Public Policy Minor
Featured Work and Profiles
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New ways to identify "predicate creep" for improving the FDA’s 510K process for clearing medical devices
Sandra Rothenberg Are there new ways to identify potential “predicate creep” —a cycle of technology change through repeated clearance of devices based on predicates with slightly different technological characteristics...
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New Liberal Arts Multidisciplinary Scholars program supports STEM majors who have interest in liberal arts disciplines
“Giving more students the opportunity to deeply engage with the College of Liberal Arts’ human-centered and tech-infused programs alongside their STEM-based education will inspire more creativity and...
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June 17, 2025
The Black Box Myth: What the Industry Pretends Not to Know About AI
Eryk Salvaggio, visiting lecturer in the College of Liberal Arts, is featured in an article about the artificial intelligence industry published by Tech Policy Press.
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September 22, 2023
RIT hosted colloquium examines ethical and social issues of emerging technology
Earlier this month, an interdisciplinary group of RIT alumni, academics, researchers, and public policy professionals met to discuss ethical and social issues related to emerging technology and its application during a day-long session sponsored and organized by The Liberty Fund and directed by RIT’s College of Liberal Arts Associate Dean Lauren Hall, Ph.D.
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