Tracking Dangerous Speech During the Myanmar Election and Beyond
PI: Michael Best (Nunn School)
Sponsor: Facebook
Funding: $98,259
What Does Georgia Tech Think?
Selected Press for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
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Gregory Zinman's (LMC) book Making Images Move, Handmade Cinema and Other Arts was reviewed in Cinema Scope, March 26.
André Brock (LMC) was interviewed on the radio program "On Second Thought." Georgia Public Broadcasting, March 20.
Allen Hyde (HSOC) was interviewed about his paper 'Left Behind? Financialization and Income Inequality Between the Affluent, Middle Class, and The Poor," which will be published in Sociological Inquiry. This Week in Sociological Perspective, March 19.
Retired Gen. Philip Breedlove (Nunn School) was featured on the CBS News podcast "Intelligence Matters." CBS News, March 18.
Sandy Winnefeld (Nunn School) served as host interviewing the 32nd United States Deputy Secretary of Defense on "Intelligence Matters." CBS News, March 11.
Kaye Husbands Fealing's (PubPol) as dean of the College was mentioned on the public affairs program "The Georgia Gang." FOX 5 Atlanta, March 1.
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Message from Interim Dean John Tone
Dear Ivan Allen Community,
This has been a disruptive, and, for some, a painful time. On behalf of the College, I offer heartfelt condolences to those whose lives have been negatively affected.
As of this mailing, Georgia Tech remains open with modified operations. The Institute is proactively monitoring and assessing the COVID-19 outbreak to protect the health and wellbeing of the Georgia Tech.
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2020 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Though the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Awards event was cancelled, as were most Georgia Tech sponsored spring events in accordance with the CDC guidelines, we celebrate our honorees online via the link below. You can offer congratulations via our Facebook and Twitter posts!
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Ivan Allen College Enrollments, Applications, Surge
Applications to join the freshman class of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts grew at a brisk pace for the 2020-2021 academic year, reflecting growing awareness of the value and impact of the College’s unique liberal arts programs. Read more
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Nunn School Offers Two New Graduate Level Certificates
The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs announces two new graduate certificates, one in Global Development, and a second in International Security and Aerospace Systems. Both will be offered in May 2020.
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East Asian Media VIP: Learning Language, Culture, and Work Skills Through Research
The campuswide program allows students to pursue research projects as part of multidisciplinary teams led by faculty members. Read more
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When Coeds Came to Georgia Tech
Amy Bix of Iowa State University delivered a lively lecture on March 2 as part of the School of History and Sociology's Spring 2020 Speakers Series. Read more
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The CommLab is Open for Online Appointments
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Modern Languages' Tips for Creating a Great Home Workspace
From its work in graduate career education, the School of Modern Languages offers tips to maximize your productivity while working from home. Read more
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Historian Johnny Smith Co-Authors Book on Sports, War, and Pandemic
In ‘War Fever,’ Smith and his co-author argue that the 1918 World Series, which took place in the midst of a flu pandemic, played a major role in spreading the disease.
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Nunn School's Brian Woodall Part of Team Studying Inland Flood Risks with AT&T
Woodall is part of an interdisciplinary Georgia Tech team studying flood resilience in the Southeast using climate data from Argonne National Laboratory as part of AT&T Climate Resiliency Community Challenge. Read more
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Julia Melkers Study Examines Participation in the "Virtual Classroom"
The article explores patterns of participation in online academic programs, using the forum website Piazza as a setting for the study. Read more
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Paper by Ph.D. Student Duri Long Achieves Honorable Mention at Nation's Top HCI
Part of Long's dissertation, the paper "What is AI Literacy? Competencies and Design Considerations," co-authored with digital media Professor Brian Magerko (pictured with Duri), synthesizes research in the field to create a "set of core competencies" to evaluate artificial intelligence (AI) programs and influence future development. Read more
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Ilya Kaminsky Wins Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for ‘Deaf Republic’
LMC poetry professor Ilya Kaminsky has won the Anisfield-Wolf Book Award, which recognizes important contributions to understanding of racism and human diversity. Five recipients of the Anisfield-Wolf Award have gone on to win Nobel Prizes. Read more
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College Announces Faculty Promotions and Tenure
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Karen Head Poem Featured in 'American Life in Poetry'
In her poem, "Proximity," Head meditates on the demarcation between humans and nature. Read more
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Margaret Kosal Gives Invited Talk at NASEM
Kosal's talk, titled "Democratization of Emerging Technologies and Counterproliferation," was part of a workshop organized by the Intelligence Community Studies Board (ICSB) and part of the National Counterproliferation Center (NCPC). Read more
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Thirteen Faculty Recognized by Students for Excellence in Teaching through 1934 CIOS Awards
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Jenny Strakovsky Wins Professor of the Year Award from Georgia Chapter of American Association of Teachers
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Linda Ho Makes the Most of the Interdisciplinary Nature of Public Policy
Ho, a second-year Master's student in the School of Public Policy, has taken her keen interest in science into the policy studies field.
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Joshua Lundregan Wins First Place at Annual Japanese Speech Contest
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New Graduate Program Inaugural Class Aims to Change the Conversation
Twenty-one new students in the Master of Science in Applied Language and Intercultural Studies and the M.S. in Global Media and Cultures programs are working toward changing the conversation across many fields at home and abroad.
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Grad Student Kestra James Featured Among Leading African American Students on Campus
James' work with Syrian refugees in Germany and in the new Global Media and Cultures master's program was featured in Georgia Tech's Black History Month "Faces of the Future" story. Read more
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