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NYSTEA Advisory Council
Purpose of The NYSTEA Advisory Council
1) The Advisory Council provides the NYSTEA with recommendations, direction, expertise, and support but does not set policy.

2)  Recommends ways to resolve any discrepancies between programs and philosophies of technology education and current industrial/technological practices.

3)  Reviews / recommends content direction and student survey topics to improve the relevancy and validity of technology education.

4)  Suggest methods and strategies for improving the public's perception and understanding of technology education.

5)  Assist in the cooperation between and among industry, higher education, secondary education, The N.Y.S. Board of Regents, State Education Department, local school boards, fields of engineering and engineering technology, politicians, areas of business. technology education related vendors, etc...

Recent Advisory Council Recommendations:
Create and administer a middle school student survey
Create and administer a high school student survey
Improve the student surveys wherever possible and administer them on an ongoing basis
Develop a sub-committee to determine how to promote diversity in technology education
Pursue a NYSTEA Corporate Membership initiative
Write a position paper supporting T.E. instruction in NYS



2006-2007 NYSTEA Advisory Council:
David Arnone, President
N.Y.S. Technology Ed. Association

Dr. Stanley Barrett, Asst. Professor
Binghamton University

Judith Belt, Asst. Professor
SUNY Oswego Technology Ed.

Richard Blais, Exec. Director
Project Lead The Way

Robert Bundy, Superintendent
Chenango Forks Central Schools

Dr. David Burghardt, Co-Director
Center For Technological Literacy
Hofstra University

Diana Jensen-Dooling- NYS Director
Project Lead The Way

Dr. Alan Dybas, Trustee
Epsilon Pi Tau

Patricia Elko, Math/Computer Sci.
SUNY Morrisville College

Thomas Frawley, Past President
N.Y.S. Technology Education Assoc.

Philip Gaines, Chairperson
SUNY Oswego Technology Education

Chuck Goodwin, Chairperson
N.Y.S.T.E.A. Advisory Council

Clark Greene, Chairperson
Buffalo State Technology Education

Michael Hacker, Co-Director
Center For Technological Literacy
Hofstra University

Robert Hazen, Past President
Association of Math Teachers in NYS

Dr. Guy Johnson, Director of CASCI
Rochester Institute of Technology

Joel Kaplan, Sales Manager
PITSCO

Dr. Bruce King, Chairperson
NY Institute of Technology

Robert Lasch, Director
Applied Technologies Monroe C.C.

AJ Longware, Executive Secretary
N.Y.S. Technology Education Association

Dr. Steven Macho, Asst. Professor
Buffalo State Technology Education

Donna Matteson, Asst. Professor
SUNY Oswego Technology Education

Gwendolyn Maturo, English Dept.
Lincoln MS Syracuse, NY

Bernie McInerney, Tech Prep Coordinator
N.Y.S. Education Department

Dr. Melvin Morris, Education
Brookhaven National Laboratories

Kelly Norris, Executive Director
N.Y.S. Society of Professional Engineers

Neil Payne, SPE Consultant
Glenn Associates, Vestal, NY

Dr. Travis Plowman, Chairperson
College of St. Rose Applied Technology

Vivian Pokzyk, President-Elect
Science Teachers Assoc. of New York State

Dr. Lester Rubenfeld, Professor
RPI Math Department

Katherine Schadewald, Exec. Director
Career & Technical Educa. Center

Eric Suhr, Technology Education Associate
N.Y.S. Education Department

Richard Tarpinian, President
RJT Education Associates

Michael Thurlow, President-Elect
N.Y.S. Technology Education Association

Dr. Ronald Todd, Technological Studies
College of New Jersey

Joanne Trombley,
Pennsylvania Technology Ed. Assoc.

Theresa Tuers, Associate Project Manager
N.Y.S. Energy Research & Development Authority

Thomas White, Director
Operations & Technology
Project Lead The Way

Carolyn Williams, Research & Education
N.Y.S. United Teachers

Dr. Mychael Willon. Instructional Supt.
New York City Schools

William Youngfert, Educational Sales
Kelvin

Joseph Zahra, Sales
RJT Educational Associates

Edward Zak, Central District V.P.
N.Y.S. Technology Education Association




NYSTEA Advisory Council History:
1993 Established during the Fall
1993 - 94 Chaired by Chuck Goodwin
1994-  95 Chaired by Bill Youngfert
1993 - 96 Political Support was provided through NYSTEA's  paid Lobbyist Mary Ann McClain
1993 Held a Summit on Technology Education in Albany at Shaker Middle School.
1995 - 2002 Advisory Council did not meet
2003 NYSTEA Advisory Council is re-established.
2003-05 Chaired by Chuck Goodwin
2004 Advisory Sub Committee created " Action Committee For Promoting Diversity in Technology Education" Chaired by SUNY Oswego's Donna Matteson

Advisory Council Meetings
Fall Meeting is at the SUNY Oswego Annual Fall Conference.

Spring Meeting is at the NYSTEA State Conference. 

Next Meeting
April 1st (Friday) in the A.M.
Contact the Advisory Council
Chuck Goodwin organizes the NYSTEA Advisory Council. You can contact him by email with questions about the council.
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