This seminar explored the complexities of leading large-scale projects across diverse cultural and international contexts. Students engaged with insights on communication, leadership, and collaboration in global teams, gaining practical perspectives from real-world project environments. The session highlighted the skills needed to navigate complexity and lead effectively on a global stage.

The Beyond the Tech Seminar invited students to explore the skills and perspectives that complement technical expertise, highlighting leadership, communication, and real-world application beyond the classroom.

Students explored how generative AI is transforming business and leadership, examining real-world applications, strategy, and the role of emerging technologies in modern organizations.

Students gathered for the Spring Ethics Panel to engage in thoughtful discussion on ethical challenges in engineering and leadership, exploring real-world scenarios and responsible decision-making.

Students gathered for a practical GitHub workshop focused on version control, collaboration, and best practices for real-world engineering projects. Through guided exercises and live demonstrations, participants strengthened their ability to manage code, track changes, and work effectively in teams. The session emphasized tools and workflows essential for modern engineering and technical leadership.

Led by Dr. Steve Gomez, this session focused on developing the skills and mindset needed to lead in an increasingly digital world.

Dr. Joshua Gray led this interactive networking workshop, guiding students through practical strategies for building authentic professional connections.

This panel brought students and faculty together for an open discussion on the gender-based double standards that continue to shape leadership experiences in the tech industry.