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Take 5: AI and the Future of Work
In this issue's Take 5, David Guy Brizan, professor of computer science, says don’t just face it — embrace it.
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She talks about research, climate change, artificial intelligence, and letters of recommendation.
On July 1, Johanna Kalb began her tenure as USF School of Law’s 20th dean and its second female dean since the school’s founding in 1912. She arrived in San Francisco with her family from Idaho, where she was the first woman to serve as dean of University of Idaho College of Law.
Jonathan Mogbo was selected by the Toronto Raptors with the 31st overall pick in the second round of the 2024 NBA Draft.
You can’t fight City Hall, but you can join it. Meet five McCarthy fellows who work to improve San Francisco.
The adjunct professor of engineering talks about sustainable development, autonomous vehicles, the future of cities, and the importance of fun.
“Storm, form, norm, perform — that’s the approach for consulting,” said Arielle Davenport MBA ’25. And that's the approach she and her fellow MBA students took on a working immersion in the Netherlands.
Grace Yam ’24 was looking for something a little different than a traditional school club could offer. The idea of creating an on-campus, student-run advertising agency came to her in April 2023.
These members of the Class of 2024 have jobs waiting for them. What will they be doing? How did they land those jobs? What’s their advice to students?
Five USF graduates who boldly pursued international careers share their expert advice on turning expatriate dreams into reality.
Ellen Veomett uses AI to measure the impact of redrawing congressional district lines. Her work is getting national attention.