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• Aquatic Connectivity Team Wins Best Public Policy Design at Capstone Expo

  May 7, 2018

  On Tuesday, April 24, two Public Policy Student teams competed in the Georgia Tech’s 2018 spring Capstone Design Expo. The award for the Best Public Policy project went to the Aquatic Connectivity Team of Charles Lucas, Victoria Inman, Victoria Doris, and Sarah Saltiel, all senior public policy majors.

  

• Regional Studies Appoints Clark as New Deputy-Editor-in Chief

  May 7, 2018

  Jennifer Clark, associate professor in the Georgia Tech School of Public Policy, was appointed as deputy editor-in-chief for the flagship journal Regional Studies (RS) as of May 1.  The distinctive purpose of RS is to systematically connect insights from the different disciplines to help understand region and city evolution at a subnational level.

  

• Macrakis Speaks at the International Spy Museum

  May 7, 2018

  Kristie Macrakis, professor in the School of History and Sociology at Georgia Tech delivered a lecture at a lecture series organized by the International Spy Museum, Washington D.C. on February 21.

  

• Dean’s DILAC Showcase Highlights 2018 Projects

  May 4, 2018

  The Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center (DILAC) presented a showcase of research projects from the last year, drawing students and faculty to learn more about the work done in the lab during this academic year.

  

• Sung Receives NSF Grant for Dissertation Research

  May 3, 2018

  Elie Sung, doctoral student in the Georgia Tech School of Public Policy, was recently awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) Dissertation Improvement grant presented by the Science of Science and Innovation Policy (SciSIP) program. Her research focuses on how firms and the courts jointly shape patent policy and how in turn these policies have heterogeneous impacts on the innovation of firms.  

  

• Ivan Allen College Celebrates Faculty and Staff Achievements at Spring Luncheon

  May 2, 2018

  The Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Spring Faculty and Staff Recognition Luncheon was held on April 17, 2018. Dean Jacqueline Royster recognized the accomplishments of the College throughout the year, and highlighted that this is the 130th Year of Liberal Arts at Georgia Institute of Technology.

  

• Digital Media Student Projects Shine at Research Showcase

  May 2, 2018

  From an ancient Chinese fairy tale to a jailbreak set in a galaxy far, far away, graduate students in the Digital Media program of the School of Literature, Media, and Communication presented a variety of projects at the 2018 GVU Center & Digital Media Research Showcase.

  

• Public Policy Distinguished Alumna Honored by the Georgia State Senate

  April 30, 2018

  In the final days of this year’s Georgia legislative session, the Georgia State Senate passed a resolution “Recognizing and commending Melody DeBussey for receiving a Georgia Tech Distinguished Alumni Award and for other purposes.”

  

• HSOC Hosts Successful Networking Night

  April 30, 2018

  The School of History and Sociology (HSOC) at the Georgia Institute of Technology hosted a successful networking night on Friday, April 20, from 5:30 -7:30 p.m. in room 104 of the Old Civil Engineering Building. All alums and current students (graduate and undergraduate) from HSOC were invited.

  

• Ivan Allen College Supports Inspirational Figures Exhibit

  April 30, 2018

  The Inspirational Figures exhibit, produced by the Creative/Career Origination Lab (the CoLab) and sponsored by the Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, is a six-poster per-series exhibition concept that came from the notion of students helping students — supporting each other in seeing positive outcomes and finding inspiration in the midst of struggle with mental illness or other life hardships. 

  

• Ross to Receive National Advising Award; Suarez and Ross Honored at the 2018 Georgia Tech Faculty and Staff Honors Luncheon

  April 30, 2018

  Leslie Ross, academic program manager in the Georgia Tech School of Public Policy, and Maria Lourdes Suarez, administrative professional in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, were both honored with awards at the 2018 Faculty and Staff Honors Luncheon on Wednesday, April 11. Ross has also been selected as a 2018 Outstanding Advising Award Winner in the Primary Advising category by the Global Community for Academic Advising (NACADA).

  

• Ivan Allen College Well Represented at Human Factors in Computing Conference

  April 27, 2018

  The Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts was well represented at the just-concluded 2018 edition of the premier conference for human computer interaction, the Association for Computing Machinery’s SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems.

  

• Ivan Allen Science Fiction Scholar Lisa Yaszek Featured on AMC Series

  April 27, 2018

  Georgia Institute of Technology science fiction scholar Lisa Yaszek will be featured on the upcoming AMC program, James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction — a new series from the director of blockbusters such as Avatar, Alien, and The Terminator.

  

• Goodman Presents at Lynchburg College on Civil War America

  April 27, 2018

  Seymour Goodman, regents professor in the Nunn School, gave a Turner Distinguished Humanities Chair lecture at Lynchburg College on “Civil War Atlanta: The Long and Steep Descent.”

  

• Stanford Receives Graduate Teaching Assistant Award for Leading by Example

  April 27, 2018

  Sam Nunn School of International Affairs graduate student Allison Stanford received the International Affairs Graduate Teaching Assistant Award from the Center for Teaching and Learning (CETL). 

  

• Service to the Community Award Presented to Suarez for Efforts Following Hurricane Maria

  April 27, 2018

  Maria Lourdes Suárez, administrative professional senior in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, received the Service to the Community Award at the 2018 Faculty and Staff Honors Luncheon for her efforts following Hurricane Maria.

  

• Three Nunn School Students Selected for Boren Awards

  April 27, 2018

  Three Georgia Tech students from the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs were awarded prestigious Boren Awards.

  

• Students Recognized for Excellence

  April 26, 2018

  Outstanding students were recognized this month with awards and scholarships from the Institute, College, and Schools.

  

• Jordan Receives ANAK Award at the 2018 Faculty and Staff Honors Luncheon

  April 25, 2018

  Jenna Jordan, assistant professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Institute of Technology, was honored with the ANAK Award at the 2018 Faculty and Staff Honors Luncheon on Wednesday, April 11, in the Student Center Ball Room. Each year, the Faculty and Staff Honors Luncheon recognizes those who have received accolades throughout the previous academic year.

  

• Young’s Articles Published by the ‘Cambridge Review of International Affairs’

  April 20, 2018

  Alasdair Young, professor in the Nunn School, has written the introduction and an article published by the Cambridge Review of International Affairs (30/5-6). The special issue comes from a Center of European and Transatlantic Studies workshop in Spring 2016 on Politics and Deep Integration.

  

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