Rogers State University in Claremore, Okla. recently hosted a Technology Day on the Hill, showcasing their technology and justice programs to prospective students in the northeast Oklahoma area. Dr. Curt Sparling, department head of technology studies and justice studies, highlighted activities such as unmanned aerial systems, cybersecurity, forensics investigations, artificial intelligence, and game design that students could participate in. The event aimed to demonstrate to students that STEM fields are accessible and attainable, encouraging them to pursue degrees in technology and justice studies.
By allowing prospective students to interact with current students in these programs, Dr. Sparling emphasized the importance of showcasing the opportunities available and breaking down the misconception that these fields are difficult to navigate. The event was well attended by both current and prospective students, fostering conversations about the possibilities within STEM careers.
For more information about Rogers State University, including their programs and upcoming events, interested individuals can visit their website at rsu.edu. Those interested in scheduling a campus tour can reach out to Natalia Sumner at 918-343-7751 or the admissions office at 918-343-7546. The Technology Day on the Hill at RSU served as a platform for prospective students to explore and engage with the diverse opportunities available in technology and justice studies.
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