Chief of Staff, Rhode Island Cybersecurity Advisor, State of Rhode Island
Meet the Innovation Generation Career Role Models
Christina Cosgrove
Marcos Sastré-Cordova, Ph.D
Sr. Principal Systems Engineer, Raytheon IDS
Sally Sutherland-Pietrzak
Science & Technology Division Head, NUWC Newport
Innovation Generation is Growing the Rhode Island Defense Sector Through High-Impact, Career-Focused K-12 Programming
These lessons and activities have been developed by JASON Learning in partnership with the Southeastern New England Defense Industry Alliance (SENEDIA) through a Real Jobs RI grant. You will explore some of the fastest-growing, most exciting STEAM areas and careers. Along the way, you will meet career role models in these fields, learn about their work, and discover the paths they have taken to get where they are today. Ultimately, you will dig into the big questions, challenges, and opportunities in these fields and use your STEAM skills and knowledge to imagine and test solutions that could make a real difference!
Lesson 1: Safety and Security in the Cyber World
What is cybersecurity? Who needs it? And, how can we provide it? And why? Jump into this emerging field and learn about the people and innovations leading the way in Rhode Island. Explore the danger of social engineering attacks. Learn what they are, how to spot them, and how to help yourself and others avoid them!
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Lesson 2: Sounding out the Ocean
How can you find your way in complete darkness? How do you do your job in the ocean environment? Learn about underwater acoustics: the science of sound. See how Rhode Island is leading the way in the exploration of our oceans using a special set of tools and technologies. As you learn about underwater acoustics you will find many answers and a lot more questions!
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Lesson 3: Exploring the Ocean
How can we work in the parts of the ocean that are just unreachable or way too dangerous for human beings? Unmanned Undersea Vehicles (UUVs) help us do risky jobs in much safer and less environmentally disruptive ways. See how Rhode Islanders are using them to map the sea floor, find shipwrecks, study animal behavior, and keep us safe. Learn the science that could help you to one day drive a UUV!
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