INFORMS Alumni Bring Life Experiences to Students
These alumni, once students just like those in their audience, know how helpful it can be to hear about the real-life experience and career choices of others.
Anne Robinson, MS&E alumnus (PhD ’05) and INFORMS president made this possible by coordinating the speakers for the MS&E student organization.
The panel participants included Ruixue Guo, Stanford INFORMS Student Chapter co-president (PhD ’15), Eva Petrova-Ibarria (MS ’11), Ozlem Yuksel (PhD ’01), Colin Kessinger (PhD ’99 and lecturer) and JP Loose (UW-Madison, PhD ’08).
If you’re an MS&E alum who would like to help current students by participating in a similar event, you can register with Stanford Student INFORMS.
Mentors Sought
If you wish to become a mentor, you can register with the Stanford Alumni Mentoring (SAM) program by completing this online registration form. Please be sure to indicate on the form if you would prefer to work with a Management Science and Engineering student. You control your availability in SAM. Your profile can be activated and de-activated at will. If a student requests you as mentor, you will be notified by email and you can choose whether to accept or decline the match. You remain anonymous until you accept a request.
