Skip to main content
College of Engineering
Master of Engineering Management

News

mem news

A coffee cup and framed certificate sitting on a desk with the words "Pride of the Wolfpack" written on them.

April 10, 2026

Building a Culture of Care

Christina Pucci and Kalene Thomas earn Pride of the Wolfpack honors by putting people first and building supportive ISE and MEM communities.
Two women collaborating at a desk, looking at a computer screen, sharing ideas and insights.

April 07, 2026

When AI sounds confident — but gets it wrong: A case study in project delivery

AI can boost projects, but it can make up facts. Always review its work, verify sources, and use strong human oversight to avoid mistakes.
Several people wearing safety vests and hard hats gather around a tablet, discussing plans or data on a construction site

March 31, 2026

Project Decisions, not Personal productivity, Should be AI’s Focus

While getting emails out faster is useful, the true game changer from AI comes down to presenting choices for leaders to make.
Two men collaborate on a laptop in a modern office setting, focused on their work.

March 24, 2026

From oversight to intelligence: AI’s impact on project management and business transformation

AI is transforming project management, automating tasks while redefining PMs as strategic, ethical leaders driving business value.
A truck drives on the road alongside a robot and a drone, showcasing a blend of technology and transportation.

March 17, 2026

Supply Chain Trends for 2025: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is transforming logistics with predictive analytics, real-time tracking, automation and autonomous trucking.
A futuristic office setting illustrating advanced technology and collaboration, symbolizing the evolution of work and business.

March 10, 2026

Future of Project Management With AI: 2025 and Beyond

Discover how AI transforms architecture and engineering project management in 2025. Real tools, proven ROI and practical implementation strategies.
Various devices, including a computer, laptop, and tablet, are linked together, illustrating connectivity in technology.

March 03, 2026

AI Project Management Tools For Startups: Collab and Grow Fast

See how AI project management tools are helping business leaders stay on top of it all with the right strategy.
A high-tech manufacturing scene featuring automated systems and digital interfaces for efficient production.

February 24, 2026

Introduction to AI Based Production Scheduling

AI-based production scheduling uses AI and machine learning to optimize manufacturing schedules, improving efficiency, flexibility and decision-making.
A doctor holds a glowing heart, symbolizing care and compassion in healthcare.

February 17, 2026

What Healthcare Teaches Us About Leading AI Projects That Succeed

Few industries test AI as much as healthcare, with its complexity, strict regulations and life-or-death stakes. These 4 lessons show how to lead AI projects that work in any industry.
A construction worker in safety gear kneels indoors on a building site, holding a tablet, showcasing how AI in Construction Project Management streamlines tasks; surveying equipment and an orange case sit beside him.

February 10, 2026

AI in Construction Project Management

AI in Construction Project Management is transforming planning, safety, and costs, powered by contextual data and unified platforms like Archdesk.
Two graduate students, one working on a laptop and the other separating trash with a trash collection area in the background.

February 06, 2026

What If Trash Was Actually Valuable?

From landfills to resources, MEM students are learning how to turn waste into energy and opportunity while helping businesses balance sustainability and profit.
A project manager using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage his project.

January 21, 2026

The Surprising Way AI Is Elevating Project Management Roles

AI won’t replace project managers. It’s freeing them from admin work so they can lead, think strategically, and drive real business impact.

Got News?

A woman with her arms sharing her good news as confetti falls from the sky.

Got news to share? Send us an email at ise-socialmedia@ncsu.edu.

The MEM Program is proud to spotlight the achievements and milestones of its alumni, faculty, staff and students. Whether it’s a faculty member’s promotion, a student winning a national award or an alum celebrating a career achievement, we love sharing your success. Our news features include professional promotions, retirements, academic awards, new job announcements, and even personal joys like weddings and birth announcements. These stories highlight the impact our community members make in academia, industry and beyond. If you have news to share, we want to hear from you — your accomplishments inspire current and future members of the MEM family!

Building Community

Building a strong community in the MEM Program at NC State helps everyone feel connected and supported. When students feel like they belong, they work harder, join more activities, and do better in school. Also, they are more likely to ask for help and try new things.

Faculty and staff benefit too. In a friendly environment, they can share ideas and support each other’s work. As a result, the whole program grows stronger and more creative. Alumni also play an important role. For example, they can give advice, speak in classes, or help with internships. This way, they stay involved and help students learn about real-world careers. In addition, students gain from talking to alumni and faculty. These talks give them career ideas and help them plan for the future. Because of this, they feel more confident and ready.

Most importantly, building a community turns the MEM Program into more than just a school. It becomes a network of people who care about each other. Over time, this support helps everyone—students, teachers, staff, and alumni—succeed together.

So, by working to grow a strong community, the MEM Program gives everyone a chance to belong, learn, and thrive.