At the new Bakar BioEnginuity Hub, guests heard from Berkeley leaders exploring our university’s role as a source of innovation and positive change in academia, society, and the marketplace.

Guests heard from two of Berkeley’s deans about multidisciplinary research at the university, including the collaborative efforts among undergraduates and graduate students.

Guests learned about ways that UC Berkeley provides the information, guidance, and instruction needed for students to thrive.

Guests heard the latest from UC President Michael V. Drake and UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol T. Christ.

Guests learned about the intersection of data science and education and Berkeley’s place at the forefront of a revolution in how data science is taught and used across a wide range of academic disciplines.

Guests learned how UC Berkeley’s groundbreaking research and world-class teaching go hand-in-hand to enrich the undergraduate experience and address the world’s most pressing challenges.

Guests learned how Berkeley is at the forefront of ensuring that everyone has access to healthy food and what this means for businesses, communities, and policyholders.

At this panel discussion, guests enjoyed a special opportunity to hear from top scientists conducting transformative research in neuroscience through the Berkeley Brain Initiative.

This panel discussion and special opportunity to visit the Berkeley Art Museum’s galleries provided a unique perspective on the arts while showcasing Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive’s elegant new location.

This behind-the-scenes look at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology was held at the Regatta Facility at the Richmond Field Station where the museum’s collections are stored. After the panel discussion, guests had the opportunity to tour the collections.

This panel discussion, featuring Nobel Prize winners Jennifer Doudna and Randy Schekman, covered cutting-edge research happening at UC Berkeley. It was held at the Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life.

This panel discussion explored the future of public higher education in America. The event was held in the Wells Fargo Room at the Haas School of Business.

This panel discussion on innovative strategies and trends in housing alternatives in California was held at Blum Hall.

With panelists from three disparate fields, this discussion provided a variety of perspectives on leadership and innovation. The event was held in the Club Room at Haas Pavilion.

This panel discussion explored trends in the use of media to create and inform a constituency. The event was held at the Berkeley Art Museum and included the opportunity to tour the museum’s current exhibitions.

At the inaugural Leadership Roundtable, guests heard about achieving success and maintaining leadership positions in competitive environments, and enjoyed an insider’s look at the new CITRIS headquarters.