an even more immersive experience, our Leadership Program provides advanced content designed to accelerate your growth as a senior technical leader.
Give yourself unparalleled access to expert knowledge and in-depth explorations of cutting-edge technologies. Participate in top sessions or hands-on workshops to enhance skills and foster continuous learning.
(4 days)
Loews 4000 Coronado Bay Road Bay4000 Coronado Bay RoadCoronadoCA92118
Join the 2025 NACCE Annual Conference from October 5-8, 2025 in Coronado, California. Connect with thought leaders, innovators, and educators from across the country as we explore the future of entrepreneurship in education. This premier event will feature inspiring keynotes, hands-on workshops, networking opportunities, and the latest insights on building entrepreneurial ecosystems within our communities.
Become one of the first go-to resources and thought leaders in Generative AI Leadership, enhancing your visibility and influence within the organization. This no-cost opportunity, funded by Google Cloud’s Career Launchpad, and in collaboration with NAAIC, will prepare community college faculty for the Google Cloud Generative AI Leader certification. The training will cover:
Exam vouchers (valued at $99) will be available to educators who successfully complete all training sessions (two 6.5-hour sessions).
Training sessions
(3 days)
Minneapolis Convention Center1301 2nd Ave SMinneapolisMN55404
The Annual AISES National Conference is a unique, three-day event focusing on educational, professional, and workforce development for Indigenous peoples of North America and the Pacific Islands in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) studies and careers.
The AISES National Conference isn’t just an event—it’s a transformative experience that connects, empowers, and inspires Indigenous People in STEM.
The conference includes:
When it comes to telling the story of your ATE project, simply sharing results is not enough. This webinar is designed to help project teams and evaluators understand the difference between outcomes and impact, recognize who needs to hear your story, and apply strategies to share it effectively. This webinar will explore what outcomes and impact look like in the ATE context, how to identify key audiences, and how to use clear, engaging communication to make your message meaningful. Join to gain practical tools and confidence to share your project’s impact in ways that matter.
(2 days)
Detroit Institute of Arts5200 Woodward AvenueDetroitMI48202
This two-day workshop will equip educators with a fundamental computer science curriculum, connections to educational robotics, and lay the groundwork to integrate computer science into core curriculum.
The workshop will include an introduction to Code.org content presented by Oakland Schools and the application of a microbit and robotic vehicle presented by the Square One Education Network.
