So you’ve graduated, now what? Many of these organizations are at the forefront of tackling the world’s biggest problems and lean heavily on tech to do so. Consider these organizations for a career at the intersection of tech and changemaking. Livox:  intelligent alternative communication software for people living with disabilities. Lanzatech is turning our global […]

As discussed in my original blog post, technology is an incredibly powerful force in shaping modern society, and the consequences of lack of ethical thinking amongst scientists and engineers can be staggering.  Similar to how doctors and lawyers must take ethics courses in order to graduate, the same must be true for all tech-based disciplines. […]

Below we’ve compiled resources, events, and opportunities specifically deigned for students engaged in Tech-disciplines. Resources Toolkit for infusing social impact into CS/STEM at your university Coding it Forward:  a student-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit empowering computer science, data science, and design students to create social good by breaking down the barriers to entry in social impact spaces. […]

Universities have the power to touch students at a highly influential point in their lives and empower them to live their life and build a career in a way that makes world a better place.  Imagine the scale of impact of a professor over the span of their career if they left students simply with […]

I decided to study engineering in college during my senior year of high school, when I learned that engineering was simply the application of math and science to real world problems, not just driving trains and constructing buildings. Fast forward three years – I was a junior in college, disillusioned with engineering and resenting my […]