MS&E SeRGE
Stanford Exposure to Research and Graduate Education
Friday, October 22nd, 2021
What is SERGE?
What is SERGE?
Stanford Exposure to Research and Graduate Education was started by the Black Engineering Graduate Student Association at Stanford and is dedicated to enhancing Stanford’s demographic representation within the School of Engineering (SoE) by recruiting prospective graduate students who have the potential to contribute to the diversity of our academic fields and departments. The Management Science and Engineering department within SoE is excited to host its own SERGE program, with information that is specific to MS&E!
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
We are thrilled to invite you to the 2021 Stanford MS&E SERGE! Throughout the day, you will:
Hear about the Stanford MS&E M.S. and Ph.D Programs from faculty and students.
Speak with faculty and students in small groups and ask them questions.
Learn about our admissions process and funding opportunities.
Virtually tour Stanford via student-led videos taking you through the Engineering Quad, Student Workspaces, Graduate Housing, and more!
We're excited for the program and hope it is interesting, informative, and enjoyable for all of you!
WELCOME PACKET
WELCOME PACKET
General Resources
General Resources
Virtual Video Tours
Virtual Video Tours
Post Event
Post Event
Video: Welcome!
Video: Faculty Lightning Talks
Video: Panels on MS&E student experiences
Detailed Notes from the Conversation with Lori and Linda
Video: Closing Remarks
Google Form: sign-up for help with your application!
EVENT Schedule
EVENT Schedule
Friday, Oct 22nd
Friday, Oct 22nd
[Pacific Time]
1:00 - 1:15pm
Welcome from the Chair of MS&E, Dr. Pam Hinds
1:15 - 1:55pm
The application process & an overview of MS&E.
2:00 - 3:00pm
Faculty Lightning Talks
(2:00 - 2:10pm) Professor Charles Eesley from Organizations, Technology, and Entrepreneurship
(2:15 - 2:25pm) Professor Johan Ugander from Computational Social Science
(2:30 - 2:40pm) Professor Irene Lo from Operations Management
(2:45- 2:55pm) Professor Aaron Sidford from Systems Modeling and Optimization
3:15 - 4:15pm
Rotating Breakout Sessions: 4 x 15 minute breakout sessions with faculty and students in different areas. Get to know them and ask them questions!
Computational Social Science with Ramesh Johari (Professor), Johan Ugander (Professor), William Cai (Ph.D. student)
Organizations, Technology, and Entrepreneurship with Charles Eesley (Professor), Charles Eesley (Professor), Carrington Motley (Ph.D. student)
Operations Management with Irene Lo (Professor), Peter Glynn (Professor), Teng Zhang (Ph.D. student)
Systems Modeling and Optimization with Aaron Sidford (Professor), Yeganeh Ali Mohammadi (Ph.D student), Yujia Jin (Ph.D student)
4:30 - 5:15pm
Careers after MS&E & Graduate Funding Opportunities
5:30 - 6:00pm
Closing Remarks
Stay to hear from Stephanie Lampkin, MS&E alumnus and founder & CEO of Blendoor.
Learn about:
Future opportunities to get help with your grad school application
Application fee waivers
Opportunity to apply to take a free Stanford SoE class
Participate in our closing raffle for a chance to win some prizes!
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
This program was possible thanks to the hard work of the Black Engineering Graduate Student Associations (BEGSA). The original BEGSA SERGE program paved the way for MS&E to host an event that is specific to our department. We are grateful for the leadership, dedication, and commitment that so many students have and continue to show in their efforts to make Stanford more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.
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