Rogers State University in Claremore, Oklahoma hosted Technology Day on the Hill to showcase their technology and justice programs to prospective students. The event, led by Dr. Curt Sparling, head of technology and justice studies at RSU, featured activities in areas such as unmanned aerial systems, cybersecurity, forensics investigations, and artificial intelligence.
Dr. Sparling emphasized the importance of showcasing these opportunities to students in northeast Oklahoma, highlighting the hands-on experiences and programs available at Rogers State University. By interacting with current students in these fields, prospective students were able to see the possibilities for their own futures in STEM-related career paths.
The event aimed to break down the misconception that STEM fields are difficult to navigate, encouraging individuals to pursue degrees in technology and justice studies. With a full auditorium of current and prospective students, conversations were sparked about the potential for success and professional growth in these areas.
For more information about Rogers State University, the programs they offer, and upcoming events, interested individuals can visit their website. Those looking to schedule a campus tour can contact Natalia Sumner or the admissions office directly for more information. Technology Day on the Hill provided a glimpse into the exciting opportunities available for students interested in technology and justice studies at RSU.
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