“The Dynamics of Command, Control and Coordination in Cyber-Conflict Escalation: A Scenario-based Examination”
Co-PIs: Michael Salomone and Jenna Jordan
Sponsor: Carnegie Foundation
Funding: $485,000
"Transit Database Reporting and Transit Onboard Survey Services”
Co-PI: Patrick McCarthy (PI: Laurie Anne Garrow)
Sponsor: Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT)
Funding: $155,617 (part of a grant totaling $559,617 – Garrow)
“Behaviorally Based Policies for Better Buildings”
PIs: Marilyn Brown and Paul Baer
Sponsors: UT-Battelle LLC/Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Additional Funding: $50,000 (Total Funding: $590,000)
“Development of Collaborative Research Programs”
PIs: Marilyn Brown with Stephen Cross
Sponsors: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, UT-Battelle LLC
Funding: $35,000
“FY 2014 Regional Innovation Grants; Science and Research Park Development”
Co-PI: Sheri Davis-Faulkner and Mackenzie Madden (Westside Communities Alliance)
Sponsor: U.S. Department of Commerce
Funding: $11,568
“Cognitive Linguistics and Sociocultural Theory: Applications for Second and Foreign Language Teaching” edited by Kyoko Masuda (ModLangs), Carlee Arnett, and Angela Labarca (ModLangs), De Gruter, October 2015.
What Does Georgia Tech Think?
Selected Press for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
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WABE interviewed Nunn School Assistant Professor Jarrod Hayes and Retired Navy Rear Admiral David Titley for a segment on climate change on October 5.
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National Search Underway for Chair of the School Modern Languages
In announcing the chair search for the School of Modern Languages, Dean Jacqueline Royster expressed gratitude to David Shook, who has served as interim chair since January, 2014 and will continue in that role through the transition.
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Carnegie Corporation Awards $485,000 to Nunn School to Study Nuclear Instability
The Carnegie Corporation of New York announced October 28 that it has awarded a $485,000 grant to the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs to study how break-through technologies are increasing nuclear instability worldwide. The principal investigators on the project include Mike Salomone and Jenna Jordan, who are supported by the project originators, doctoral candidates Phil Baxter and Tarun Chaudhary.
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Women Leaders Discuss Emerging Cybersecurity Issues
The Women in Leadership Distinguished Scholars Series hosted its inaugural program, “Women’s Leadership in the Cyber World: Emerging Issues and Trends in Cybersecurity,” on October 22 at The Biltmore.
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Jennifer Clark Presents at EU Open Days 2015 Conference
Jennifer Clark, an associate professor in the School of Public Policy, spoke at the EU OPEN DAYS 2015 conference held in Brussels. Clark, along with fellow speakers Patrizio Bianchi (Emilia-Romagna, Italy) and Lisa De Propis (University of Birmingham, UK), discussed the phenomena of “Regional Manufacturing Renaissance.” Read more
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Magerko and Bowman Will Present at Upcoming TEDx Atlanta
Brian Magerko (LMC) and Kirk Bowman (Nunn School) are on tap as speakers for this month’s TEDx Peachtree conference on November 13. Brian Magerko (L) will address the combination of the arts and computing. Bowman (R) will discuss how strong local leadership and a high level performance mindset provide a fresh approach to failed traditional international charity models.
TEDX: BRIAN MAGERKO
TEDx: KIRK BOWMAN
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HSOC Faculty Active at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting
School of History and Sociology faculty members Willie Pearson Jr. and Bill Winders recently attended the 110th annual meeting of the American Sociological Association (ASA) in Chicago. Read more
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Dramatic Agency: The Next Evolution of Storytelling
2015 Future of Storytelling Summit created a film highlighting LMC Professor Janet Murray's work.
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In Paul Alonso’s Research, Satire is Serious Business
Satire is experiencing resurgence not only in English-speaking countries, but around the world, says Modern Languages Assistant Professor Paul Alonso, whose recent research focuses on the unexplored role of satire in Latin America.
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Frightful and Insightful: Carol Senf Discusses Why Dracula Still Matters
More than 118 years after it was written, Dracula still commands our interest. LMC Professor Carol Senf explains why — and why she's eagerly awaiting the monster's resurrection.
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HSOC Doctoral Student Rebecca Watts Hull Examines Campus Food Sourcing
During her time as a 2015 Georgia Innovation Intern, Rebecca Watts Hull explored how sustainability initiatives are influencing food purchasing on Georgia’s college campuses.
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Allukian Wins Best Poster Award at Postdoc Research Symposium
Kristin Allukian, a Brittain Fellow in LMC won the Ivan Allen College Best Poster Award for "The Suffrage Postcard Project." The project presents illustrations and images of transatlantic fatherhood that circulated in early twentieth-century pro- and anti-suffrage postcards. It utilizes digital tools including Omeka, ImagePlot, and Iconclass to explore how feminist digital humanities practices engender new visual historical narratives of masculinity within the institution of parenthood. Allukian received a $1,500 travel award.
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Recent Alumni Gatherings
Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts alumni gathered for special events held across the country in October.
Pictured above: The Graduate Program in Digital Media, originated 22 years ago as Information Design and Technology, hosted alumni in New York and San Francisco to reconnect and enjoy dinner with Professor Janet Murray.
Professors Adam Stulberg and Lawrence Rubin were guests at an event in Washington, D.C. for alumni of the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, organized by Halley Kropa.
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Homecoming 2015!
Alumni and friends joined faculty, staff, and students to raise some Ivan Allen College Yellow Jacket spirit prior to the big GT vs. FSU game (GT won 22 to 16). Several events were hosted across the college.
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In the Classroom with Robert Kirkman
After teaching at Georgia Tech for 10 years, School of Public Policy Associate Professor Robert Kirkman found his craft renewed when he tried problem-based learning. “It finally dawned on me that there was a mismatch between what I understood my students needed and how I was designing my courses,” Kirkman said.
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HSOC Doctoral Students Shine at SHOT Annual Meeting
Alice Clifton, Emily Gibson, and Brian Jirout, doctoral students in the School of History and Sociology, participated in the 2015 annual meeting of the Society for the History of Technology, held October 8 - 11 in Albuquerque. Read more
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Public Policy Student Lauren Renaud Reflects on Her Summer in D.C.
It took just 12 weeks for Lauren Renaud to fall in love with the District of Columbia. Renaud, a senior majoring in public policy, spent quality time in our nation’s capital last summer as a Department of Defense intern and a participant in the Georgia Tech D.C. Internship Program.
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She's Got the Keys
Computational Media major Hillary Degenkolb is the first woman since 1988 to sit in the driver’s seat of Georgia Tech’s Ramblin’ Wreck.
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Fleishman-Hilliard Teaches Ivan Allen Students How to Brand Themselves
Atlanta representatives from the global public relations firm Fleishman-Hillard made a special campus presentation to Ivan Allen College students September 10. “Brand Yourself: PR and the Liberal Arts” highlighted career opportunities in the field and strategies to help students sell their talents in their job search.
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Back by Popular Request! The Ivan Allen College Rejuvenation Station Will Be November 19
Save the date for the Ivan Allen College Rejuvenation Station on November 19. Don’t miss this opportunity to relax, recharge, and enjoy our community. Ivan Allen majors and grad students, faculty, and staff are invited.
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School of Economics Cultivates Student - Employer Relationships
The School of Economics has launched a new Lunch & Learn for undergraduate majors, master's students, and potential employers. This career-focused initiative is intended to help the School establish relationships with employers in the Atlanta area and introduce them to economics students. Read more
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In Memorium: James White, Senior Research Scientist
The College remembers our colleague James White who passed away on October 21, 2015. James had retired from Georgia Tech on September 15. He served for several years in the Ivan Allen College as Director of Communications Studies in the Center for Advanced Communications Policy (CACP), Senior Research Scientist in the School of Public Policy, and Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Information Center for International Strategy, Technology, and Policy (CISTP). He was co-director of the policy initiative of the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center for Wireless Technologies at the CACP.
A memorial service for Dr. White will be held on Saturday, November 14. More information about the memorial may be found in the obituary for Dr. White.
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James White's Bio
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