Help shape the Converge agenda by proposing a topic that is meaningful to you, whether it's big-picture or highly technical.
You might propose a session on leveraging AI for workflows, pricing a new service, project management strategies, or creative ways to recruit top talent (just a few examples to spark inspiration). In true unconference style, all ideas are welcome.
Our organizers will help find a space and resources to hold selected sessions. While we can’t guarantee every proposal will make the schedule (it depends on the number of submissions and available slots) we’ll do our best to include as many as possible.
Check out the confirmed session topics below.
Questions? Email converge-registration@lists.stanford.edu or post on the #converge Slack channel.
| Session Title | Proposed By |
|---|---|
| A Team of AI Coding Agents: One Manager, Four Workers, One Human | Jon Green |
| AI Resource Hub for Graduate Students | Tiffany Lieuw, Sarah Jameson, and Brian Young |
| AI Training for Research | Xinlei Qiu |
| Attorney-Client Privilege in the Age of AI / AI and privilege | Chloe See |
| Beyond the Search Bar: Lessons from Campus AI Search Implementations | Brooklynn Moor |
| Efficient Large Language Model (LLM) Customization | Vasyl Rakivnenko |
| IT Career Pathways: Paths to Promotion | Brittany Cripe |
| Modernizing Legacy Systems with Claude Code - a microservice approach | Vedran Blazanovic |
| Multi-Human, Multi-Agent Collaboration: Shared Memory and Accountability for AI Coding Agents in Long-Running Projects | Anindya Roy |
| Unlocking Stanford | Jamie Tsui |
