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Research

New Sponsor Funding

International University Research Ventures: Implication for U.S. Economic Competitiveness and National Security
Co-PIs: Mark Zachary Taylor (Nunn School), Jan Youtie (EI2), and Philip Shapira (PubPol)
Sponsor: United States Army Research Office, Triangle Park, NC
Funding: $194,008

Science of Sustainability: Using Inquiry and Design Thinking to Facilitate a Transdisciplinary Approach to Learning
PI: Daniel Matisoff (PubPol)
Sponsor: University Of Georgia/Athens
Funding: $47,881

 

New Books by Faculty

Roaring Metropolis: Businessmen's Campaign for a Civic Welfare State by Daniel Amsterdam (HSOC), University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016.

To the Left of Time by Thomas Lux (LMC), Houghton Mifflin, 2016.

What Does Georgia Tech Think?

Selected Press for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

Nuclear Threat Now Greater than during Cold War, say Nunn, Perry at UGA quoted Sam Nunn (Nunn School). Athens Banner-Herald, April 26.

Can 'Leadership Decapitation' Strikes Defeat ISIS? quoted Jenna Jordan (Nunn School). The Hill, April 26.

Studio 360 quoted Janet Murray (LMC). The New Yorker, Apr. 25.

How Colleges Help Foreign Grad Students with Their Teaching quoted Karen Head (LMC). The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 24.

Eles Não Deixam a Peteca Cair quoted Kirk Bowman (Nunn School). Brasileiros, Apr. 20.

The Minecraft Generation quoted Ian Bogost (LMC).The New York Times, Apr 14.

Academic Minute: Phantom Vibration Syndrome featured Robert Rosenberger (SPP). Inside Higher Ed, Apr 14.

Phantom Vibration Syndrome featured Robert Rosenberger (SPP). Academic Minute, Apr 14.

Share Your Lunch with Graham Seaman featured Robert Rosenberger (SPP). BBC Wiltshire (01:31:35), Apr 12.

The Tesla Model 3 Is Still a Rich Person’s Car wrote Ian Bogost. The Atlantic, Apr 7.

A Video Game about the Secret Lives of Everything in the Universe quoted Ian Bogost. Co. Design, April 5.

NEWS

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Stenport Named Chair of Modern Languages

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GLOBAL IMPACT AND ENGAGEMENT

Sam Nunn and Bill Perry Discuss Strategies to Prevent Nuclear Warfare

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Nunn School Panels Spotlight India-U.S. Relations and Energy Security in Europe and Eurasia

Nagesh Singh Lecture

Energy Security Panel

LOCAL AND REGIONAL IMPACT

LMC Students and Faculty Showcased at Eyedrum Exhibitions

More Light Media Art Exhibition

Where Art Meets Tech Digital Media Exhibition

Faculty Distinctions and News

Hicks Appointed to Australian Research Council Technical Working Group as International Industry Expert

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Kosal Selected as Adjunct Scholar to the Modern War Institute at U.S. Military Academy at West Point

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Nair-Reichert Completes Fulbright Specialist Grant Work at Warsaw School of Economics

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Pearson Invited to Serve on National Academy of Sciences Panel

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Smith Receives Carnegie Fellowship

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Nobles to Retire

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Featured Research

You’ll Never Dance Alone With This Artificial Intelligence Project

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The Pitfalls and Potholes of the Self-driving Revolution: Ivan Allen Professors Tell Us What’s Ahead

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2015 - 2016 Honors and Awards

Distinguished Alumni Awards Celebrate Excellence and Innovation

The Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts family gathered at the Historic Academy of Medicine on April 13 for the second annual Ivan Allen College Distinguished Alumni Awards celebrating innovative and influential alumni, students, faculty, and friends of the College. 

Event Photos

Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients

Dean's Appreciation Award

Ivan Allen Jr. Legacy Awards

College Faculty and Staff Awards

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Georgia Tech Honors Faculty and Staff for Years of Service

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2015 - 2016 Student Honors

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STUDENT FOCUS

HSOC Student Awarded Pre-doctoral Guggenheim Fellowship

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Public Policy Seniors Present Projects at Capstone Design Expo

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Rising Sophomore Tammy VuPham is Forging the Future

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