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Within a week of graduating from �ֲ���ý���, Emma Lange ’16 took what she learned from a political science major and technology studies concentration, moved to Washington, D.C., and started her White House internship.

Avery Barnett ’21’s career interest in alternative energy technologies motivated her to add the Technology Studies concentration to her already full schedule as a physics major.

When Grace Lloyd ’16, senior admission counselor, talks to �ֲ���ý��� prospective students about the value of a liberal arts education, she speaks with heart and with data.

With multiple faculty experts, students in Evolution of Technology experiment with innovations and confidently pursue their own ideas and knowledge about them.

Leading data scientist and �ֲ���ý��� alum to speak on data, machines, and people.

Jessi L. Smith will deliver Scholars' Convocation on diversity and inclusivity in STEM fields.

Competitive national scholarships provide funding for study abroad.

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Students approach technology design with eye to human rights and dignity.

Artist, researcher, and writer Sara Hendren discusses “Waking the Machines: Art, Design, and Adaptive Technology.”