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o you like science? Do you also like to write, to explain things to people - to communicate? Many careers may be open to you that combine these two interests. From broadcast or print journalism to law to medicine, there is a great demand for people who understand science, engineering and technology and can translate it so that all can understand. The public needs to know more about science and technology. But once they complete their high school science, many rely on the media and on science professionals to keep them up to date with advances in research that affect their daily lives. Too many researchers, however, have difficulty in talking about their work in a way that people who are not scientists can understand. To solve this problem society needs people with special bridging skills who can provide a link between science, technology and the public.

For more information or to enroll in the CST Program, contact

Dr. David Weintraub, CST Program Chair
david.weintraub@vanderbilt.edu
Office: 6910 Stevenson Center
Phone: 615-322-5034

 


For more information, please contact Cynthia Coutre.
2005 Vanderbilt University
7/20/2007