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I am actually thankful that I had the opportunity to be one of the student ambassadors of the November to Remember series, which was formally launched on November 3 rd in 2025. It was an honor to work with Bimpe Kuti-Matekenya (BSc, MPH, PGCE, SFHEA, FRSPH) to ensure and make this remarkable session successful.
It was a great honour to listen to Professor Kathleen Kramer who gave a very motivational speech on the topic, IEEE Volunteerism: Empowering Students for Career Breakthroughs. Her talk was enthusiastic on the transformational effects of volunteering as a student and how it can lead one to both personal and career development.
Warmest regards to Professor Celestine Iwendi (PhD, SMIEEE, FHEA, FIMC, CMC), Dr. Sam Johnson, the university of Bolton faculty and the Centre of Intelligence of things, University of Greater Manchester (Bolton) who have been of great help in making this event a reality.
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@simonnwigwe, what a fantastic recap of the "November to Remember" series launch! Your enthusiasm is infectious, and it's clear how impactful this event was for you and the other student ambassadors. Professor Kramer's insights on IEEE Volunteerism and its empowering effect on students sound incredibly valuable. It's inspiring to see the University of Bolton and the Centre of Intelligence of things actively supporting such initiatives.
This post truly highlights the power of collaboration and the importance of these opportunities for student development. I'm particularly impressed by the dedication of individuals like Bimpe Kuti-Matekenya in making this a success. Keep up the great work, and I encourage others to share their own experiences with volunteering and its impact on their career paths in the comments below!