| February 22, 2016

Communications and Events Director Joins Siebel Foundation

Please join me in welcoming Corrie Goldman, Communications and Events Director, to the Siebel Foundation.  Corrie was most recently the Director of Humanities Communication at Stanford University, where she managed a multipronged communications and PR effort designed to elevate the profile of Stanford research and programming.

Please join me in welcoming Corrie Goldman, Communications and Events Director, to the Siebel Foundation.  Corrie was most recently the Director of Humanities Communication at Stanford University, where she managed a multipronged communications and PR effort designed to elevate the profile of Stanford research and programming.

Corrie is developing a broad range of communications, events, and outreach programs to enhance the profile and visibility of the Siebel Foundation programs, including the Siebel Scholars Foundation, Siebel Energy Institute, and Siebel Stem Cell Institute. In the coming weeks Corrie will be reaching out to the Siebel Scholars community, so she can get to know all of you and learn about your research and career accomplishments. Corrie will also be working to strengthen ties between Siebel Scholars worldwide.

Corrie is eager to share news about Siebel Scholars’ achievements, so be sure to send updates to ssf@siebel.org so she can post them on the Siebel Scholars website and highlight them in our other communications.  To learn more about Corrie’s background, view her profile on the Siebel Scholars community website or connect with her on LinkedIn.

Posted by Siebel Editor

You might also like

Anyone in Toronto

Hi fellows, I recently moved to Toronto and would be happy to connect with any of you who is also in the region. Here’s my LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mehrdad-mehrbod-07034350/ Best, Mehrdad

More

MIT Welcomes Siebel Scholars Class of 2019

Sixteen MIT graduate students are among the 2019 cohort of Siebel Scholars hailing from the world’s top graduate programs in bioengineering, business, computer science, and energy science. They were recognized at a luncheon and awards ceremony on Nov. 13. Honored for their academic achievements, leadership, and commitments to addressing crucial global challenges, the select MIT students are among 96 students from 16 leading institutions that participate in the program. Repos

More

Siebel Scholars Boston Area Fall 2018 Welcome Dinner

Ben Lubin, Charles Gammal, Seymour de Picciotto and James Noraky held dinner for Boston-area Siebel Scholars at Benedetto on November 14th. Chuck (Class of 2010) welcomes the new Siebel scholars into our community and introduces our speaker, Jeff Goldberg (Class of 2001). Jeff shares his involvement with the Siebel community with the new scholars.

More

Fortune CEO Daily Email on Siebel Scholars Conference 2018

We had a wonderful time at the #SiebelAIConf! A full recap is headed your way soon, but we wanted to share the email our moderator Alan S. Murray, President of Fortune Magazine, sent this morning recapping his experience and his fascination with how data will transform society in ways we have only begun to imagine. Thank you Alan!

More

Lack of Women Representation at Social Implications of AI Conference

Dear Siebel Scholars Community, Dear Siebel Scholars Community, I hope you are all well.  I’m excited to join this community of technology leaders.  I am writing regarding the lack of female representation in the speaker list at the upcoming “Social Implications of AI” conference.  Upon hearing about the conference, I was very excited and immediately registered.  But upon closely looking at the speaker

More

Welcome Class of 2019 Siebel Scholars

The Internet of Things. AI. Machine Learning. Cloud Computing. Big Data.

More

Welcome Class of 2019 Siebel Scholars

More

2018 Siebel Scholars Conference: The Social Implications of AI

The era of artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic term. With great promises of human benefit, AI is rapidly being embedded in our daily lives impacting choices we make in healthcare, transportation, education, entertainment, government, and public safety. As our society becomes more automated and connected, it is clear that two worlds await us: one where considerable social and economic benefits will result, and one where adverse implications need to be anticipated and addre

More

Siebel Scholars Tsinghua Send-off Dinner 2018

Xin Yi, Xiaoxu Li, Chenming Wu, Han Zhang, Jiacheng Zhang, Qiao Qian and Kaiwei Li held a send-off dinner  near Tsinghua University on 15th June.

More

Siebel Scholars Boston Send-off Dinner 2018

Ben Lubin, Charles Gammal, Seymour de Picciotto and James Noraky held a dinner for Boston-area Siebel Scholars at Alibi on June 12th. Ben Lubin, Charles Gammal, Seymour de Picciotto and James Noraky held a dinner for Boston-area Siebel Scholars at Alibi on June 12th

More