Stevens Tech Names Brendan Englot Interim Dean for 2-Year Computing School Launch
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Updated · ROI-NJ.com · Jul 31
Stevens Tech Names Brendan Englot Interim Dean for 2-Year Computing School Launch
2 articles · Updated · ROI-NJ.com · Jul 31
Summary
Brendan Englot will take over Aug. 1 as interim dean of Stevens Institute of Technology’s new School of Computing, serving a two-year term through the school’s launch.
Fall 2026 is the target opening for the school, which Stevens said will train students in core computing and its applications across health, finance, the arts and other fields.
Surging demand for professionals who can apply AI and computing within their own disciplines drove the school’s creation, according to the university.
Englot brings 15 years of robotics and autonomous navigation experience, leads the Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence, and has been at Stevens since 2014.
As Stevens' new computing school opens this fall, will its AI focus revolutionize education or risk isolating technology from human-centric disciplines?
Can an autonomous navigation specialist successfully merge artificial intelligence with the arts and finance before the new school officially opens?