“Practiced well, sustainability is not a constraint—it is a pathway to creating more resilient and equitable outcomes for humanity,” says Luksic Scholar and Sustainability Management student Camilo Avilés.
Through faculty connections and experiential learning, students joined sector leaders at the conference to explore equity, strategy, and the power of storytelling in social change.
Balancing work, family, and entrepreneurship, Barone found that the online program delivers immersive learning, practitioner insight, and a strong sense of community—proving that graduate study can fit into even the fullest lives.
Lecturer Jane M. McManus shares her journey from sports journalism to teaching communication ethics to publishing a book on the business of women’s sports.
In a piece for the Bioethics program's journal, alumna Katherine Mirabella writes about how facility design compromises confidentiality. (Voices in Bioethics)
Technology Management lecturer Dr. Lauren Goodwin shares how her experience leading digital transformation across energy, finance, healthcare, and space shapes her mission-first approach to technology, security, and the future of edge AI.
Designed to strengthen technical fluency and responsible innovation, the new resource equips the SPS community to lead in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
