Binghamton inspires public service career
The spirit of service to our country shaped the ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ experience and a career path for Ravi Kambhampaty ’07, who joined the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) as a student. After graduating from Binghamton, he went to law school and, while there, joined the Army Reserves.
Want to make a career change?
In this Binghamton Learning Network webinar, Mike Heaney '87 shares advice on how to alter your career path and find the next opportunity.
The good, bad and in between of AI
Glenn Moss '75 discusses legal and business aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) in a new episode of the Binghamton Alumni Podcast.
Who makes you proud of your alma mater?
If you know of a Binghamton graduate whose accomplishments are extra special and worthy of being honored by the University community, nominate him or her for an Alumni Association Special Recognition Award.
Fostering positive connections
America is so polarized that coming together may seem hopeless. In a new episode of the Binghamton Alumni Podcast, Bill Groner '77 and Trevor Fornara '23 discuss how they're working to change the tone of political dialogue.
Can entrepreneurs be ethical?
David Mirsky '76, who co-founded Pacific Rim Capital after graduating from the School of Management, shared his experience with students at the 35th annual Abraham J. Briloff Lecture.