Inclusive Leadership Certificate Events

Inclusive Leadership Certificate Program - Events

Attending these events can count towards your certification

The Inclusive Leadership Certificate Program puts together engaging events each fall and spring semester, comprised of workshops, trainings and speaker events. These events allow you to develop new skills while also helping you apply what you’ve learned throughout the program. Remember to check the site regularly for new and upcoming events for the semester.

NOTE: Please be sure to keep a record of the dates and times you attend any of these events.

Office of Student Culture and Belonging Programs

Participating in Programs offered by the Office of Student Culture and Belonging can also count towards your certification training hours (be sure to keep a record of your attendance and to submit related reflections). You can learn about their programs and events for this semester via the links provided below:

LinkedIn logoLinkedIn Learning Modules

This curated list of LinkedIn Learning modules is another set of training programs available to you. They too can count toward your 20 hour certification training hour requirements. 

Examples of Past Events

Group of participants engage with a Stevens alumnus

Speed Mentoring

Students and alumni across different industries came together to share stories and insights around critical inclusive leadership capabilities, ask questions and develop relationships.

Panel of inclusive design experts speak with students in a classroom

Designing for Inclusion: Executive Panel Discussion

This speaker panel featured experts from Apple, IBM and more sharing their experience and insights on how businesses are designing for inclusion, meeting the diverse needs of their customers and driving social impact.

Rhonda Fitzgerald facilitating a discussion with participants

Community Dialogue Workshop

Facilitated by Rhonda Fitzgerald, Executive Director of the Sustained Dialogue Institute, the workshop explored contemporary inclusive leadership issues, challenges and opportunities.