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The Education and Workforce Development (EWD) Working Group implements programs and creates resources that contribute towards the development of a diverse, competitive spectrum workforce with transferable skills necessary for a rapidly changing workplace and society.
SpectrumX’s vision is for a large, diverse, and globally-engaged workforce to support industries and scientific endeavors of the future that rely upon the radio spectrum. Our strategy tightly couples education and workforce development with broadening participation to:
Our plan leverages the collective capacity and best-practices of our partner institutions to create on-ramps, pathways and off-ramps for students, workers and the general public to embark on a journey into spectrum at any point from Grade 6 onward.
Education and Workforce Development Deputy Director
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Education and Workforce Development Director
The Ohio State University
Center Director
University of Notre Dame
Research Community Lead - Models, Algorithms, AI/ML
State University of New York, University at Albany
Associate Director
University of Colorado Boulder
The Education and Workforce Development working group meets bi-weekly on Monday afternoons.
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