College Disrupted: How the pandemic will shake up higher education
September 
7
, 
2018

4:30PM — 5:00PM

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Joseph Aoun

President of Northeastern University 

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Joseph E. Aoun, a leader in higher education policy and a renowned scholar in linguistics, is the seventh President of Northeastern University.


President Aoun has strategically aligned the University’s research enterprise with three global imperatives—health, security, and sustainability. Northeastern’s faculty focus on interdisciplinary research, entrepreneurship, and transforming academic research into commercial solutions for the world’s most pressing problems. During President Aoun’s tenure, the University has realized a 189 percent growth in external research funding, along with approximately 1,500 patent applications filed by faculty and students.

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College Disrupted: How The Pandemic Will Shake Up Higher Education

 Watch the Boston Globe's David Scharfenberg for a conversation with Southern New Hampshire University President Paul LeBlanc, MIT professor of Economic Geography and Regional Planning Amy Glasmeier, and University of Chicago student Samantha Herrera about the future of higher education.

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College Disrupted: How the pandemic will shake up higher education
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September 
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2018
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7:30pm
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About the Event

 Watch the Boston Globe's David Scharfenberg for a conversation with Southern New Hampshire University President Paul LeBlanc, MIT professor of Economic Geography and Regional Planning Amy Glasmeier, and University of Chicago student Samantha Herrera about the future of higher education.

When

Friday
, 
September 
7
, 
2018
4:30pm
 — 
7:30pm

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About the Event

The first panel will examine these issues from a business/technological standpoint, and the second panel will dive into the implications on policy and politics. Panelists, made up of a combination of mayors, policy makers, academia and industry leaders, will discuss the future of work and the likely impact of automation, innovation, and other trends on cities across the United States.


Registrations will be accepted in the order they are received and based on availability.

Agenda

4:30PM — 5:00PM

Arrival & welcome cocktails

Check in, find your seat, then head to the bar to grab a complimentary cocktail.

5:00 PM — 5:30PM

Business & Technology Panel

Listen to the latest and greatest from our esteemed Business & Technology speakers.

5:30 PM — 6:00PM

Policy & Politics Panel

Listen to the latest and greatest from our esteemed Policy & Politics speakers.

6:00PM — 7:00PM

Cocktails & Networking

 The night is not over! Be sure to grab another drink and meet with the panelists.

Featured Panelist

Joseph Aoun

President of Northeastern University 

Business & Technology

Joseph E. Aoun, a leader in higher education policy and a renowned scholar in linguistics, is the seventh President of Northeastern University.


President Aoun has strategically aligned the University’s research enterprise with three global imperatives—health, security, and sustainability. Northeastern’s faculty focus on interdisciplinary research, entrepreneurship, and transforming academic research into commercial solutions for the world’s most pressing problems. During President Aoun’s tenure, the University has realized a 189 percent growth in external research funding, along with approximately 1,500 patent applications filed by faculty and students.

Panelists

David Scharfenberg

Ideas Writer, The Boston Globe

Moderator

Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc

President and CEO

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU)

Amy Glasmeier

Professor

Economic Geography and Regional Planning, MIT

Samantha Herrera

Student

University of chicago

Opening Remarks from

Jeffrey R.Brown 

Dean

Gies College of Business

Supported By

Gies College of Business intentionally designs its innovative programs, leading-edge curriculum, and experiential learning opportunities to empower and prepare students to turn big ideas into meaningful actions. Today, Gies faculty prepare more than 7,000 future business leaders, including 3,100 undergraduates, from around the world to put their purpose into practice and provide transformative leadership in a global economy. Gies Business, which is ranked as a top 10 public business school and the #2 accounting program in the US, is regularly recognized as leader in business education because of its high-quality residential programs and innovative, flexible online programs. A $150 million naming gift from alumnus Larry Gies and wife Beth in 2017 helped solidify and advance Gies’ commitment to delivering life-changing access to a business education.

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