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.

The MEML Spring Semester Kickoff brought everyone back together to start the term on a high note. Laughter, conversation, and a sense of community made it the perfect way to welcome the semester ahead!

Students and faculty came together for a hands-on networking practice session designed to build confidence and connection beyond the classroom. Over shared food and conversation, participants practiced introducing themselves, exchanging ideas, and strengthening professional relationships in a relaxed setting. The event blended skill-building with community, making networking both approachable and enjoyable.

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.

The MEML community came together to kick off the semester with a fun and welcoming social for students and faculty alike.