Science and Technology Week, hosted by the College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST), was a week-long celebration of advancements in the field of science and technology. During the week, students, professionals, and scholars were recognized for their contributions to the field.
The event kicked off with a keynote address from Dr. Nita A. Farahany, a renowned scholar on the ethics of emerging technologies. She discussed the impact of neurotechnology on our lives, the gaps in laws pertaining to cognitive privacy, and the future of cognitive freedom for humanity.
One of the highlights during Science and Technology Week was the CONNECT Event, hosted by Cast Connections. This event brought together current students with recent alumni for an evening of networking opportunities. The focus was on effective communication skills, conflict resolution techniques, leadership strategies, and proper professional etiquette.
The week concluded with CAST honoring its alumni by inducting them into the Academy of Achievement. The Academy brings together thought leaders who have made significant contributions to their fields and serve as an inspiration to others pursuing similar career paths.
Overall, Science and Technology Week was a resounding success thanks to all those who participated in it – including students, faculty members, professionals, and scholars alike. For more information about programs or majors within CAST’s College of Applied Science and Technology or for further details regarding this event specifically, please visit CAST’s website today!
