Asymmetric Interdependence and Statecraft: Building Knowledge to Explicate Great Power Coercion Dilemmas at the Security-Economy Nexus
PI: Adam Stulberg (Nunn School)
Sponsor: Navy/OFC of Naval Research
Funding: $1,413,660 (part of $1.9M grant)
Project GO
PI: Vicki Galloway (ModLangs)
Sponsor: Institute of International Education/Washington, D.C.
Funding: $400,000
SCICIP Grantee Conference 2019
PI: Susan Cozzens (Emeritus PubPol)
Sponsor: National Science Foundation/General
Funding: $60,422
Find out what items are needed and where to drop off goods or make contributions to aid survivors of Hurrican Dorian. This is a cross-College effort in partnership with the Georgia Tech Police Department.
What Does Georgia Tech Think?
Selected Press for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
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Ilya Kaminsky's (LMC) book 'Deaf Republic' was chosen by The New Yorker to be on its longlist for the 2019 National Book Awards in the poetry category, September 18.
An essay, which was adapted from a book co-authored the Johnny Smith (HSOC), entitled "The Legend of Mickey Mantle" was published by American Heritage, September 3.
October 14, 2019 - October 16, 2019
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October 22, 2019
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November 11, 2019
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November 12, 2019
11:00 am
November 14, 2019
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November 15, 2019
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Georgia Tech Climbs Three Spots to Top 5 Among Public Universities in U.S. News Rankings
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Center for International Strategy, Technology, and Policy Awarded $1.9 Million Department of Defense Grant
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Coda: An Interdisciplinary Ecosystem. Two Teams from Ivan Allen College Move into Georgia Tech’s New Headquarters for Research in Data Analytics
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Georgia Tech and Ivan Allen Faculty Partner with Universities and UN on Sustainable Development Goals
President Cabrera (l) led a team of nine Georgia Tech faculty to participate in the '17 Rooms' discussions including Shatakshee Dhongde (second from left) and Laura Taylor from Economics and Mary Frank Fox (r) from Public Policy.
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School of Economics Emphasizes STEM Footing with New Degree Classification
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Public Policy to Welcome International Cohort for 2019 Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy
Is technology-based industry creating and sharing prosperity? How will it affect the future of work? These are among the questions that will be debated during the eighth biennial Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy, which will take place October 14-16. Organized by faculty in the School of Public Policy, this is the world’s leading conference in the field.
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The Poetry of Waffles
As the new Poet Laureate of Waffle House, Literature, Media, and Communication Professor Karen Head is touring high schools across Georgia to promote poetry and higher education through the lens of her own life and creative output.
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Diversity Symposium Explores Experiences of Georgia Tech's First African American Students and Faculty and Looks to the Future
In accord with our social justice values, Ivan Allen College faculty were integral to Georgia Tech's Diversity Symposium, organized by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. A panel of the Institute's first African American students and graduate was moderated by former dean and LMC professor Jacqueline Jones Royster; a conversation with the first African American to be promoted and tenured as a full professor at Georgia Tech featured Dorothy Yancy who was on faculty in the School of History and Sociology. A final panel moderated by history Professor Emeritus Gregory Nobles explored "Charting Our Future: A Diverse and Inclusive Campus for All."
Symposium Videos
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Seven Ivan Allen College Faculty and Staff Named 2019 Faces of Inclusive Excellence
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Kaye Husbands Fealing Elected NAPA Fellow; Keynotes AAAS Fellowship Program
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Bourne Chair Ilya Kaminsky Awarded Prestigious Academy of American Poets Fellowship
Kaminsky has also been nominated for the National Book Award in Poetry for Deaf Republic. Finalists are announced October 8. Read more
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Marilyn Brown (on left) Honored by Alliance to Save Energy
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USG Board of Regents Awards Todd Michney the 2019 Award for Excellence in the Educational Use of Historical Records
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Anna Stenport Studies the Filmmakers Who Are Changing How We See the Arctic, a Timely Topic and Part of Ivan Allen's Representation at European Climate Week
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Study by Matthew Oliver and Erik Johnson Explores Market Effects of Renewable Energy Penetration
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Smart Devices Need to Get Smarter to Help Save Energy, Says Asensio in ‘Nature Energy’ Article
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LeDantec and Rumsey Study Shows Firefighters Have Mixed Response to Wearable Tech for Emergency Work
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Bullinger Study Finds Millions of Children Exposed to Opioid Misuse at Home
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Class Notes: Narin Hassan Explores the Intersection of Literature and Medicine
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Nunn School Student Leaders React to First Encounter with President Cabrera
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Inspirational Figures Poster Series in Skiles CoLab Highlight Suicide Prevention Month
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Ivan Allen Faculty and Students Receive GVU and IPaT Research and Engagement Grants
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Economics Students Tinsley and Dong Bring Social Sciences Research to Georgia Transportation Conference
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Russian Language Program Expands the Future for Aerospace Engineering Student
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Engineers Sprint Ahead, But Don’t Underestimate the Poets
In this article from the New York Times, the author challenges conventional wisdom about STEM degrees, finding that by age 40 the earnings of people who majored in fields like social science or history caught up with those who majored in STEM fields. Read more
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China’s Largest Retailer, Hisense Company, Talks with Students about Internships at Chinese Day
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Career Talks: Internships in Military & Intelligence with Nunn School Alumna Sara Schmitt
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Ivan Allen College Career Roundup (scroll through for events beyond September)
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Jocelyn Thomas: Administrative Assistant, Beacon for Student-Athletes
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