CONFERENCE PROGRAM

REALM HOTEL, CANBERRA | 29 APRIL - 1 MAY

SUNDAY 29th APRILRECEPTION

4 PM

Complimentary drinks and finger food.

5 PM - 7 PM

Welcome Reception, sponsored by DrumMuster’s education

program ‘Beating the Drum’.

Registrations OpenTHE GALLERY, HOTEL REALM

Welcome ReceptionTHE GALLERY, HOTEL REALM

DR CAMERON ARCHER AM – PIEFA CHAIR

MONDAY 30th APRIL8:30 AM Welcome To Conference and Official

Conference Opening

8:45 AM STEM in Food and Fibre Panel Discussion and Q & A

10 AM Curriculum Snapshot

Keynote 1Head of School, University of Queensland

10:30 AM Morning Tea and Trade Displays

Keynote 2Insect Protein Association of Australia

Keynote 3ARC Centre of Excellence for Translational Photosynthesis

BALLROOM 2

BALLROOM 2

BALLROOM 2

BALLROOM 2

PROF. NEAL MENZIES

OLYMPIA YARGER

ROBERT FURBANK

JULIE KINGF-8 Food and Fibre, ACARA

ROSS WILSONQCAA

LEANNE COMPTONThe times they are a-changin’ – Food Studies at senior secondary level, VCAA

MONDAY 30th APRILWorkshops 1 - Group A (Choice Of)11 AM

Workshop Group B (Choice Of)11:45 AM

THE GALLERY12:30 PM Lunch and Trade Displays

ROSS WILSONBALLROOM 1Community involvement in new Queensland interdisciplinary sciences, QCAA

ROSS MACMILLANBALLROOM 2Plotting Particle Paths

PAUL WILLISBALLROOM 3Agricultural teachers are amazing! Learn to identify how amazing you are!, Christian Heritage College

CHARLES CHOW & JOHN TROUGHTONBALLROOM 4“How technology is transforming agriculture”, Field Innovation

DEANNE KENNEDY & JOHN HUTCHISONBALLROOM 1Dairy Australia’s Farm Safety Adventure

BILL FLYNNBALLROOM 2Sustainable futures, CSIRO Education and Outreach

MICHELLE FIFIELDBALLROOM 3Tocal Virtual Farm/Knowing and Growing, NSW DPI

ANNA-LEISA VIETZBALLROOM 4Jobs of the Future: Big Data and Agriculture, Get into Gums

Cont.

MONDAY 30th APRILCont.

BALLROOM 2

1:15 PM Keynote: International Perspectives of the Food and Fibre Context

Keynote 1Director World Forestry Centre, Oregon USA

Keynote 2Howell Living History Museum

RICK ZENN

PETE WATSON

Keynote 3STEMification of Classroom to Feed a Nation, Africa STEM and Video Game Research

BIOLA DEMOLA ADEAGBO-OLAWORE

2:15 PM Workshops 2 - Group C (Choice Of)

DAVID GIBLINBALLROOM 1Delivering Agriculture by a non Ag trained teacher in a low SES Urban environment, Chifley College

BELINDA CHAPMANBALLROOM 2Rhizobia: Want them keen? Then don’t treat them mean!

KIM FLINTOFFBALLROOM 3Online and games - based approaches to learning, Water and Sustainability

ANDREW HARRIS & MICK DAVYBALLROOM 4Agricultural Education in Tasmania - a journey of improvement

THE GALLERY3 PM Afternoon Tea and Trade Displays

MONDAY 30th APRIL

Workshop Group D (Choice Of)

ALI BRIGGSBALLROOM 1Building effective relationships between industry groups and educators , Cotton Australia

TOM RILEYBALLROOM 2The Regional Engagement Enterprise: Context is King

JANINE MILNE & PETER DONNANBALLROOM 3STEM and Digital Technologies in Agricultural Education

KAREN EDWARDSBALLROOM 4Food and Fibre Careers Education - Moving beyond the farm and into the world opportunities, University of Melbourne

Cont.

3:30 PM

6 PM

6:30 PM

Workshop Group E (Choice Of)4:15 PM - 5 PM

TAMSYN CROWLEYBALLROOM 1Cracking the industry: What PoultryHub Australia has to offer, PoultryHub Australia

AMY COSBYBALLROOM 2GPS Cows: Bringing ag data and new technologies into high schools

IAN HARRISONBALLROOM 3Making a mark: How country-of-origin branding supports our primary industries, Australian Made Campaign Ltd

LIZ JACKSONBALLROOM 4Startup.business: Entrepreneurial Learning in Action

Pre-Dinner NetworkingTHE GALLERY

PIEFA Conference DinnerTHE BALLROOM

Dinner Speaker - BERNARD SALT AMThe Demographics Group

BEN STOCKWIN - PIEFA CEO

TUESDAY 1st MAY

8:30 AM Introduction to Day

8:35 AM Keynote Speakers - Food and Fibre STEM Careers of the Future and Panel Discussion and Q & A

Keynote 1Labour Market Research and Analysis, Dept of Employment

Keynote 2What the food and fibre industry needs, Agribusiness Australia

Keynote 3Students Perceptions of Food and Fibre Career, Student Edge

Lightning Presentations9:45 AM

BALLROOM 2

BALLROOM 2

IVAN NEVILLE

TIM BURROW

CRAIG CHETTY

10:15 AM Morning Tea and Trade DisplaysTHE GALLERY

BALLROOM 2

FIONA YOUNGNew Education Resources, MLA

AIMEE SNOWDENAgricultural Education with LEGO Farmer

KERRIE RUBIEDAF Hermitage Research Facility Schools Plant Science Competition

SALLY ROBERTSPeople in Agriculture

JO MARSHALLAustralian Agricultural Centre

TUESDAY 1st MAY

Workshop Group F (Choice Of)11:30 AM

MARC OOSTDIJKBALLROOM 1The food security opportunity, Rabobank

SUZANNE MORRISBALLROOM 3Mustering students towards e-agriculture

MARTIN LEVINSBALLROOM 4The Digital Technologies Curriculum in Food and Fibre, ACARA

BETH WELDENOFF SITEGet a real STEM straight off the trees! ForestLearning

11 AM Lightning PresentationsBALLROOM 2

NAAE ROUND UP What is happening in Agricultural Education

RICHARD DICKMANUpdate on Technology Directions within the Global Plant Science Industry

ALICE ZASLAVSKYFood Education in the Digital Age

ROBERT FURBANKARC Centre of Excellence for Translational Photosynthesis

DOMINIC KENNEDYevokeAG, AgriFutures Australia

ILLARIA CATIZONENew resources to engage with fishing and aquaculture, FRDC

Cont.

TUESDAY 1st MAY

Planning for 20202 PMBALLROOM 2

Closing Remarks3:30 PMBALLROOM 2

Cont.

Key issues discussion

Interactive planning for the future process

Workshop Group G (Choice Of)12:15 PM

ANGELA COLLIVER & GREG MILLSBALLROOM 1Inspiring students through Project Based Learning that is literally out of this world

STUART BARBERBALLROOM 2Reducing the Urban Rural Divide using virtual reality and 4D farms

STEVE HARRISONBALLROOM 4Bridge the Gap: Exploring school-to-work pathways in the European and Australian Salmon Industry, Huon Valley Trade Training Centre

BETH WELDENOFF SITE

Get a real STEM straight off the trees! ForestLearning

THE GALLERY1 PM Lunch and Trade Displays

Room to Grow1:45 PMBALLROOM 2

Address: Ms Fiona Simson, President NFF

SPONSORS

BRONZESPONSORS

WELCOME RECEPTION

SPONSOR

DINNER SPONSOR

TRADE EXHIBITORS

Sponsored by Drum Muster’s education program ‘Beating the Drum’