Students from the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing gathered in the Marshall Student Center’s Oval Theater Friday for the college’s induction ceremonies that recognized their transition into the engineering and computer science professions. Launch Dean Sudeep Sarkar, who oversaw the ceremonies, noted their significance and the time the students spent helping establish the new college. “You are graduating at a defining moment in the life of the Bellini College, and your achievements are now part of the foundation on which your college will continue to grow,” he said. “Through your programs, you have learned the foundations of your disciplines, applied them in practical ways, and prepared yourselves for professions that are evolving every day.” The college's computer science, cybersecurity and information technology students took part in an induction to the profession ceremony, where they accepted a pin that symbolizes their commitment to integrity and professional conduct. Graduates in the engineering field also participated in the Order of the Engineer ceremony, which emphasizes the ethical responsibilities of the profession and included receiving a stainless-steel ring. Dr. José Morey, who is a member of the Bellini College Academic Advisory Board, served as the keynote speaker for Friday’s event. Morey, who is a physician, founder and CEO of Ad Astra Media, has served in leadership and advisory roles with NASA, MIT, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, where he contributed to national efforts related to artificial intelligence and innovation. Morey reflected on how curiosity, creativity, adaptability and a willingness to cross disciplines shaped his own unconventional career path, encouraging graduates to embrace change rather than fear it. “You are entering a world changing faster than any generation before has ever seen,” he said. “AI is rewriting industries in real