EFRI E3P: Plastics Recycling by Integration of Consumer Behavior, Mechanoca
Co-PI: Omar Asensio (PubPol)
Sponsor: National Science Foundation (NSF)
Funding: $271,195 (Part of $1.6M Award with CHBE)
Stacked Intermediaries and the Policy Use of Research-Based Evidence
PI: Diana Hicks (PubPol)
Co-PI: Gordon Kingsley (PubPol)
Sponsor: University of Delaware
Funding: $93,250
What Does Georgia Tech Think?
Selected Press for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
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A report co-authored by Jason Borenstein (PubP) was mentioned in "Can We Make Our Robots Less Biased Than We Are." New York Times. November 22.
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New Georgia Tech Strategic Plan Positions Ivan Allen College to Lead
The plan highlights the importance of core Ivan Allen College values and demonstrates the crucial importance of the humanities and social sciences to Georgia Tech's new mission of progress and service for all. Read more
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A Conversation with Marilyn Brown, NAE and NAS Member
Nearing the end of a year that saw her elected to both the National Academy of Engineers and the National Academy of Sciences, Regents Professor Marilyn Brown reflects on her acclaimed career in climate and energy policy and all the work she still wants to accomplish. Read more
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Boosting Georgia Tech's Stellar Science Fiction Collection
Kathy Betty, a longtime Georgia Tech supporter, has given the Library many of the science fiction novels collected by her late husband, former EarthLink CEO Garry Betty (BSCE, 1979). The donation includes many first-edition novels and enlarges Georgia Tech's science fiction collection, which was already one of the nation's largest. The collection is a key resource for faculty and students in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication's highly regarded Science Fiction Studies program.
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Ivan Allen College Faculty Named to New Georgia Tech Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council
Four Ivan Allen College faculty members will join the newly formed Georgia Tech Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council (GTDEIC). President Ángel Cabrera formed the council to identify issues of campus racial and gender disparity, bias, and inequity.
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Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College Faculty Lead in Effort to Build Regional Peace Education Ecosystem
Georgia Tech and the Atlanta Global Studies Center (AGSC) are helping lead an initiative to create a metropolitan peace education initiative. The goal: create a peace studies ecosystem in Atlanta that spans schools and disciplines such as engineering, health sciences, and humanities and social sciences disciplines. Read more
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Climate Leaders Talk Solutions at the Global Climate Action Symposium
The symposium included a diverse set of speakers and participants and an audience that spanned 21 countries. “We’re in this together,” President Angel Cabrera underscored during the event’s opening. “The biggest challenges that we face as a species affect us all… the biggest issues are going to be global in nature”.
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Stulberg and Darsey Publish Policy Memo on US-Russia Nuclear Relations
The memo published by the Program on New Approaches to Research and Security in Eurasia (PONARS Eurasia) discusses the international security implications caused by the deteriorating U.S. nuclear industry. It also examines what this means for Russia as it emerges as a key global player offering commercial nuclear deals. Read more
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Kosal Gives Keynote Talk on the Future of the Nuclear Triad
Associate Professor Margaret E. Kosal's address discussed nuclear modernization, changes in force structure, new technologies, and more. Read more
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Diplomacy Lab Bids Awarded to Modern Languages’ David Marcus and Kyoko Masuda
The U.S. State Department has funded two Diplomacy Lab projects by School of Modern Languages faculty members David Marcus and Kyoko Masuda. Read more
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Johnny Smith Book to be Made Into A&E Limited Series
A 2016 book by Johnny Smith, the Julius C. "Bud" Shaw Professor of Sports History in the School of History and Sociology, is being made into an 8-part A&E series. Read more
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Nunn School Alumna Becomes the Marine Corps' First Female Ground Combat Battalion Commander
During her career, Lt. Col. Michelle Macander has served in many roles, including a Marine Officer Instructor, Operations Officer, Commanding Officer for the 1st Combat Engineer Battalion, and now the first female Ground Combat Battalion Commander.
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First Georgia Tech Students, ROTC Officers, Join U.S. Space Force
Their transfers are part of the Space Force’s effort to bring in all of the space operations officers, cybersecurity experts, engineers, and acquisitions officers the new service will need. Transfers are competitive, and not everyone is chosen. But cadets from Georgia Tech are in a great position, said Lt. Col. David Cumings, commander of the Air Force ROTC detachment at Georgia Tech.
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Making Bold Moves: LMC Alumna Archel Bernard Grows Her Brand into Store at Ponce City Market
Bernard has built her company, Bombchel, into a popular source for African-inspired fashions and now has a space in one of Atlanta's most prominent marketplaces.
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School of Economics Student Recounts Experiences in Federal Jacket Fellowship
Abby Burke, a fourth-year student in the Ivan Allen College School of Economics and a member of the most recent class of interns, spent her summer working for the office of the late U.S. Rep. John Lewis of Atlanta as part of the Federal Jackets Fellowship. Read more
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Ivan Allen College Student Athletes Honored at Graduation Brunch
The brunch recognized six Ivan Allen College student-athletes who graduated after the summer and fall semesters.
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Check Out the Latest Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Career Roundup
Yes! Career and job opportunities, information sessions, and other information for our humanities and social sciences students are still taking place. Find out the latest here.
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