This year’s enhanced program features three specialized tracks—Neurodiversity at Work, Neurodiversity in Higher Education, and General Interest—designed to facilitate knowledge sharing and strategic development.
As generative AI continues to reshape how information is created, shared, and applied, educators across pK–12, higher education, and the workplace are asking an important question: what remains uniquely human in education? This event will explore how artificial intelligence is changing—not replacing—the role of educators, learning leaders, and institutions.
With Dr. Vanessa Druskat
Join us virtually with Koen Pauwels for the 62nd annual Robert D. Klein Lecture.
This year’s lecture features Prof. John Martinis of UC Santa Barbara and Qolab, who will be speaking on Prehistoric quantum bits: experiments testing the fundamental physics of superconducting quantum devices.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping creative industries, including animation, game development, music, design, and storytelling, by changing how ideas are imagined, developed, and shared. This webinar explores AI not as a replacement for human creativity but as a collaborator that transforms artistic workflows, redefines authorship, and challenges our understanding of originality and craft. Moving between theory and practice, we will examine how AI tools are being used across creative disciplines, from motion generation and generative design to sound and visual composition, while considering the ethical, cultural, and educational implications of this rapidly evolving landscape.
Come see Alex Edelman in conversation with Dr. Charles Steinberg about his path from Brookline to Broadway!
Dr. Rivera Vega is a Professor of English at the University of Puerto Rico, specializing in Diasporic Puerto Rican Literature, Contemporary U.S. Latinx writing, and Caribbean migration narratives, and Women’s Studies.
Whether you’re dealing with a recent layoff, pivoting to a new industry, or positioning yourself for that next big opportunity, Michele Rapp, Associate Director of Alumni Career Strategy will tackle your real-time questions on job search tactics, networking, resume optimization, interview prep, and more. Comewith your questions and leave with answers!
Are you applying to lots of jobs with little response? Feeling stuck in your search or unsure where to focus your energy? Join us to discover new strategies that will achieve better results. Michele Rapp, Associate Director of Alumni Career Strategy at Northeastern, will discuss strategic networking, understanding applicant tracking systems (ATS), improving your resume and branding using AI, making the most of LinkedIn, interview tips and staying motivated.
We invite students to take advantage of an excellent opportunity to connect with alumni and refine their career materials. Sign up for a 15-minute resume review session with an alumnus/a and gain valuable insights before joining our networking reception with local alumni!
Learn how to set the tone for your day, reduce stress naturally, and explore vision boards as a tool for manifesting positive change. Walk away with practical, empowering techniques to support your mental and emotional well-being.
If you’re tired of putting things off but feeling too stuck to take action, join us for an inquiry into what’s behind procrastination. Using a step-by-step method of questioning stressful thoughts, we will observe what happens under the influence of common stressful beliefs and then notice who we are without them.
Join us for an interactive session exploring how AI is reshaping leadership and organizational growth. We’ll discuss how AI extends human capability, the evolving role of middle managers in driving data-driven results, and how intrapreneurship programs transform employee initiatives into measurable business impact. Together, we’ll tackle key questions about leadership mindsets, practical applications of AI and data literacy, and the structures that help organizations turn ideas into outcomes.
Generative AI has far reaching capabilities beyond simple Q&A. It can help you think, explore, and discover new ways to manage your work. In this interactive webinar, presenter Pat Leomi will demonstrate how to use these tools as a strategic thinking companion to enhance your professional success. You’ll learn about AI’s capabilities for areas such as scenario planning, problem analysis, and brainstorming as well as tactics for research, writing, presentations and decision-making.
Are you working on a job search, career change, clarifying your direction, advancement or other career goals? Jumpstart your process with experienced career coach, Michele Rapp, Associate Director of Alumni Career Strategy at Northeastern, who will be answering alumni questions in this informal Zoom meeting.
Topics include job search strategies, layoffs, networking, resumes, changing career direction, interviews and more. Participants will also be sharing suggestions and resources. You can join the session at any time and stay as long as you’d like.