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Search ArticlesHACU, AISES, SACNAS, and SHPE Mark Milestone Anniversaries
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) partnered with Our Lady of the Lake University to celebrate HACU’s 40th anniversary on October 7. Forty years after its founding at this campus in San Antonio, Texas, HACU returned to its roots. HACU is now accepting applications for its Student Research Poster Competition, which will showcase student research at the 40th Annual Conference.
The AI NEXTGEN America Conference is here
The AI NEXTGEN America Conference is taking place October 9–10 at the Baltimore Convention Center. It’s free and open to the public. And Saturday, October 10 is designed for students. There’s the Career Expo — 10:00 AM–4:00 PM, where you can meet employers who are currently hiring. The Workforce Forum: “Show Me the Jobs: Your Personal Roadmap Into the AI Economy” is at 3:45 PM with keynotes from senior advisors, state senators, and a corporate senior principal engineer.
5 reasons why students should attend
With artificial intelligence changing the world, the AI NEXTGEN America Conference in Baltimore is a must for anyone curious about how AI will affect daily life, work, and society. Students will pick up strategies to get ready for future careers, build job skills, and stay competitive as the job market changes. The conference offers more than just the event.
Empowering the Next Generation
National Tradesmen Day, observed on the third Friday in September, honors those who build and maintain essential infrastructure. Skilled trades offer rewarding careers, competitive salaries, and expanding opportunities for the next generation. The United States will require approximately 1.7 million skilled-trade workers annually through 2035, yet current training programs supply only 55 percent of the needed workforce.
Less Than a Week to Go: Get Ready for AI NEXTGEN America
Career Communications Group will host AI NEXTGEN America, a workforce conference, on October 9-10 in Baltimore, Maryland. The event will address the skills employers need in the AI era, emerging job roles, and how education, training providers, workforce organizations, and government can help individuals prepare for new opportunities.
AI + Opportunity Shaping the Future of Technology
This week, a series of major events have brought together leaders, industry experts, and policymakers to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. These gatherings highlight the rapid advances and challenges in AI, emphasizing the urgent need for workforce readiness.
Scholarships and Leadership Programs
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities, with support from the Deloitte Foundation, will award scholarships to 68 students from HACU-member institutions for the 2026-27 academic year. HACU is also accepting applications for its Student Research Poster Competition, which gives college students the opportunity to present original research at the 40th Annual Conference.
Save the Date: AI NEXTGEN America Conference
As a student, attending the AI NEXTGEN America Conference is a unique opportunity to gain firsthand insights into how artificial intelligence is already shaping your world and your future. You’ll have access to interactive seminars, connect with industry leaders, and explore the skills that will set you apart in tomorrow’s job market.
AI at the Crossroads
The University of Texas at Arlington and Johnson Controls are expanding their partnership to develop advanced cooling and heat recovery technologies for data centers. Plans include a new 15,000-square-foot research center at UTA, the C3H2-AI Center, which will unite researchers and industry leaders to create more efficient cooling solutions for AI and data center applications.
Scholarships, Cloud Supercomputing, and AI Education
The NOAA Education Office has opened applications for the Hollings undergraduate scholarship, which will remain available until January. Earlier this year, NOAA recognized the 2026 Hollings scholars. The 128 recipients represent 95 campuses across 40 states, Guam, and Washington, D.C. Google announced that NOAA has selected Google Cloud to support its next-generation weather and climate supercomputing infrastructure.