Checking in With Alphabet Chair John Hennessy

John Hennessy has had a busy month. The former president of Stanford University was just named chairman of the board for Alphabet, Google's parent company. And he just helped name the first class of 49 Knight-Hennessy scholars, his new program aimed at turning graduate students into leaders that will improve the world. I caught up with Hennessy to find out a little more about how he plans to juggle his multiple roles, how Google can "Do the right thing" (as the company's new motto states), and his views on current hot-button issues in technology. Here's what he had to say.