Events & Community

Close to 30 early-career professionals gathered for a day of connection, learning and professional growth at the event co-organized by MS&E, University of Michigan IOE, and Georgia Tech ISyE.

Alumni, faculty, and staff came together to reflect on the department's legacy, build community, and consider how to design our future.

In organizations, AI-powered tools, and social algorithms, MS&E faculty are working to make desired outcomes easier and undesirable ones less likely.

The on-campus conference is open to the public with limited capacity.

Faculty speakers shared different perspectives about the ways artificial intelligence is impacting MS&E's research and teaching.

The conference aims to highlight research that can help improve equity and access to opportunity for historically disadvantaged and underserved communities.

Participants from across the world, who otherwise might not have been able to attend, benefited from the virtual format.

Co-organized by PhD candidate Faidra Monachou, Prof. Irene Lo, and colleagues, MD4SG'20 employed techniques from social good research in the design of the conference itself.