Discover how strategic partnerships can help career services expand engagement and overcome persistent challenges, without additional staff or budget. This session features Michael Viron. Michael serves as Chair of the IEEE Computer & Communications Joint Society Chapter of Northwest Florida. He co-founded the Careers in Technology initiative and chairs its Organizing Committee, supporting programming globally with most engagement across the United States and Canada.Michael has collaborated with the University of South Alabama and the University of West Florida to deliver interactive, cost-effective programming that introduces students to tech career pathways. Through real-world examples, you’ll learn how UWF extended services to a satellite campus through their partnerships with Careers in Technology. You’ll also learn how South Alabama piloted a more targeted, industry-specific event that leveraged faculty relationships and Careers in Technology to drive campus-wide buy-in and attract 70+ students. Walk away with practical, scalable strategies to expand your impact, no matter your starting point.

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