A fast paced 60 minutes with IBM Tech Talk College and University Student Wednesdays! Join industry leaders and students in this discussion with questions from students and connections to leaders that you have been requesting. In addition to hearing from an industry expert in a different topic each month, also hear from and begin networking with other students who have been participating in the programs for over a year now who are also answering the questions in the chat because to their experiences, internships, or jobs they are now in. The dialogue continues to expand with the student, industry and academic experiences shared in this discussion. 1) IBM Midwest Academic Programs Manager walks students through enrollment and new asset for today (10 Minutes) 2) IBM Recruiting Leader talks about new information on jobs in IBM (internship and full-time positions) (10 Minutes) 3) Industry Tech talks from subject matter expert (25 Minutes) 4) Question and answer time (15 minutes) Looking forward to seeing you!

Do you believe in the raw power of collective action to transform communities and challenge inequitable systems? If you're ready to make a tangible difference right where you are, this panel conversation is for you! We'll delve into the heart of civic renewal and community power, showcasing how young leaders like you are driving local change through effective community organizing and civic engagement. You'll explore the foundational mechanisms that genuinely empower local populations, learn practical strategies for strengthening diverse community voices, and discover how positive,  participation can address even the most complex systemic challenges. This is your prime opportunity to unleash your agency, contribute meaningfully to shaping local outcomes, and become a catalyst for deep systems change and profound community impact. What you'll take away: A deeper understanding of the core mechanisms behind effective community organizing and civic engagement Practical strategies for amplifying local voices and fostering positive, democratic participation in shaping community outcomes Learn how collective action and civic renewal can effectively address systemic challenges and drive equitable change in communities Join us to be inspired by stories of transformation and spark your own path to making a difference.

IMPORTANT: You must complete the Interest Form to be considered for the Summit Complete Form Are you a first-generation college student or someone without existing industry connections, eager to explore a career in commercial real estate? The 2025 NYC Student Summit is a one-day immersive program designed just for you — and participants receive a $300 stipend for full participation. Applications officially open September 2, 2025. Event Details: Date: Friday, November 14, 2025 Application Open: Tuesday, September 2, 2025 Application Deadline: Tuesday, September 30, 2025 Notification Date: Monday, October 20, 2025 Stipend: $300 for full participation Why Attend? Engage with Industry Professionals – Learn directly from seasoned commercial real estate leaders. Build Your Network – Connect with peers, mentors, and potential employers. Find Your Fit – Discover how your skills, no matter your major, can translate to a CRE career. Complete the Interest Form now to be the first notified when applications go live. You will NOT be considered without completing this form. Complete Form For more information and to apply, visit Coffee Connectors Student Summit. If you have any questions, please contact us at coffeeconnectorsadmin@northbridgecre.com.

The FAO Schwarz Fellowship is a selective national Fellowship program for graduating college seniors interested in social impact careers. The Fellowship positions are paid, two-year experiences working at carefully selected nonprofit organizations in Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia. These roles combine direct service with strategic projects that give Fellows a chance to deepen their understanding of social issues, gain leadership experience in managing program initiatives, and explore how nonprofits work to respond to community needs and create lasting change. Between five to seven new Fellowship positions are typically available each year. In addition to compensation and benefits, Fellowships include professional development, two four-day retreats each year, mentoring, and cohort experiences. More than 90 percent of former Fellows continue to work in social impact. At this info session, you'll learn: About the Fellowship experience, directly from current Fellows 2026-2028 cohort's host organizations and roles What we're looking for in a Fellowship candidate Timeline and tips for applying Be sure to bring questions, and follow us on social media @faofellows (Instagram, Twitter) and FAO Schwarz Fellowship (Facebook, LinkedIn) for updates about the Fellowship and reminders about info sessions, AMAs, and deadlines. Join us for this info session on Wednesday, November 19th from 2:00 - 2:45 pm ET. Please sign up in advance on our website.

The workshop will be conducted by Leigh-Ann Campbell, a veteran TestMasters instructor who scored a perfect 180 on an officially administered LSAT and has 15 years of LSAT teaching experience. Attendees will be challenged with a series of difficult LSAT questions and Leigh-Ann will demonstrate the most effective methods for tackling them.

Come to this informative workshop to find out how to search for internships. The workshop will touch on the following topics: how to conduct an internship search, databases to assist you in finding internships, the importance of networking, how the internship application process works, and funding resources to be aware of as you begin your internship search. Advanced RSVP on Handshake is encouraged but not required.