Stevens Institute of Technology chooses Englot as interim dean for its School of Computing

Key points

• Brendan Englot, a robotics expert, appointed interim dean of Stevens' School of Computing effective Aug. 1
• The School of Computing will launch in fall 2026 and serve students across multiple programs
• Englot will lead the school for two years during its critical launch and establishment period
• Stevens Institute of Technology is located in Hoboken, New Jersey

FAQ

What is the School of Computing at Stevens Institute?

The School of Computing is a new academic division at Stevens Institute of Technology opening in fall 2026. It will offer computing and technology-focused programs to undergraduate and graduate students, strengthening Stevens' position in the technology education space.

Who is Brendan Englot and what are his credentials?

Brendan Englot is a robotics expert and academic leader who brings specialized knowledge in computing and technology fields. His appointment as interim dean reflects his expertise in leading academic programs in these areas.

How long will Englot serve as interim dean?

Englot will serve a two-year term as interim dean, beginning August 1, 2026. His tenure is designed to guide the School of Computing through its initial launch period and establishment phase.