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Alliance for Technology, Learning and Society

About ATLAS
- Overview
- Mission
- Building Overview
- Classrooms
- Building Hours,
  Study Rooms
- Video Conferencing
- Performance Spaces
- Production Spaces
- Meeting Spaces
  and Reservations
- Proposal Form for
  Teaching in ATLAS
- Staff + Offices
- Contact Us
- Directions

News + Events
- Events + Calendar
- ATLAS in the News
- ATLAS Updates

Technology, Arts
and Media program
- Overview
- Minor in Technology,
  Arts & Media
- Minor Application Form
- Certificate in
  Digital Media
- Course Descriptions
  + Requirements
- Faculty + Advising
- Student Gallery

Ph.D. in Technology,
Media & Society
- Overview
- Full Description
- Courses
- Seminar
- Faculty
- How to Apply

Master's Program

         Center for Arts,
         Media and
         Performance
- Overview
- Calendar
- Video Gallery
- Propose an Event
- Propose a Course
- Call for Residency
- Performance Spaces
- Production Spaces
- Equipment
- Contact Us

Faculty + Staff
- Contact Us
- ATLAS Staff
  and Phone Numbers
- Faculty Fellows

Advisory Board
- Members
- Board Meetings

Giving

ATLAS Overview

The Alliance for Technology, Learning and Society (ATLAS), established in 1997, is a campus-wide entrepreneurial catalyst and incubator for innovative interdisciplinary research, creative, educational and outreach programs that are enabled by information and communication technology.

ATLAS programs include a Technology, Media and Society Ph.D.; a Technology, Arts and Media minor and certificate program; a Collaborative Arts, Media and Performance program; and K-12 outreach programs. Graduate programs in Information and Communication Technology for Develpment, and in Arts, Media and Entrepreneurship, are in development. ATLAS is also home to the National Center for Women and Information Technology, which works to increase the representation of women in information technology.

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