Menlo College Professors Featured in National WalletHub Articles Posted on June 10, 2025June 10, 2025 by Avery Stump Menlo College professors Sean Pradhan and Lan Jiang were recently featured in WalletHub articles, offering expert insights on topics ranging from professional hockey to premium credit cards. It’s always great to see Menlo faculty lending their voices to timely conversations in the broader world of business. Dr. Sean Pradhan, Associate Professor of Sports Management and Business Analytics in the School of Business Administration, shared his expertise on professional hockey and fan engagement in WalletHub’s feature on the Best Cities for Hockey Fans. Dr. Pradhan addressed current challenges facing the NHL, particularly declining viewership, and highlighted ways the league could build stronger connections with younger audiences through better marketing of its athletes and increased access to games. He also provided practical tips for hockey fans looking to enjoy the sport affordably, from choosing weekday games to exploring minor league and college-level matchups. Dr. Lan Jiang, Professor of Marketing, contributed insights to WalletHub’s coverage of The Platinum Card® from American Express. Dr. Jiang discussed the considerations consumers should weigh before choosing a credit card with a high annual fee, emphasizing the importance of aligning card benefits with personal spending habits. She also noted how a well-targeted rewards system can deliver value to cardholders while benefiting both the card issuer and affiliated partners like Uber. These interviews underscore the depth of expertise housed within Menlo College’s faculty and the College’s commitment to preparing students for careers that are not only informed by academic rigor but also shaped by industry relevance. Both Dr. Pradhan and Dr. Jiang actively integrate real-world trends and data into their teaching, ensuring that Menlo students are equipped to think critically and act decisively in today’s innovation-driven economy. Menlo College congratulates both professors on being featured and appreciates their continued efforts to share their expertise beyond the classroom. Read the full Wallethub articles here: https://wallethub.com/edu/best-worst-cities-for-hockey-fans/13283#expert=Sean_Pradhan https://wallethub.com/d/american-express-platinum-219c#expert=lan_jiang Media Inquiries: For media inquiries, please contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College is a small, private, nonprofit institution founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Menlo offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as graduate programs, including a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology, and a newly launched Master of Science in Financial Technology. With a student body that includes many first-generation college students, Menlo emphasizes experiential learning, requiring internships as part of the curriculum to ensure students graduate career-ready. The College is also proud to be designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI).
Menlo College Ranks in the Top 8.3% of Universities Worldwide, Celebrates Year of Distinction Posted on June 2, 2025June 3, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – June 2, 2025 – Menlo College has been ranked in the top 8.3% of universities worldwide in the 2025 Global 2000 list published by the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR), out of 21,462 institutions evaluated. The ranking reflects the College’s strong performance across CWUR’s outcome-based methodology, which includes education, employability, faculty, and research. Menlo’s Employability Rank of #62 places it among the top institutions globally for preparing graduates to succeed in their careers. CWUR rankings are based entirely on measurable indicators with no reliance on surveys or institutional submissions. For the more than 21,000 institutions around the world, the 2025 edition analyzed 74 million data points. A Year of Achievement This recognition comes during a year marked by several major milestones for Menlo College: Handshake Career Spark Award: Menlo’s Internship and Career Services team was honored with a Career Spark Award, recognizing its success in supporting students’ career readiness and professional growth. Carnegie “Opportunity College and University” Designation: The Carnegie Foundation and the American Council on Education named Menlo an Opportunity College and University. This designation highlights institutions that serve students from diverse backgrounds and lead to strong post-graduate earnings. New Graduate Program in Financial Technology: Menlo launched its third graduate program, offering a new Master of Science in Financial Technology (MSFT) degree. The program was designed in collaboration with industry leaders to prepare students for high-demand roles in digital finance. It blends rigorous training in finance, blockchain, AI, and digital banking with real-world application, positioning graduates to lead in a rapidly evolving fintech landscape. NCAA Division II Transition: Menlo Athletics achieved remarkable success in its first year competing as a new member of NCAA Division II, further enhancing opportunities for student-athletes. “This has been an exceptional year for Menlo College. From global recognition in university rankings to new academic programs and national accolades, each milestone affirmed our commitment to student success and career readiness,” said President Steven Weiner. “These achievements underscore the strength of our community and the impact of a Menlo College education.” Read more about our Handshake Career Spark Award and Internships and Career Services, Carnegie Designation, MSFT Program, and NCAA II Athletics. For more information about the 2025 Global 2000 list, visit cwur.org. Contact Information: Press Contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College: Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College is a small, private, nonprofit institution founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Menlo offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as graduate programs, including a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology, and a newly launched Master of Science in Financial Technology. With a student body that includes many first-generation college students, Menlo emphasizes experiential learning, requiring internships as part of the curriculum to ensure students graduate career-ready. The College is also proud to be designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI).
Monumental Sculpture Impact Installed at Menlo College Posted on May 12, 2025May 30, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – May 28, 2025 — A striking new sculpture has been installed on the Menlo College campus. Titled Impact, the piece was commissioned by Menlo alumnus and trustee David Irmer (’58, ’H22) and created by Los Gatos-based sculptor David Middlebrook. Installed outside John Arrillaga Hall, Menlo’s newest residence hall, Impact joins a growing collection of public artworks that enrich campus life and reflect the College’s deepening integration of art and education. Commissioned in March 2023, shortly after the September 2022 opening of Arrillaga Hall, Impact was formally dedicated in a private ceremony on Friday, May 16, 2025. The event recognized the artist and donor. Taking place one day before the 97th Menlo College Commencement ceremony, the reception also honored the Menlo College Class of 2025 and their families. Middlebrook’s Impact draws on deep historical and cultural symbolism. A canoe delicately balances atop a hand-carved Italian Carrara marble column crafted in 1519, the same year Hernán Cortés first set foot in the Americas. This balancing act evokes the fragility of early relationships between Native Americans and Europeans. Beneath, a crushed helmet and a toppled column represent the violent clash of civilizations that followed. In contrast, a pristine helmet atop the toppled column serves as a quiet testament to resilience and the enduring hope for understanding and progress. The installation is the latest reflection of Menlo’s ongoing commitment to integrating art across its 40-acre Silicon Valley campus. Following the Silicon Valley Sculpture exhibitions held in 2020, 2021, and 2022, Menlo has continued to showcase public artworks by artists such as Ruth Aizuss Migdal, Foon Sham, Antoinette Schultze, and Priyanka Rana. Several works now remain on permanent display, enriching campus life and broadening student perspectives. “Art provides a chance for our students to embrace the unknown, expand their worldview, and be inspired,” said Menlo College President Steven Weiner. “Impact embodies this ethos, offering a space for reflection and deeper learning.” As Menlo College approaches its centennial in 2027, Impact represents another step in advancing the College’s mission to provide an education rooted in business and psychology, and enriched by creativity, culture, and global awareness. Contact Information: Press Contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College: Menlo College is a small private, nonprofit college founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as three graduate degrees: a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Science in Financial Technology, and a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology. Menlo is designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander-Serving (AANAPISI) Institution.
Menlo College Launches Non-NCAA Baseball Program Posted on May 7, 2025May 30, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – May 7, 2025 – Menlo College is thrilled to announce the launch of its new non-NCAA baseball program, set to compete in the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA) Division II Pacific Region, South Conference. This initiative is part of Menlo’s commitment to expanding athletic opportunities and meeting the growing demand for competitive sports among students. The new baseball program will allow student-athletes to compete at a high level while balancing academic pursuits. Athletic scholarships will be available for qualified players, emphasizing Menlo’s dedication to supporting excellence on and off the field. “We’re excited to offer this new opportunity for students who are passionate about baseball,” said Tim Ghormley, Assistant Director of Athletics for Non-NCAA Sports. “Our goal is to build a competitive team that embodies the spirit and determination of Menlo College.” Menlo College has a rich history of athletic achievement, with over 50% of students participating in varsity sports. Adding the baseball program to our non-NCAA department complements recent expansions, which now include men’s and women’s weightlifting, cheer, men’s and women’s wrestling, and men’s and women’s taekwondo. To apply, click the link below or visit the Menlo Athletics website. APPLY NOW Contact: Tim GhormleyAssistant Director of Athletics for Non-NCAA SportsEmail: tim.ghormley@menlo.eduPhone: 650-543-3753 About Menlo College Menlo College is a small private, nonprofit college founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as three graduate degrees: a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Science in Financial Technology, and a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology. Menlo is designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander-Serving (AANAPISI) Institution.
Menlo College Signs new Director of MASPP Program Posted on May 5, 2025May 30, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – May 5, 2025 – Menlo College is pleased to announce that Carolynn Hobbs will join Menlo College this fall as the second director of the school’s Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology. Hobbs’ PhD in Human Performance at Middle Tennessee State University dissertation research explores well-being and thriving among elite youth athletes in competitive athletics. Prior to pursuing her doctorate, Hobbs earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Sonoma State University and a Master of Arts in Kinesiology from San Jose State, with specializations in sport psychology, sport management, and sport sociology. In addition to her academic experience, Hobbs has almost two decades of professional experience including working as a mental performance consultant, an athletic coach, directing a competitive cheer program, and, most recently, as Director of Sport Psychology and Mental Performance for Fierce Cheer Elite. She comes to Menlo as an Association for Applied Sport Psychology Certified Mental Performance Consultant®. Hobbs succeeds Dr. Zachary Bryant, who joined Menlo College in early 2023 and was instrumental in designing and launching the MASPP program. The College will graduate its first cohort of master’s students next week, on May 17, 2025. Dr. Bryant will transition to a full-time role as Assistant Professor of Psychology. “I could not be more excited to welcome Carolynn Hobbs as our next MASPP Director,” said Dean of Arts & Sciences Melissa Michelson. “She brings a wealth of real-world experience and academic expertise that will help our faculty and students achieve their full potential. I look forward to seeing how she continues the rapid growth of the program we enjoyed under Zack Bryant while also keeping the curriculum fresh and relevant to professionals in the field.” For more information about the MASPP program and application process, visit the MASPP Program page here. Contact Information: Press Contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College is a small, private, nonprofit institution founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Menlo offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as graduate programs, including a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology, and a newly launched Master of Science in Financial Technology. With a student body that includes many first-generation college students, Menlo emphasizes experiential learning, requiring internships as part of the curriculum to ensure students graduate career-ready. The College is also proud to be designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI).
Menlo Named Opportunity College and University by the Carnegie Classification Posted on April 24, 2025May 30, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – April, 24 2025 – Menlo College has been designated as an Opportunity College and University by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, recognizing Menlo as an institution that can serve as a model for how campuses can foster student success. The Opportunity Colleges and Universities designation is part of a newly developed Student Access and Earnings Classification published this month by the Carnegie Foundation and the American Council on Education. This new classification examines the extent to which institutions foster opportunities for student success by measuring whether institutions are enrolling students reflective of the communities they serve and how the earnings of those students compare to peers in their area. In 2025, 479 institutions were identified as Opportunity Colleges and Universities, which is about 16% of all U.S. colleges and universities that are in the Student Access and Earnings Classification. “We are proud that Menlo College is being recognized as a model institution for access and upward mobility,” said Steven Weiner, President of Menlo College. “Our mission is rooted in opening doors for students from all backgrounds and ensuring they leave Menlo with not just a degree, but the skills and support to thrive economically and professionally. This designation affirms our focus on real-world outcomes and inclusive opportunity.” Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College is a small, private, nonprofit institution founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Menlo offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as graduate programs, including a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology, and a newly launched Master of Science in Financial Technology. With a student body that includes many first-generation college students, Menlo emphasizes experiential learning, requiring internships as part of the curriculum to ensure students graduate career-ready. The College is also proud to be designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI). Menlo has been classified as a Special Focus: Business institution in the 2025 Institutional Classification and was named an Opportunity College and University for its success in enrolling underrepresented students and fostering strong post-attendance earnings. These recognitions are based on publicly available data from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard, and the U.S. Census Bureau. The methodology for the new Student Access and Earnings Classification uses multidimensional groupings of the 2025 Institutional Classification to evaluate student access and earnings between similar colleges and universities. More information about 2025 Student Earnings and Access Classifications, including the methodology, can be found here. About the Carnegie Classification The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education is the leading framework for recognizing and describing institutional diversity in U.S. higher education. The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education developed the classification in 1973 to support its program of research and policy analysis, and it was updated in 1976, 1987, 1994, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015, 2018, 2021, and 2025 to reflect changes among colleges and universities. It will next be updated in 2028, with subsequent updates every three years. About the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching The mission of the Carnegie Foundation is to catalyze transformational change in education so that every student has the opportunity to live a healthy, dignified, and fulfilling life. Enacted by an act of Congress in 1906, the Foundation has a rich history of driving transformational change in the education sector, including the establishment of TIAA-CREF and the creation of the Education Testing Service, the GRE, Pell Grants, and the Carnegie Classifications for Higher Education. About the American Council on Education ACE unites and leads higher education institutions toward a shared vision for the future. With more than 1,600 member colleges, universities, and associations, ACE designs solutions for today’s challenges and advances public policy to support a diverse and dynamic higher education sector. Learn more at www.acenet.edu or follow ACE on X (formerly Twitter) @ACEducation and LinkedIn american-council-on-education. Media Contacts Tess Rewickpr@menlo.edu Jon Riskind (ACE)202-697-0741jriskind@acenet.edu Kito Cetrulo (Carnegie Foundation)650-566-5100kcetrulo@carnegiefoundation.org
Menlo College Welcomes Simone Stolzoff, Author and Work-Life Thought Leader, as 2025 Commencement Speaker Posted on April 19, 2025May 30, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – April 2025 – Menlo College is honored to welcome Simone Stolzoff, acclaimed author, journalist, and leading voice on the future of work and well-being, as the keynote speaker for its 97th Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 17, 2025. A San Francisco native, Stolzoff has emerged as a prominent thought leader at the intersection of work, identity, and personal fulfillment. His groundbreaking book, The Good Enough Job: Reclaiming Life from Work, published by Penguin Random House, became a national bestseller and earned the #1 spot in the work-life balance category. Drawing on his background in journalism and design thinking, Stolzoff challenges outdated workplace norms and advocates for more sustainable, human-centered definitions of success. “Simone Stolzoff’s work resonates deeply with the values we hope to instill in our students,” said Menlo College President Steven Weiner. “As our graduates take their next steps, his message about purpose and balance in professional life will offer both inspiration and practical wisdom.” Stolzoff’s writing has appeared in leading publications, including The New York Times and The Atlantic. As a former design lead at the renowned innovation firm IDEO, he collaborated with influential leaders from the U.S. Surgeon General to executives at Google, to foster more thoughtful and human-centered work environments. With degrees from both Stanford University and The University of Pennsylvania, Stolzoff uniquely blends academic rigor with practical experience. His keynote promises to deliver an inspiring and timely message as Menlo College’s Class of 2025 gathers to celebrate this milestone on the College’s Atherton campus. For more information about Menlo College’s 2025 Commencement Ceremony, please visit: https://menlo.edu/commencement/ Contact Information: Press Contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College: Menlo College is a small private, nonprofit college founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as three graduate degrees: a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Science in Financial Technology, and a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology. Menlo is designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander-Serving (AANAPISI) Institution.
Menlo College Takes First Place in Prestigious Global Scaling Challenge Posted on April 15, 2025May 30, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – April 2025 – Menlo College is excited to announce that a team of its business students has won first place in the 2025 Global Scaling Challenge, a globally recognized competition hosted by the Anderson School of Management at the University of New Mexico. In recognition of their achievement, the team earned a total of $8,000 in prize money, including $7,500 for winning first place overall, and an additional $500 for earning silver in the first round. This year’s challenge featured 46 teams from leading universities around the world, all tasked with solving real-world growth and scaling issues for live entrepreneurial firms. Representing Menlo College were students Marc Hegele (Team Lead), Carlotta Stern, Lars Faessler, and Martin Fiala, supported by Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship, Mikael Hilmersson. The Global Scaling Challenge is a one-of-a-kind competition that pairs student teams with real companies seeking to grow in complex, diverse markets. Over the course of the event, students assess the challenges these companies face and develop both short-term and long-term strategies to help them scale. The experience culminates in a high-stakes, live virtual pitch to company leaders and a panel of expert judges—an intense and highly practical application of global business strategy. “Winning this competition is a powerful reflection of the caliber of our students and the excellence of the business education they receive at Menlo,” said Mouwafac Siddaoui, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the School of Business. “Their success in a global arena highlights not only their talent and dedication, but also the outstanding guidance of faculty like Professor Mikael Hilmersson, whose mentorship played a key role in this achievement. We are incredibly proud of our team.” The Global Scaling Challenge offers over $35,000 in awards and provides both students and participating firms with meaningful, innovative experiences that span industries and continents. Menlo’s victory demonstrates the strength of its hands-on, globally-minded business education and reflects its ongoing commitment to preparing students to thrive in real-world environments. Congratulations to our Menlo College winners on this well-deserved victory! Read more about the Global Scaling Challenge here. Contact Information: Press Contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College: Menlo College is a small private, nonprofit college founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as three graduate degrees: a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Science in Financial Technology, and a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology. Menlo is designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander-Serving (AANAPISI) Institution.
Reimagining Business Analytics: Menlo College Introduces Enhanced AI & Analytics Major Posted on April 12, 2025May 30, 2025 by Tess Rewick Atherton, CA – April 2025: Menlo College School of Business is proud to announce the launch of its newly enhanced academic program: the Artificial Intelligence & Analytics (AIA) major. This cutting-edge offering is the first undergraduate major of its kind among business schools in Northern California. Formerly known as Business Analytics, this future-focused program positions Menlo College at the forefront of innovation in business education, responding to accelerating demand for professionals who can navigate the convergence of business, data, and emerging technologies. “At Menlo College, we are committed to preparing our students for the future of business,” said President Steven Weiner. “The AI & Analytics major reinforces our mission to deliver innovative, market-responsive education that equips students with the tools and mindset needed to thrive in a digitally-driven economy.” Designed with a future-focused curriculum, the AIA major integrates applied artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, and ethical decision-making in business settings. Students will gain hands-on experience with industry-standard platforms and tools, preparing them to become leaders in data-intensive and AI-enabled environments. “This major represents Menlo College’s bold step forward in reimagining business education,” said Dr. Mouwafac Sidaoui, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the School of Business. “We are deeply grateful to our faculty for their vision and commitment in shaping a program that ensures our students are not only career-ready, but future-ready.” With this enhanced program launch, Menlo College continues to raise the bar for academic excellence, aligning its programs with industry trends and delivering education that empowers the next generation of business and technology leaders. Media Inquiries: For media inquiries, please contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College: Menlo College is a small private, nonprofit college founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as three graduate degrees: a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Science in Financial Technology, and a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology. Menlo is designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander-Serving (AANAPISI) Institution.
Menlo College’s Innovation Center Hosts 2025 Entrepreneurship Socratic Salon Speaker Series Posted on April 10, 2025May 30, 2025 by Avery Stump Atherton, CA – April 2025: Menlo College is excited about our Innovation Center’s Socratic Salon speaker series continuing into Spring 2025. These events are designed to create open, engaging conversations between students, faculty, staff, and industry professionals. The Socratic Salon format encourages interactive dialogue instead of traditional lectures, allowing participants to engage directly with thought leaders and explore new ideas together. The Socratic Salon centers around entrepreneurship and innovation, and provides a unique opportunity for students to discuss innovation and creativity across various industries, from business and technology to psychology and the arts. These sessions invite participants to ask questions, share perspectives, and learn from each other in a relaxed, discussion-based setting. Upcoming Sessions: April 11, 2025Elizabeth Lewis – Commercial Real Estate & Public Service Professional, Mayor of AthertonJoin Elizabeth Lewis, a 40-year veteran of commercial real estate and the current Mayor of Atherton, for a conversation on leadership, real estate, and public service. With over 25 years as the Owner/CEO of Orchard Commercial, Inc., she brings valuable insights into how innovation shapes both business and governance. April 25, 2025Dr. Mark Hager – Psychologist, Mentor, & SpyDr. Mark Hager, Professor Emeritus at Menlo College, will explore the intersection of psychology and innovation. Drawing from his diverse career in business, art, medicine, and psychology, Dr. Hager will discuss how psychology shapes creativity, careers, and community impact. May 9, 2025Richard Maldonado – Director of Product & Engineering, AI Experiences at ServiceNowRichard Maldonado, Menlo College alum and AI product leader, will discuss the intersection of artificial intelligence and product management. With over 25 years of experience, Richard will share his entrepreneurial journey and insights into how AI is transforming industries. Time and Location:6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Innovation Center (Florence Moore 319)Menlo College, 1000 El Camino Real, Atherton, CA 94027 RSVP and Attendance:Attendance is free and open to Menlo College students, faculty, staff, and the broader community. Seating is limited, so please RSVP in advance to secure your spot. For more information or to RSVP, please visit www.menlo.edu/innovationcenter. Media Inquiries: For media inquiries, please contact: pr@menlo.edu About Menlo College: Menlo College is a small private, nonprofit college founded in 1927 with a mission to “ignite potential and educate students to make meaningful contributions in the innovation economy.” Situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Menlo College offers undergraduate degrees in business and psychology, as well as three graduate degrees: a Master of Science in Information Systems, a Master of Science in Financial Technology, and a Master of Arts in Sport and Performance Psychology. Menlo is designated as both a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and an Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander-Serving (AANAPISI) Institution.
