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Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech students and faculty have landed in the Netherlands for Responsible Futures Study Abroad Experience 2025, a three-week international program focused on livable cities and sustainable design. In collaboration with James Madison University, Montclair State University, University of Twente, and EF Study Abroad, Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech Professors Dr. Mark Neupert and Hallie Neupert have organized this trip to bring together students from a wide range of disciplines to take part in learning and cultural activities in Enschede, Leiden, Rotterdam, and Amsterdam. Through site visits, workshops, and project-based learning, students will explore how community development, public policy, history, and design all contribute to livable cities—while gaining tools to co-design responsible futures in their own fields in the United States. Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech participants include: Professors Mark and Hallie Neupert (faculty leads) Zac Adragna – Geomatics Sam Bricker – Mechanical Engineering Zane Cogliser – Cybersecurity Walter Corthell – Renewable Energy Engineering Jess Crafton – Mechanical Engineering Tim Fincher – Communication Walter Hartley – Biology Health-Sciences Bryson Ladd – Mechanical Engineering Audrey Langdon – Pre-Nursing Raymond Loby – Mechanical Engineering Jenna Mercurio – Nuclear Medicine Cole O'Halloran – Cybersecurity (Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech Portland-Metro) Jillian Placko – Medical Imaging Addison Price – Cybersecurity Armelle Setters – Respiratory Care Delanie Stiffler – Health Care Management Jordan Thielke – Electrical Engineering From site visits to floating farms to intensive design workshops and final portfolio presentations, these students will be immersed in active learning experiences designed to challenge and inspire. Stay tuned for updates as this team experiences life abroad! #Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵTechAbroad #ResponsibleFutures #StudyAbroad2025 #LivableCities