Stevens Students

The Career Expo will be here any second, and we’re so excited! 🎉 Here are a few things you need to know before you go:
 
📍 Check-In Location: UCC
⏰ Check-In Hours: 10:45 AM - 1:30 PM
👔 Dress Code: Business Professional
✅ Students must be registered on Handshake to attend
🚫 No bags, physical resumes, or padfolios
📝 Small notebooks are okay
 
See you tomorrow! 🤩

It’s Constitution Day! Stop by the tent at the UCC 11 am - 1 pm for trivia to win a prize and get voter registration information! 🇺🇸

Hey Ducks, it’s National Voter Registration Day! Are you ready to vote! Check out the link in bio and click All in to Vote for more information about elections and voter registration. You can also help compete in the Pledge to Vote competition against other schools (we are currently in first place)! Go Ducks!

Last Thursday, we welcomed Johnson & Johnson to campus for an Information Session + Networking Meet & Greet! 🤝✨

Ahead of the Career Expo, Stevens students had the opportunity to connect with J&J professionals, learn about careers in tech, and hear from several Stevens alumni currently making an impact at the company. Thank you to everyone who attended and started the conversation with J&J early! 👏

Don’t miss another opportunity to connect with Johnson & Johnson. Register for the September 24 Career Expo today on Handshake! 🤩

Today, the Stevens and Hoboken community gathered on Babbio Patio to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

Together, we paused to remember the lives lost, honor the courage and sacrifice of those who responded, and reflect on the lasting impact of September 11, 2001.

Thank you to everyone who helped us come together to remember, reflect, and honor the lives and stories that continue to shape our community.

Special thanks to the following individuals for sharing today (in order):
Dean Kenneth Nilsen, Hoboken Police Department Color Guard, Stevens A Capella, student Marina Hoskinson, alumni Brad Miller, ‘06, Dr. Leo Pedraza, Deputy Chief of Stevens Police - Robert DiGenova, Dr. Chris Shemanski, student Ryan Manley, Chief of Stevens Police - Tim Griffin, and Stevens Campus Police.

Honoring the memory of those we lost 25 years ago on 9/11 and celebrating the resilience that brought us together.