Tomorrowʼs Minds at Work

Lj Holmgren, lecturer and deputy academic director of the Sports Management program, writes about new and important elements of this summer’s Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Sustainability Management alum Alicia Kurnia Liono began her career in wildlife conservation, working with organizations like the World Wildlife Fund.

Applied Analytics student Vladislav Shepelenko discusses the idea that won his team first place in the competition

Senior Director of AI at Elevance Health Chris Reitz shares how the IKNS program continues to influence his career journey—and his thoughts on the future of AI.

Elizabeth Reis, a Bioethics lecturer who teaches Gender, Sex, and Bioethics, writes about how transgender and intersex rights are being restricted in the U.S.

Olivia Colton reflects on her experience in the military and how it connects with her education in environmental conservation.

It takes political courage to promote critical pieces of public policy that help manage the negative impacts of our way of life.

Bioethics alum Meryl Selig shares why she came to the program in retirement and how it’s changed her perspective on health care.

Sustainability management is a more sophisticated form of management built to accommodate the environmental, social, economic, and technological conditions of the modern economy.

"Sitting down with key players at these organizations helped us understand the impact of big data on various political endeavors, especially when it comes to electoral campaigns," Saxon shares.

The Political Analytics program provides a unique space for a critical aspect of political analysis that has been globally undervalued.

Put on every spring by the Sustainability Management Student Association (SUMASA), this year’s Sustainability Symposium was the largest to date.