Animating the Science Fiction Imagination by J.P. Telotte (LMC). Oxford University Press (2017).
What Does Georgia Tech Think?
Selected Press for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
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Interview with Fei-Ling Wang (Nunn School) discussed his new book The China Order (Suny Press, 2017). Voice of America Chinese, October 10, 2017
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100 Years of ROTC at Georgia Tech
2017 marks Georgia Tech's 100th year of training the nation’s top military leaders. Read about the birth of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) at Tech, notable Tech ROTC alumni, an historic photo essay, and commentary from ROTC commanders and students who are shaping our future military. The ROTC are units of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts. A focal point for celebrating ROTC 100 is the Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Tech game on November 11.
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Recharge at the Ivan Allen College Rejuvenation Station!
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Schneer Addresses British Academy on Centenary of Balfour Declaration
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Brown Named Regents Professor by USG Board of Regents; Mitchell Reappointed as Regents Researcher
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Four from Ivan Allen Among the 2017 Faces of Inclusive Excellence
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Levine Study Shows International Patients Increasingly Seek In Vitro Fertilization Treatment in U.S.
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Neuroscience and Neurotechnology at Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech researchers, scientists, and students are creating the next breakthroughs in understanding this complex system, treatments of neurological diseases and injuries, and tools to improve neural function. Research by Nunn School Professor Margaret E. Kosal highlights the importance of balancing innovation and security in neuroscience.
Georgia Tech Homepage Neuroscience Feature
Go Directly to Kosal Story
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Astrobiology Rising at Georgia Tech
What will a coalescing community of Tech researchers, including Ivan Allen College Professor Kenneth J. Knoespel, discover about life in the cosmos?
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Who Is Helping After Hurricane Harvey? Scott Ganz Examines Charitable Responses
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Georgia Tech Hosts 7th Biennial Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy
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Center for Advanced Communications Policy Achieves Highest Score for RERC
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German Day Bring Together Georgia Tech Communities
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Sports, Society, and Technology Program Hosts Olympic Pride, American Prejudice Screening and Panel
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Working Group on Race and Racism Hosts Public Dialogue on the Health Impacts of Mass Incarceration
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National Arts Club in New York City Hosts Evening Showcasing Bruce McEver and His Newest Book of Poetry
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College Welcomes Students and Parents for Family Weekend 2017
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Stay Connected through Our Newest Social Media Streams: Instagram and a Research-Focused Twitter Stream
Stay connected with the dynamic world of liberal arts at Georgia Tech! We’ve launched on two additional social media platforms: Instagram @IvanAllenCollege, and a second Twitter stream that is dedicated to research-focused content @IvanAllenGT, accessed via the gold icon on our website. Our classic blue Twitter icon continues with news of Ivan Allen campus life. Check us out on your favorite social media platform via the icons, always located on the upper left of this newsletter or on www.iac.gatech.edu.
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Schmid and Huang Published in ‘International Studies Quarterly’
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Two Ivan Allen College Students Receive GVU Foley Scholar Awards
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Remembering Nunn School Colleague Angie Levin
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College Buildings Featured in Hidden Georgia Tech
Enjoy this issue of Hidden Georgia Tech which highlights architectural details on campus buildings including the Marion L. Brittain Dining Hall, the Swann Building (home to Modern Languages), and the Naval Armory Gates (pictured above) by sculptor Julian H. Harris (ARCH 1928) which are displayed in the Stephen C. Hall Building.
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