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Founded in 1997, the Center for Science, Technology and Society is one of three Centers of Distinction at Santa Clara University. The Center's interdisciplinary approach contributes to building a community of scholars, providing an integrated education, and serving as an intersection point between the university and society. The Center is governed by a faculty Steering Committee and benefits from the guidance of an external Advisory Board. The Center's work is focused on three major activity areas: Education, Social Impact, and Public Engagement. Within these areas, specific programs engage faculty, students, and other internal and external constituencies in fulfilling the mission of the Center.
Nexus Conference, Successful Social Entrepreneurship
Description:
This one-day event will bring examples of successful social entrepreneurship to the wider Silicon Valley community. Based around interactive panel discussions, the agenda will focus on providing tangible examples from entrepreneurs who have built their social ventures into self-sustaining organizations that provide real, on the ground impact to those living in systemic poverty. To further enhance the program, the audience will have an opportunity to hear from The Tech Awards laureates 2011 who represent cutting-edge technology benefiting humanity in the areas of Education, Equality, Health, Economic Development, and Environment. The event will also be webcast.










