Dr. Menah Pratt-Clarke shared inspiring life lessons and spoke about the importance of making an impact in a wide-ranging talk titled, “The Power of One Woman’s Voice,” part of the Provost's Lecture Series on Women in Leadership.
Stevens has been recognized as one of the top providers of online graduate programs in the nation in the widely-watched U.S. News & World Report rankings. In the latest rankings, StevensOnline placed high in four categories.
Industry, government and university leaders from across different sectors came together Nov. 28 to attend the Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence debut event.
In fall 2018, 23 students joined Stevens as the inaugural cohort of Clark Scholars, an exceptional group of first year students from low-income families who will spend the next four years pursuing degrees in engineering, computer science and cybersecurity – and using their education to make a difference.
What do a junior Olympics fencer, a competitive yodeler, a Broadway performer and a three-time national taekwondo champion have in common? Well, they are members of the Stevens Institute of Technology Class of 2022.
Dr. Yehia Massoud, an IEEE Fellow and renowned leader in integrated and complex systems, has been named the new dean of the School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE).
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Christophe Pierre led a delegation from Stevens to Tsinghua University in China, where the two schools concluded an agreement to promote joint educational initiatives.
“With technology, innovation, entrepreneurship and excellence in all we do as core values, we will work together to address critical challenges through scholarship and research and by inspiring creativity and achievement in our students.” – Christophe Pierre, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
The provost serves as the chief academic officer of Stevens Institute of Technology and co-leads the university’s budget and budget process with the chief financial officer. He is the university’s highest-ranking official after the president. Responsible for all academic departments, schools, colleges and research centers, the provost ensures that Stevens maintains the culture and deploys the human and physical infrastructure necessary to achieve its academic mission. In consultation with academic deans and the faculty council, the provost also oversees and develops the research and entrepreneurship portfolios of the university, establishes all academic policies, oversees reviews of all academic units and leads and implements plans in line with the university's strategic goals. The provost works with the chief financial officer, the vice president for finance and the treasurer to manage the university-wide budget process, working closely with the other vice presidents, the deans and the faculty, the staff and student leadership.
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Jean Zu never set out to be the first anything, or to break any barriers. But she would follow her own path — one that included conflicting messages and unexpected hurdles…