Thursday,

April 12th thru Saturday,

April 14th

2018

PROGRAM AGENDA

Health & Social Justice

HackathonHealth & Social Justice

Hackathonhack·a·thon /'hakә,THän/ : is a competition lasting several days, in which a large number of people meet to engage in collaborative teams composed of computer programming, content experts, graphic designers, writers, and participants across various disciplines.

Social Justice Renegades Hackathon: An Innovation Competition

Social Justice Renegades Hackathon is a 3-day long innovation competition to design and build technology tools that respond to specific community needs related to social justice. This interdisciplinary competition will engage students and professionals from various backgrounds in Science Technology Engineering Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) and non-STEAM fields, local centers of higher education, community and industry partners, and the public. The goal is to increase awareness of social justice and use technology tools and collective expertise to address public health issues.

Bakersfield College is hosting this event as an open competition. Event organizers will gather information about technology needs in the local community related to public health and provide this information to competing teams. Competing teams will submit for judging a technical prototype, a community impact report showing the relation of the technology to community need, and a group presentation. The goals of this competition are to increase awareness of public health, augment student learning, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, improve community and industry partnerships, and further develop local talent capable of meeting local needs.

About OrganizersThis will be the second Hackathon at Bakersfield College; however, it is not the first one in Kern County or the nation. This event is a collaborative effort and has a strong planning team working on logistics to ensure that this event is a success. This Hackathon will leverage the resources of the following organizations:

Bakersfield College Social Justice Institute, whose mission is to create a collaborative space for the BC community to engage in conversation and analyze issues of social justice, equity and pedagogy in the community college. They’ll also study the impact of biases -- both intentional and unintentional -- in instruction, as well as other professional teaching and service contexts.

Bakersfield Student Government Association – This event was voted the best event of the year in 2017. It wouldn’t have been possible without engaging student clubs like Student Health and Wellness Advisory Committee Club and STEM Club.

The Bakersfield College Public Health Science, History, and Computer Science faculty will leverage the expertise from the community to act as judges and also assist students. Community partners have been instrumental in providing not only financial resourcesbut also expertise in the areas.

Participants Last and most important, the participants make the event happen! Your participation is what makes the Hackathon a success. Give it your all and we promise you will have a blast. Most importantly have fun too!

SCHEDULETHURSDAY, APRIL 12TIME TASK SPEAKERS/PRESENTERS LOCATION

1 - 2pm Registration Front of Forum 102

2 - 3pm Kick-Off/Ice BreakerKiyoshi Tomono, Associate Vice President Community Partnership at Adventist Health Bakersfield

Forum 102

3:30 - 4:30pm Preliminary Panel Session

Preliminary Panel Session: Health Inequity Challenges and SolutionsModerator: Kiyoshi Tomono• Genevieve Gale, Policy Associate,

Central Valley Air Quality Coalition• Sandy Woo, Co-Coordinator,

Kern Coalition Against Human Trafficking• Brynn Carrigan, Assistant Director,

Kern County Public Health Services Department• Michelle Corson, Public Relations Officer,Kern County Public Health Services Department

• Christy Leyvas, Medical Investigator,Kern County Public Health Services Department

• Jack Becker, CEO, Bike Bakersfield

Forum 102

4:30 - 5:30pm Team Sign Ups/Team Building/Rules BC Professor Edward Rangel, Computer Science, BC Professor Sarah Baron, Public Health Science Forum 102

5:30 - 7pm Working Dinner Cafeteria

FRIDAY, APRIL 137:30 - 8am Event Setup

8 - 9am Breakfast Fireside Room

9am - 12pm Happy Hacking B11

12 - 1pm Lunch Fireside Room

12 - 5pm Happy Hacking B11 • B5 • B2

FRIDAY WORKSHOPS

TIME WORKSHOP 1 WORKSHOP 2 LOCATIONW1 / W2

1 - 2pm

Air Quality Panel Moderator: Carlos Bello,

Kern Family Healthcare

-Gustavo Aguirre, Jr., Kern CountyCoordinator, Central CaliforniaEnvironmental Justice Network-Yanni Gonzalez, Public Outreach andCommunications Coordinator, CentralCalifornia Asthma Collaborative

-Linda Urata, Regional Planner, KernCouncil of Governments,Brenda Turner, Project Coordinator,Project Clean Air

Harold Pierce, The Bakersfield Californian, Health and Education ReportTopic: The role of journalism and community engagement: How to report and communicate your message with research and using infographics

Forum 102/B5

2:30 - 3:30pmBuilding Health Community BETA ROLL OUT - Workshop 1

Human Trafficking Challenges and SolutionsSandy Woo, Co-Coordinator, Kern Coalition Against Human Trafficking Workshop 2 - TBD

Forum 102/B5

4 - 5pmNetworking Support

• Tony's Pizza 3615 Mt Vernon Ave. Off Site

SCHEDULETIME TASK SPEAKERS/PRESENTERS LOCATION

SATURDAY, APRIL 147:30 - 8am Event Setup

8 - 9am Breakfast Fireside Room

9am - 12pm Happy Hacking STEM Center

11:30am - 12pm Lunch Fireside Room

12 - 1pm Technical Presentations Judges TBA Forum 102

1:30 - 2:30pm Pitch Presentations Judges TBA Forum 102

3 - 4pm Game Competition: Board Game and Stand-by For Deliberation STEM Center

4:30 - 5pm Closing Ceremony Fireside Room

1. All participants must register online through the www.bcinnovates.com platform to be eligible for participation.

2. Development of the presentation and technology prototype deliverables must NOT start prior to event kickoff. Development of the idea and research for the community impact report may start prior to the event, but progress and improvement of the final deliverable must be shown by the team over the period of the event. Teams not following this rule will receive a zero score for any applicable categories of judging related to the deliverable developed ahead of event kickoff.

3. Teams must be between 2-5 team members. Teams do not have to be formed in advance of the event.

4. Participants have until 5:00pm on Friday to register and join a team. Participants who do not attend the Opening Ceremony may add onto an existing team by this time, but may not create a new team.

5. Participants are not required to work at the available event space over the entirety of the weekend, but must notify the event organization team of remote work by email to sarah.baron@bakersfieldcollege.edu. This is to ensure adequate time to plan for amount of teams presenting at Closing Night and for event organization team to relay any updates throughout the weekend. Failure to notify may result in a score penalty.

6. Teams must elect a Project Leader. This Project Leader will be responsible for delegating and organizing project tasks, coordinating attendance of team members at workshops, and submitting all project deliverables by the deadlines. Project Leaders must submit Project Sheet including project name and list of team members with email addresses by 5pm Friday. Teams must submit ALL OTHER deliverables by 1:00 pm Saturday. Any deliverables received after this time will not be considered towards team scores.

7. Third party frameworks and libraries may be used, but must be declared in the technical prototype demonstration. A score penalty may be incurred for failure to declare as stated in Judging section.

8. Participants and attendees of the event will conduct themselves in a respectful and professional manner.

RULES

Technology

• Difficulty of Task (1-5 points) X Execution (1-5 points)• Each Technical Judge may award an additional 5 points for their favorite (Judge’s Favorite)• Maximum of 30 points from each technical judge• Penalties: Score of ZERO if not submitted on time or if started before event kickoff

Community Impact• Research & Analysis (1-5 points) X Readability (1-5 points)• Each Community Impact Judge may award an additional 5 points for their favorite (Judge’s Favorite)• Maximum of 30 points from each community impact judge• Penalties: Score of ZERO if not submitted on time or if initial deliverable unchanged over event period

Presentation• Info Communicated (1-5 points) X Quality of Delivery (1-5 points)• Each Presentation Judge may award an additional 5 points for their favorite (Judge’s Favorite)• Maximum of 30 points from each presentation judge• Penalties: Score of ZERO if not submitted on time or if started before event kickoff

Scoring• Maximum score possible for each category will be the same.• Technology + Community Impact + Presentation = Total Team Score

BREAKDOWN OF SCORES

BUILDING HEALTHY COMMUNITIESCONSTRUYENDO COMUNIDADES SALUDABLESSOUTH KERN ∙ SUR DE KERN

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