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• Sashti Named to Fulbright Specialist Program

  September 7, 2016

  Raj Sashti, an advisor for Fellowships and Sponsored Programs in Georgia Tech’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, has been named to a five year term (2016 - 2021) as a U. S. academic/professional expert in the Fulbright Specialist Program (FSP). 

  

• Goodman Appointed USG Regents Professor

  August 17, 2016

  Seymour E. Goodman has been appointed Regents Professor by the University System of Georgia (USG) Board of Regents. The title is the highest academic research recognition bestowed by USG. A professor of international affairs and computing in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs in the Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College, this recognition comes on the heels of Goodman’s appointment as a National Associate of the National Research Council (NRC).

  

• Ivan Allen College Alumni Compete in Rio Olympics

  August 9, 2016

  Ivan Allen College Alumni Chaunté Howard Lowe and Gal Nevo compete in 2016 Rio Olympics.

  

• Goodman Receives Lifetime Appointment as National Associate of the National Research Council

  August 4, 2016

  Professor of International Affairs and Computing in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs Seymour Goodman has been honored as a National Associate of the National Research Council of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.

  

• New GA Tech Study Concludes that Clean Power Plan Could Deliver Significant Energy Bill Savings to Cities and Businesses Nationwide

  August 3, 2016

  Professor Marilyn Brown reveals in her newest study how clean power could severely diminish power usage. By using clean power, the U.S. could be saving $11.3 billion in 2030.

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  August 3, 2016

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• EPA Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Georgia Institute of Technology

  August 3, 2016

  Several members of Georgia Tech's faculty met with an EPA official last week in order to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the EPA, a relationship which will be led by the Ivan Allen College School of Public Policy.

  

• Rio Film Events during 2016 Olympic Games Highlights Innovation by and for the World’s Poor

  August 1, 2016

  By utilizing a new form of development strategy, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs Professor Kirk Bowman is revolutionizing what it means to assist struggling communities.

  

• Is Political Civility Dead?

  July 11, 2016

  Professors Weigh in on What it Means to Be ‘PC’

  

• Three IAC Faculty Members Selected for Emerging Leadership Program

  July 11, 2016

  Roberta Berry, Anne Pollock, Adam Stulberg selected for ELP

  

• Kosal Speaks at Special Operations Forces Education Conference

  July 11, 2016

  Sam Nunn School of International Affairs Associate Professor Margaret Kosal speaks on the direction of SOF education.

  

• POSSE Emerging Technologies and Strategic Stability Workshop

  July 6, 2016

  On June 2-4, 2016, the Program on Strategic Stability Evaluation (POSSE) hosted a workshop in Washington, D.C. that brought together promising academics from across the globe to analyze alternative theoretical frameworks and methodologies appropriate to advancing POSSE’s shift towards understanding the strategic implications of emerging technologies against the shadow of lingering but variable nuclear salience across different regions of the globe. Topics discussed during the two day workshop included Cyber, Survivability, Escalation, Arms Control, and Signaling.

  

• Clean Power Will Cut Our Electricity Bills

  June 27, 2016

  Professor Marilyn Brown releases a study examining how the Obama Administration's Clean Power Plan will cut costs for American families.

• Students Explore Southeast Asia

  June 20, 2016

  Students studying nontraditional security issues while trekking through Southeast Asia

  

• Ivan Allen Jr. Documentary Nominated for Emmy Award

  June 16, 2016

  The documentary on the life and legacy of Ivan Allen Jr. has been nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Historical Documentary

  

• Global Economic Crisis Is Focus for International Urban Innovation Conference

  June 16, 2016

  Scholars from around the world met the week of June 16, 2016 to discuss new trends in urban planning and development at a conference organized by the Georgia Tech Center for Urban Innovation directed by public policy professor Jennifer Clark.

  

• An ISIS Containment Doctrine

  June 14, 2016

  Georgia Tech Professors Lawrence Rubin, Ph.D. and Jenna Jordan, Ph.D. outline key strategies for containing ISIS.

  

• Local Writer Makes First Contribution to New Fund for 'Atlanta Review'

  June 6, 2016

  Local Writer and Poetry Scholar Dan Veach makes first contribution to fund for the Atlantic Review, a Georgia Tech publication.

  

• Brown on Committee for Historic Event in the Nuclear Industry

  June 4, 2016

  Professor Marilyn Brown chaied the TVA Nuclear Oversight Committee which oversaw the first U.S. nuclear generation of the 21st century is connected.

• Rubin Speaks at Sykes-Picot Centennial Event

  June 1, 2016

  Associate Professor of International Affairs, Lawrence Rubin, Ph.D. Speaks at Sykes-Picot Centennial Event alongside other scholars in international affairs and politics.

  

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