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• the Ph.D. Program &Quot;The Graduate Field of Science &Amp; Technology Studies (S&Amp;Ts) at Cornell University is Devoted to Training Students to Conduct Advanced Research in One of the Most Exciting of Contemporary Academic Disciplines. S&Amp;Ts Research Treats Science and Technology as Historical and Cultural Productions. Research in This Field Therefore Requires the Ability to Uncover How Scientific Knowledge, Authority, and Expertise Operate in Different Social Contexts, and to Understand Their Changing Historical Meanings. Possible Topics of Investigation Range from Transformations in Early-Modern Natural Philosophy to the Dynamics of Contemporary Environmental, Biological, and Technological Change. the Field Transcends the Boundaries of Pre-Existing Disciplinary Specialties. Such Categories as “Historian” or “Sociologist,” are Still Relevant for Guiding Research Design, but They Fail Increasingly to Capture the Transdisciplinary Character of S&Amp;Ts Investigations.&Quot;
• Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Omega, Service Fraternity&Quot;The Baccalaureus Artium ET Scientiae (“Bachelor of Arts and Sciences,” or “Barsc”) is the Most Selective Undergraduate Degree Program at the University of South Carolina and One of the Most Selective in the Country. in Order to be Admitted to This Program, Applicants must be Fourth Semester Honors College Students with A Minimum Gpa of 3.6. They must Develop A Program of Study Approved by A Panel Consisting of an Associate Dean and Dean of the Honors College and Two Faculty Advisors. They must Satisfy the General Education Requirements for Both the BS and BA Degrees. They must Complete the Study of A Foreign Language Into the Third Year. They must Take at Least 69 Credits of Honors Course Work, Including an Extensive Nine-Hour Senior Honors Thesis. Finally, They must have A 3.5 Grade Point Average to Graduate.&Quot;