Phase 2 of Rubase: Engaging Russia
PI: Adam Stulberg (Nunn School)
Sponsor: Carnegie Corporation of New York
Funding: $299,000
Support for Brian Magerko's EarSketch/TuneTable project enabling work to broaden student engagement.
Gift from: Amazon.com Services, LLC
Funding: $200,000
What Does Georgia Tech Think?
Selected Press for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
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The School of Public Policy was noted as hosting "100 Days In, Atlanta Mayor Shakes Up Cabinet" on WABE, April 8.
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Celebrate the Class of 2020!
Congratulations to our 2020 Ivan Allen College graduates! You worked hard. You hung in there during an incredibly uncertain and difficult time. You got it done! Everyone is invited to celebrate of our graduates on Friday, May 1, from Noon to 1:30pm! Visit our celebration page below, participate on our social media for the College or our schools, or join the campus wide celebration.
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Marilyn Brown Elected to National Academy of Sciences
Brown, Regents Professor and Brook Byers Professor of Sustainable Systems in the School of Public Policy, becomes just one of four Georgia Institute of Technology faculty members elected to the NAS, and one of two with membership in both the NAS and National Academy of Engineering (NAE). Read more
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Brown and Georgia Tech Lead Effort to Reduce Georgia’s Carbon Footprint
The Drawdown Georgia project led by Brown and other researchers from Georgia Tech and other universities, are leading a first-in-the-nation effort to identify solutions to reduce the state's carbon footprint in economically justifiable ways by 2030.
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College Offers Robust Schedule of Courses for Summer
Georgia Tech will continue to deliver instruction remotely during May and for the summer semesters, with limited exceptions. Summer liberal arts classes — including those supporting minors and electives — are offered so students won’t miss the opportunity to enhance their resumes and learning experiences. Registration for summer sessions is open until May 15th. Read more
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HSOC Alumna Leslie Sharp Named Dean of Georgia Tech Library
Leslie Sharp, who earned a Ph.D. in the History and Sociology of Technology and Science with a doctoral minor in architectural history, has served in various administrative posts at Georgia Tech including that of associate vice provost for Graduate Education and Faculty Development since 2013. She will assume the role of dean of the Library on July 1. Read more
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Nunn School Experts Participate in US-Russia Workshop at Moscow State Institute of International Relations
The group discussed the impact of new technologies on US-Russia relations and world politics.
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Responding to Coronavirus
Georgia Tech's response to the public health emergency continues to evolve, and the Institute remains open with modified operations. The Student Services and Resources Guide offers information and answers about campus services and academic support. For all of the latest updates, visit the Stamps Health Services website.
The battle against COVID-19 is a worldwide challenge unlike any in living memory. The Georgia Tech community has joined the fight, contributing our expertise, innovation, and indomitable spirit to the effort. Read more. Ivan Allen College faculty are examining the societal impacts of the virus. Read about that work in the stories below.
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Woodall on what COVID-19 Can Teach Us about Sustainable Development through a Transportation Lens
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Nunn School Students Help Brazilian Nonprofits Respond to COVID-19 Food Aid Needs
Students in the Global Social Entrepreneurship Vertically Integrated Project (VIP) are all about finding ways to help turbocharge the work of their community partners in Brazil. So, when the COVID-19 pandemic struck South America’s most populous country, these Georgia Institute of Technology students knew they had to act quickly.
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How Virtual Reality Changes Work — and Organizations
Simply adopting virtual reality technologies is not enough for manufacturing-sector managers looking to bring more efficiency and productivity to the plant floor, according to a new study by doctoral student Alyssa Rumsey and LMC associate professor Christopher Le Dantec. Read more
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School of Public Policy Study: No Agricultural ‘Threshold Effect’
A new study led by a public policy researcher Emanuele Massetti offers confirmation that global warming does not appear likely to cause a sudden collapse in U.S. agricultural productivity. Read more
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LMC Film Scholar Teaches the Value of Abstraction
Since cameras first captured a sequence of moving images in 1878, cinema and motion photography have been inexorably linked. Yet LMC's Gregory Zinman dives into a cinema subculture that rejects the camera entirely. Read more
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Biomass Energy Could Benefit Climate with the Right Policies, Study Finds
Biomass energy generated by burning fuel made from trees can play a significant role in meeting the energy needs of the future while helping keep climate change in check -- if the correct incentives are used, according to a new analysis led by public policy researcher Alice Favero. Read more
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Ronald Bayor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Ron Bayor, emeritus professor in the School of History and Sociology, has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Immigration and Ethnic History Society. Read more
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LMC's Ilya Kaminsky Wins Los Angeles Times Book Award
Poetry professor Ilya Kaminsky garnered yet another honor for his work Deaf Republic. Read more
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Twelve Ivan Allen College Faculty Members Win Class of 1934 CIOS Award
The award is given to faculty members with "exceptional scores and response rates" on the CIOS survey given to students at the end of the semester. Read more
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Jenny Strakovsky Wins CTL’s Innovation in Co-curricular Education Award
This award is open to full-time faculty of any rank who increase student learning outside the traditional curriculum and help Georgia Tech achieve its strategic goal of graduating global citizens who can contribute to all sectors of society. Read more
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Celebrate the 2020 Staff Buzz Award Recipients!
Congratulations to the 11 staff members throughout the College who received Buzz Awards this year in recognition of excellence.
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Aditya Anupam, Tony Harding, and Yusho Yang Win Graduate Teaching Awards from CTL
Anupam and Harding were honored for excellence as graduate instructors, while Yang was recognized for excellence as a teaching assistant. Read more
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Alumni Olufunke and Simon Adebola Co-author Chapter for 'Handbook of Space Policy'
Olufunke Adebola (PHD IAST 2020) and Simon Adebola (MS ANYL 2016) co-athored the chapter “Space-Enabled Integrated Decision Support Systems for Reduction of Agricultural Postharvest Loss” in the Handbook of Space Policy (Springer International Publishing). Read more
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Students Across the College Honored for Excellence in Scholarship
Congratuations to all the award recipients in the schools of History and Sociology, Modern Languages, and the Nunn School. Read more
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Nunn School Students Participate in the 2nd UN Peace Summit
With the financial support from the office of Provost Rafael Bras, Kaelyn Kim, a second-year International Affairs student, and Jack Sheldon, a second-year International Affairs and Modern Languages student, were able to represent Georgia Tech at the summit. Read more
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Check Out the Latest Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Career Roundup
The College's Career Roundup is a useful source of information regarding job opportunities, information sessions, and other useful career tips.
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Destress: A Yoga Session with Val Peterson
Modern Languages graduate students Shaidah Herron and Ci Song organized a virtual yoga session with Tech's former first lady as part of the course ML 8801: Building Community. Read more
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