Technology and entrepreneurship are changing everything – from how we shop, to how we get around, how we age, how we're entertained, and how we learn. Now in its fifth year, CSUN's Art of Innovation Conference is a dynamic, panel-style event covering the role of technology in entrepreneurship, as well as the trends, opportunities, and expert advice related to forming and launching new ventures. The 2018 Conference will focus on three key areas: Big Data/Artificial Intelligence, The Future of Transportation, and Innovation in Healthcare.
Join us for a day where you can learn about the future of technology and entrepreneurship, meet like-minded peers and industry leaders, and learn how the world, as we know it, will change in the years ahead. This year's event is a collaboration between CSUN's College of Engineering and Computer Science, David Nazarian College of Business & Economics, and College of Health and Human Development. Please see below for more info!
The 2018 CSUN Art of Innovation Conference will take place in the Grand Salon, which is located within the University Student Union. The best place to park is Parking Structure G3 (box “F3” on the campus map). Daily Parking Permits can be purchased once you arrive on campus from a parking permit dispenser or from one of the Information Booths. Try to park towards the north of the structure for the shortest walk, then head towards the left (west) side of the building marked “SRC” (box “G4” on the campus map), and you’ll see signs from there directing you to the Grand Salon – University Student Union (USU on the map in box “F4”).
CSUN is a large regional comprehensive university that understands our responsibility to be innovative, inspire innovation, and stimulate economic prosperity in our extraordinary service area – the City of LA and the San Fernando Valley region. Founded in 1958, CSUN is the only 4-year university in the San Fernando Valley and the fourth largest in the 23-campus CSU system (40,000+ students). The university serves as the intellectual, economic, and cultural heart of “the Valley” and beyond.