Hosted by MassTimber@MSU, WoodWorks, and American Wood Council, this quarterly, virtual gathering will enable those who are engaged in mass timber projects and initiatives across Michigan to access technical assistance and peer learning in a supportive and confidential environment. 

Dr. Mojgan Nejad, MSU Department of Forestry will present about her lab’s innovation in lignin-based adhesives, coatings, and foams and pathways to commercializing these biodegradable, lower-carbon options in mass timber products.

Who should join? Designers, engineers, developers, building owners, construction managers, installers, code officials, forest products producers, and more—all actively involved in mass timber projects in Michigan.

AURI catalyzes innovation, blending commercialization support from applied research and business development know-how to advance new ideas utilizing agricultural feedstocks to the market. Through its business and technical expertise, physical infrastructure consisting of laboratories, pilot space, and equipment, AURI is a trusted partner for farmers, small to medium-sized businesses, corporations, cooperatives, and entrepreneurs to propel their ideas to the next level. 

Go beyond the classroom or laboratory and put engineering design principles to the test by applying them in ASME Student Competitions! This year's EFx Dallas will host: ASME e-Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (e-HPVC)

Since 1920, the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) has been the go-to organization for the nation’s predominately associate degree-granting regionally accredited institutions. The association hosts one of the largest convenings of community college professionals and offers engaging speakers, relevant professional development, and unsurpassed networking opportunities. AACC Annual provides access to the nation’s community college leaders who collectively serve more than 40 percent of the nation’s undergraduates.

AACC Annual creates opportunities to design and solve today’s priority challenges and to identify opportunities and innovation to support the country’s community college students.

Join Fridays from 11 AM to 1 PM PT (1-3 PM CT/2-4 PM ET) for the 2026 free interactive Bioscience Career Preparation Series. Learn how about your power in the interview process, the important skills needed for workplace success that may not be taught in classrooms, and then get a chance to speed network with bioscience industry professionals!

Series: Fridays, February 13th - April 24th

Topic: Workplace Navigation: Negotiating for What You Need

In this live session, Adam Richardson will present on agentic AI capabilities, demonstrate the practical applications of Claude Code, and walk through some possible classroom integrations. Attendees will see Claude Code in action while learning core principles of AI-assisted development, and they will explore strategies for incorporating these tools into coursework without sacrificing academic rigor. The session will conclude with discussion time for concerns and ideas about how agentic AI tools may impact student development and continue to transform the IT industry.

Join this this marine and hydropower virtual workshop to explore the science of water based power!

During this virtual workshop, educators will learn the foundations of water power including the science and technology of hydropower turbines. Presenters will also introduce activities for the classroom that engage students in dynamic, hands-on energy-based learning.

Registration closes March 28th so you receive materials prior to the workshop.

The Northland EXPO connects employers with students in grades 10–12 from across Northwest Minnesota and Northeast North Dakota—students who are actively exploring career paths and making decisions about their future education and workforce goals.