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Industry-Synced Pathways for Innovation, Research, and Employment
ABOUT THE SERIES
The Industry-Synced Pathways for Innovation, Research, and Employment (INSPIRE) Virtual ECHO Series is a three-part development series for Texas State University faculty and staff, designed to strengthen student training programs through research and industry partnerships.
As part of the Translational Health Research Center's STEM and Healthcare Workforce area of focus, this series supports the university's commitment to creating health and resilient people and places by preparing students for careers that drive innovation and address workforce needs in critical industries.
UPCOMING SESSION TOPICS
Every Monday from April 14th - April 28th
Session 1: Laying the Foundation - Texas State's Training Programs
April 14th 12 PM - 1PM CST
Hear from directors of funded training programs at Texas State to learn how they support student success, faculty engagement, and workforce readiness. Discover existing opportunities and strategies for building or expanding programs.
Session 2: Building Bridges - Industry Partnerships from Startups to Multinational Corporations
April 21st 12 PM - 1 PM CST
Explore how to develop meaningful industry collaborations, secure funding and internship opportunities, and integrate workforce needs into student training programs. Panelists will share insights from working with startups, multinational corporations, and military affiliated organizations.
Session 3: Sustaining Success - Tracking Trainee Progress and Outcomes
April 28th 12 PM - 1 PM CST
Learn how to leverage technology and data systems to monitor student progress, measure program impact, and report outcomes to funding agencies and partners. Gain practical tools for improving programs and securing future support.