Strengthening Community Engagement for Particle Physics
Develop and sustain strategic engagements with communities to draw support for particle physics, promoting diversity, inclusion, education, and public policy. Topical groups focus on industry partnerships, career pipelines, physics education, and government engagement to enhance societal impact. Key leaders lead initiatives for community involvement and bridge expert and non-expert understanding of physics concepts.
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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FRONTIER Farah Fahim Instrumentation Frontier Liaison
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FRONTIER Improve and sustain strategic engagements with our communities in order to draw support for and strengthen the field of particle physics, while playing key roles in serving those communities. These engagements take well-coordinated efforts in many areas where the communities of experts and non-experts can understand and communicate our field s value, maximize its impact on global socioeconomic development, and open its doors to broader participation. Nature of the Community Involvement Frontier This one is somewhat different. Composed of Topical Groups dealing with different issues of community-wide engagement that cut across all Frontiers, rather than all focusing on specific aspects of one area of our field. Each CI Topical Group will need to work with other Frontiers at least as much as with other CI Topical Groups. 2
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TOPICAL GROUPS Develop and strengthen HEP/Industry relationships in both directions: form more partnerships to draw on industry expertise to further HEP goals, and build on programs to facilitate transfer of HEP technologies/techniques for use in the broader society. Applications & Industry Career Pipeline & Development Not simply making young scientists, engineers and technicians aware of different opportunities, but also changing culture of HEP career paths (1) Diversity, (2) Inclusion, and (3) Equity. All three are essential not only for professional success in our field, but to developing a better society at large. Diversity & Inclusion Strong and effective physics education to train the next generation of physicists. The objective is identify where improvements are needed and propose improved methods to prepare and deliver physics instructions or lessons. Physics Education Public Education & Outreach This is where most of Snowmass 2013 CEO Frontier focus lives, and what some think of as the whole of Snowmass 2021 CI. Public Policy & Government Engagement Objective to sustain or augment support for fundamental and applied physics. Been quite successful on US Federal level. Need to look at both smaller picture (local/state), and larger picture (international). 3
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TOPICAL GROUPS K t vi A. Assamagan (BNL) and Breese Quinn (U. of Mississippi) Topical Group Topical Group co-Conveners Applications & Industry (A&I) Farah Fahim (FNAL) Alex Murokh (RadiaBeam Tech) Koji Yoshimura (Okayama) Career Pipeline & Development (CP&D) Sudhir Malik (UPRM) Yangyang Chen (Cornell) Amr El Zant (BUE) Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) Mu-Chun Chen (UCI) Sam Meehan (CERN) Carla Bonifazi (UFRJ) Physics Education (PE) Randy Ruchti (Notre Dame) Sudhir Malik () Sijbrand de Jong (Radboud) Public Education & Outreach (PE&O) Sarah Demers (Yale) Kathryn Jepsen (SLAC) Don Lincoln (FNAL/Notre Dame) A. Muronga (Nelson Mandela) Public Policy and Government Engagement (PP&GE) Rob Fine (Rochester) Louise Suter (FNAL) Brajesh Choudhary (Delhi) 4
LOIs Creative methods to get LOIs / working with other Frontiers Workforce development mentioned in other topics ( such as Quantum) Industry and Applications mentioned in Photon detectors etc. NEXT STEPS Each topical group meetings are available in the Snowmass calendar and Indico page Please consider attending no invitations are required Planning a mini-workshop Conducting surveys to get feedback from the broader community
INFORMATION/ GET INVOLVED: SNOWMASS WEBSITE / SLACK
Currently 9 members we plan to grow this to 20-30 International Representation from Europe and Asia plans to include Latin America [differences, better?] APPLICATIONS AND INDUSTRY TOPICAL SUBGROUP Group membership is 50% Lab & University ; 50% industry Workshop with industry ( could be more impactful by choosing a specific application) Engaging both Small business and Large manufacturing companies (such as foundries). Targeting presentation at IEEE NSS (industry session) / Other conferences to encourage industry involvement
