“The Role of Leaders in Nuclear Politics”
PI: Rachel Whitlark (INTA)
Sponsor: Stanton Foundation
Funding: $103,280
“Evaluating the Effects OF Temporal Discounting”
PI: Meghan Denham (CACP)
Sponsor: Emory University
Funding: $20,223
“Ricoh Accessibility and Usability Research Support Program”
PI: Brad Fain (CACP)
Sponsor: Ricoh Americas Corp.
Funding: $9,000
“Study of Sustainable Woody Biomass”
PI: Alice Favero (SPP)
Sponsor: Enviva
Funding: $24,000
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State of the College
Dean Kaye Husbands Fealing outlined her vision for the College at her inaugural State of the College address Jan. 28.
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Georgia Tech to Award Dr. Anthony S. Fauci the 2021 Ivan Allen Jr. Prize for Social Courage
“Amid the crisis, Dr. Fauci’s conscientious leadership continues to provide sound guidance, clarity, and hope to our citizens, our communities, and our institutions as we battle Covid-19,” said Kaye Husbands Fealing, dean of the Ivan Allen College for Liberal Arts, which was also named after the former Atlanta mayor and Tech alumnus. “For his truth, for his exemplary dedication, and his courage, Dr. Fauci is most deserving of this prize.”
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Georgia Tech’s School of Economics Celebrates its Success, and 50 Years Granting Degrees
The School of Economics celebrates its golden anniversary with a look back on its past and a look forward at its future.
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A Hub for Law, Science, and Technology in the School of Public Policy
The Law, Science, and Technology (LST) program in the School of Public Policy not only serves as a resource for students and alumni interested in legal careers. It is also increasingly becoming a hub for discussion of issues at the intersection of law and technology.
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Revitalizing the U.S-China Science Relationship
Academic and research relationships between China and the United States are vital for scientific advancement worldwide, panelists said during a Jan. 15 discussion.
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Race Beyond Borders: New AGSC-led Initiative to Explore Atlanta’s Role in Global Conversation on Race
The Atlanta Global Studies Center is co-sponsoring a project to discuss ways to address racial inequities that negatively affect the Atlanta region, according to Anna Westerstahl Stenport, co-director of the Center and chair of the School of Modern Languages.
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Ivan Allen College Faculty Provide Insight on What to Expect from the Biden Administration
As the Biden administration settles into office, major questions remain about how it will approach various issues, from technology policy to energy and the environment, Iran, Russia, and more. We asked Ivan Allen College faculty members to offer their perspectives on what to expect from the administration.
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Husbands Fealing Reappointed to NSF Equal Opportunities Committee
The committee advises the National Science Foundation on ways to broaden opportunities for women, minorities, and disabled people in science, engineering, and related fields. Read more
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Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall Named Homeland Security Advisor
Sherwood-Randall, distinguished professor of the practice in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, will be responsible for helping the Biden administration prepare for cyber intrusions, pandemics, and terror attacks.
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Rubin Appointed Co-Editor of ‘Terrorism and Political Violence’
Rubin, associate professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, has been involved with the journal for more than a decade.
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Georgia Tech Faculty Members Named 2020-2021 USG Leadership Fellows
Fellows will share their expertise through workshops for USG groups outside their home institutions. Topics are wide-ranging and can vary from coaching skills for academic leaders and leadership ethics to constructive conflict engagement and change management.
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Finalists Chosen in School of Public Policy Chair Search
The candidates are Cassidy Sugimoto of Indiana University Bloomington and Joshua Rosenbloom of Iowa State University.
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Public Policy, Economics, and History and Sociology Students Earn Graduate Paper Competition Awards
Public Policy Ph.D. student Daniel Schiff won first prize for his paper, “The Liar's Dividend: How Misinformation About Misinformation Affects Politician Support and Trust in Media.”
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LMC Alumna details her transition into being a full-time employee
Cassidy Reese, LMC 2019, talks about how she transitioned from life as a college student to a full-time job as a technical communications specialist with Georgia Tech's Tech Applications Group (TAG). Read more
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EV Charging Study Advances Use of AI
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Ivan Allen College Scholar Decodes Musical Performance
Philip Auslander's new book culminates more than 15 years of scholarship and research bridging the theater-born field of performance studies with musicology.
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