ATE Grant Meetings

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Next meeting Thursday, Feb. 4th

Time: 2:30
Location: Phone conference call; Bruce or Mitch will send out call info

Digest everything from the Jan. 21st meeting; look at timelines, set up some initial task assignments.

Thursday, Jan. 21

Time: 2:30
Location: Chemeketa CC, Building 37 conference room, Salem

Present at the meeting

Chris Stevenson, Molly Shor, Jay Bockelman, Mitch Fry, Bruce Shaffer
Primary topic was to pin down our goals for an ATE grant, look that the ATE proposal requirements and set up a rough plan for building a proposal. More notes to be added (anyone present feel free to edit this :-)

Dec. 3 meeting, Chemeketa CC, Building 37 conference room, Salem

Present at the meeting

Joanne Goode, Chris Stevenson, Molly Shor, Ron Tenison, Tom Thompson, Mike Baily, Jay Bockelman, Mitch Fry, Colin Gobel, Bruce Shaffer

Discussion Notes

Meet with Joanna Goode to discuss the HS introductory curriculum that she has been involve with in urban schools in LA. Joanna and Chris presented and discussed the curriculum that they have developed.

We further discussed the rough ideas for an ATE center grant and agreed to meet in January to get focused on the development of an ATE Center grant (if we decide to move forward and think that we have the resources for this).

Nov. 7 brainstorming session at Chemeketa

Present at the meeting

Jim Baily, Jay Bockelman, Mitch Fry, Colin Gobel, Bruce Shaffer

Discussion Notes

Mosty a brainstorming session to try to gain some focus on the goals and resources available to do an ATE Center Grant. The pages associated with the discussion area are the result of some of the discussion. Bruce will be setting up next meetings for additional investigation into ideas generated during this meeting.

Oct. 15, 2009 Fall OCCC Meeting

Present at the meeting

Jim Baily, Jay Bockelman, Mitch Fry, Colin Goble, Molly Shore, Brian York

Initial discussion of potential for ATE Center Grant

An informal discussion was held at the end of the Fall OCCC meeting for all of those who were interested in looking at grant funding to support the development of Game curriculum. The discussion started with Bryant York giving a presentation on NSF organizational structure and potential direction of grant programs. The discussion evolved into a discussion of the more general goal of improving CS/Engineering pathway education (which is the primary point of the gaming classes). A follow up meeting was scheduled for Nov. 7 at Chemeketa CC.

Here are Molly's notes from the Oct. 15, 2009 OCCC meeting:

Game Development ATE discussion notes 10-16-09.pdf