The S’LAB is one of the transversal platforms of services at HEC Liège, designed to accelerate the integration of social and environmental transition issues, in line with the School’s strategic priorities.
Its action targets the three pillars of our activities: teaching, research and community service.
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The Steering Committee draws up proposals for action with a view to implementing the Lab's strategy in terms of teaching, research and the School's operations.
The Strategic Advisory Board is composed of our corporate partners and members of the Steering Committee. The role of the Council is to provide advice on the choices and directions taken by the Lab.
The S’LAB encourages students and staff from all backgrounds to play a leading role in the transition, by standing as actors of change.
Three complementary profiles to drive the S’LAB’s actions :
Bruno Gemenne - Sustainability Manager, leads actions in Research and Education pillars;
Marianne Snakers - Project Leader, leads actions in the Service to the Community pillar.
The team is strengthened by a doctoral thesis on Responsible IT, run by Sophie Pirotton (in collaboration with the Digital Lab).
