Curious about amateur (ham) radio? It’s more than a hobby—it’s a powerful way to connect with people around the world, assist in emergencies, and even tune in to satellites.
In this session, we’ll be joined by Collin McKinley, Khoury’26, president of the NU Wireless Club. Collin will share what ham radio is, why it’s a great skill to have, and how to get started. He’ll cover the basics of equipment, licensing, and the exciting possibilities once you’re on the air.
Join us for an interactive event with young alumni from the Gordon Institute of Engineering Leadership as they share career journeys, leadership lessons, and advice they wish they’d had as students. The event includes a customized leadership assessment, followed by small group discussions with alumni mentors for personalized insights. Level up your leadership skills, gain career clarity, or hear real-world advice from those who’ve been there!
Transform your outdoor space into a thriving, eco-friendly habitat! Join us for a virtual discussion with Steve Schneider, the University’s director of horticulture, where he’ll share simple landscaping techniques to attract pollinators, conserve water, and support local biodiversity. Whether you have a balcony, backyard, or community garden, discover practical ways to create a sustainable and beautiful environment from the comfort of your home.
Join the Northeastern University Graduate School of Education for an inspiring Community College President Speaker Series, featuring esteemed leaders in higher education. This series highlights the challenges, innovations, and impact of community colleges in shaping student success and workforce development. Engage in thought-provoking discussions, gain valuable insights, and connect with professionals dedicated to advancing equitable and accessible education.
Attend the Sustainability Innovation Showcase on March 11 in the Curry Ballroom to connect with innovators, explore groundbreaking projects, and hear from experts tackling global sustainability challenges. Whether you’re looking to learn, network, or get inspired, this is your chance to engage with the ideas and people driving meaningful change.
What does it take to thrive as an expat, both professionally and personally? And how do you know if it’s right for you? Our accomplished speakers will answer these questions and more. Danielle Larsen, DMSB’10 and Austin Grippo, SSH’12, will discuss their experiences working abroad and how they learned to: develop resilience, grit and unique strategies for career success; embrace challenges and understand cultural perceptions for effectiveness in global settings.
This year’s theme, Black Feminism, Black Art, will explore the intersections of Black feminist praxis and art creation, critiquing, and interpretation.
Attend the Responsible AI in Practice Summit at Northeastern University’s Oakland Campus, a multidisciplinary event focused on the ethical, equitable, and inclusive integration of AI. Building on the success of Northeastern’s Responsible AI series, this summit brings together researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and community stakeholders to advance the field of Responsible AI.
Master the Art of Public Speaking
Join the CPS community in a workshop co-led by Ilka Kostka, Teaching Professor, NU Global Programs and Heidi Happonen, Senior Director of Communications on delivering high-impact presentations. Walk away with six tips you can use today to improve your presentation skills and actually enjoy speaking in front of an audience.
Wondering how to turn screen time into learning time? Hear about ways to make the most of educational content, offer tips for guiding your child’s media use, and share practical ideas for extending their learning into the rest of their day. Walk away with simple, effective strategies to help your child learn, grow, and thrive in a media-rich environment.