Sessions of 2025 Summer Conference: Ryan Novitski
Mr. Novitski, Ryan
Siemens Digital Industries K- 12 STEM Instructional Manager
Dr. Ryan S. Novitski is the K-12 STEM Curriculum Manager at Siemens Digital Industries, focused on advancing CTE/STEM literacy and preparing students for college and careers. He oversees the design and development of project-based engineering and STEM curricula, leveraging modern multimedia and online publishing technologies. Previously, Dr. Novitski served as the STEM Director for ITEEA, leading professional learning, curriculum development, research, and standards-based assessments. He has contributed to multiple NSF projects as a Co-PI and consultant. Earlier in his career, he worked as an administrator and technology/engineering educator, coaching sports and robotics teams. Dr. Novitski collaborates with organizations like the College Board, universities, and state committees to advance educational initiatives. He also teaches graduate and undergraduate courses at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Dr. Novitski holds a bachelor’s in technology education at SUNY Oswego, master’s in educational administration at McDaniel College, and a doctoral degree in educational leadership at University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
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Siemens Pathway to Learning Engineering (PLE)
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Westin La Paloma
- Engineering, Manufacturing
Attend this session to discover a Siemens Pathway to Learning Engineering resources. Classroom-ready project-based curricular materials are developed by Siemens engineering experts and educators can be used as-is or integrated with your syllabus. Students can work in teams to solve real-world design problems and prepares them for industry-based certifications in Solid Edge 3D Design and Siemens PLCs. This session has everything you need to get started, including the curriculum download, your software license, professional development training and student prep for industry certifications.
