The Science, Technology and Society B.S. program prepares students to integrate science and technology with the humanities and social sciences. We expect that, as a student and/or graduate of the Science, Technology and Society program, you will be informed. Learn the widest sense of how science and technology have transformed society, for better or worse. Be a leader. Students will be able to achieve a total view of the actual and potential effect of transformations in society to be able to take charge of the introduction and management of any scientific/technological innovations. Be a team player. Students demonstrate accuracy and efficiency in group setting, including working well in traditional and digital environments. Be a researcher. Students will establish competency in drawing research conclusions, particularly in STS-related fields of policy, economics, and culture. Be a communicator. Students will employ a variety of research techniques, both traditional and digital, to inform analysis, presentation, and implementation. Articulate ideas lucidly through traditional forms of print and new forms of digital literacy.