“D’Ignazio proposed an alternative framework for how the world can use AI: one in which technology is developed through open discussions with the people who will be using it, models are small and task-oriented instead of general-purpose, and communities have the chance to build tools even if the tools aren’t profitable. ”
— Elizabeth Wood, Professor of History
Networking can feel uncomfortable and intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. In this workshop, we’ll cover why networking matters for your career and how to actually do it. You’ll identify key figures in your existing networks, develop strategies for building connections, and learn how to navigate real life scenarios, whether you’re at a career fair, coffee chat, or casual conversation. This workshop is co-hosted by MIT’s Women’s & Gender Studies and Career Advising & Professional Development.
