SNHU Alumni and IEEE Young Professionals Panel
Southern New Hampshire University Alumni and IEEE Yung Professionals are coming back to SNHU and School of Engineering, technology and aeronautics to share their experience and mentor current students in transition from student to young professional
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- 2500 North River Road
- Manchester, New Hampshire
- United States 03106
- Building: School of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics
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- Starts 18 January 2026 05:00 AM UTC
- Ends 30 January 2026 05:00 AM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Jesse Thomas
From Student to Success
Panelist
Biography:
My name is Jesse and I’ve been a full-time professional Software Engineer going on 3 years as of this month. I have grown up and lived in New Hampshire my entire life and even work here – so that has to say something about the area I am in and where the fruits of my labor have been grown. Outside of work I am generally interested in learning new things and keeping up to date with the times so I work on side projects like running an at-home wired ethernet network server stack that runs different game servers that I play with my friends.
Justin Perkins
From Student to Success
Panelist
Biography:
I am in my final semester of a Master in Data Analytics here at SNHU. I did my undergraduate degree in computer science at SNHU as well. I love working with machine learning technology and applying it to solve problems. I've completed many projects applying ML to the world of business as well as engineering.
Joe Wilder
From Student to Success
Panelist
Biography:
Joseph graduated with BS in computer Science. While at SNHU he was a star student. He very active tutoring and in the Learning Fellows program. He has contributed a great deal to mentoring younger fellow students. Currently he is working on his graduate degree at UNH Durham.
Jared Morrison
From Student to Success
Panelist
Biography:
Jared graduated from SNHU with BS in Computer Science. While at SNHU he actively participated in the student life. He was president of IEEE Student Branch. He was an exceptional tutor and Learning Fellow. After graduation Jared continued with his research internship at UNH. He currently works at BA Systems.
Agenda
Agenda:
1 – Registration 2pm
2 – Welcome by SNHU professor and IEEE NH Section Chair 2:10
3 – Young Professionals presentation 2:20
4 – Introductions by the panelists 2:30
5 – Q&A with the alumni and young professionals 3:00
6 – Raffle, games and prizes 3:30
7 – Networking
8- Closing 4pm