The School of Systems & Enterprises (SSE) is bringing a number of outstanding senior executives and leaders from industry to Stevens to share their knowledge and expertise and work closely with students and faculty.

Chris Colla, who earned a master's in information management in 2007 from the School of Business, says Stevens helped changed how he thinks about the relationship between IT and business.

Stevens and the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing are working together to create and use policy "flight simulators" that interactively estimate health benefits and costs and aid decision-makers in implementing healthcare programs.

Planning and building the Athletes' Village for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta was one highlight in the illustrious career of Linda Thomas. Now the former Georgia Tech professor is leading Stevens’ efforts to re-invigorate its construction management program.

Stevens women's basketball player Dylan Krause '16, a chemical biology major from Atlanta, spent nearly a month in the town of Malavli, India, where she shadowed a variety of physicians, observed multiple surgeries, helped take patients' vital signs and traveled with a mobile health van to distribute medicine to isolated villages.

For mechanical engineering student Andreas Pallikaras '16, the formula for a successful college experience involved forming close relationships with faculty, working closely with an outstanding career center, an engineering curriculum that stood out from the pack — and some bass playing on Sundays for good measure.