College of Engineering - Purdue University

University at Buffalo Assistant Professor Andrew Olewnik examines how reflection shapes the journey from engineering student to professional. Using studies with undergraduates and early-career engineers, he highlights how classroom and experiential learning influence problem-solving and professional identity. The talk emphasizes reflective practices that help students recognize themselves as engineers and successfully transition into the profession.

Agricultural Supply Chain Networks: Trade, Policies, Food Security and Resilience

Bridging Engineering and Agriculture: Innovations for Resilient Supply Chains

Join Roland Molontay, Associate Professor at Budapest University of Technology and Economics, for an engaging talk on how data science supports evidence-based decision-making in higher education. Drawing on large-scale administrative and academic datasets, he will present research on dropout prediction, admission system validity, student success factors, grade inflation, and explainable AI (XAI). The talk also introduces a web-based decision-support tool that helps prospective students make informed academic choices.