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• Third-generation Georgia Tech Graduate Embarks on Museum Career

  December 12, 2022

  Before she begins career as a curatorial assistant at the Gibbes Museum of Art, history and sociology student Teresa Muñoz took a moment to reflect on her time at Ivan Allen College and Georgia Tech.

  

• Department of Energy Awards Georgia Tech Grant for Energyshed Project

  December 8, 2022

  Energy, Policy, and Innovation Center leads effort to develop new energy planning models for metro Atlanta

  

• Researchers and Alumni Aid in $2.6 Million Effort to Restore Salt Marshes in Historic Charleston

  December 7, 2022

  What started as a citizen science initiative led by a M.S. HTS alum has led to a $2.6 million National Fish and Wildlife Foundation effort to restore degraded salt marshes in historic Charleston. As part of the project, which is being spearheaded by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, School of Biological Sciences Professor and Associate Chair of Research Joel Kostka will lead a team of researchers to monitor restoration efforts — and to better understand why the marsh died off in the first place.

  

• Dancing Around the Subject: AI Co-Creative Research Continues with KSU Motion Capture Sessions

  December 7, 2022

  Brian Magerko and his student researchers are working with Kennesaw State Unversity dancers on a research project exploring artificial intelligence and creativity.

  

• Shared Interests in Creativity, Cognition, and Technology Drive Music Industry Visit to Tech

  December 7, 2022

  The group was interested in work surrouding creativity, AI, data science, and data visualization.

  

• 'Change the Conversation' with Language and Culture Programs at Georgia Tech

  December 6, 2022

  Studies show that learning a second language can make you a better leader and help you earn more money in your career. Our eclectic collection of classes and wide-ranging research shows just how fascinating it can be to pick them up.

  

• Good Response Marks First Month of GT@DC Internship Applications

  December 2, 2022

  Classes and internships begin in mid-August.

  

• MSEEM Problem-Solving Night a Success

  November 22, 2022

  The problem-solving session allowed MSEEM students to apply their knowledge to helping find solutions to real-world issues faced by companies and non-profits.

  

• Giving Thanks: Spotlight on our IAC Community

  November 22, 2022

  There is so much to be thankful for this year, but one thing rises above the rest: our community. With their hard work, passion, and inspiration, Ivan Allen College has put many exciting new projects into motion this year.

  

• Celebrating Kristie Macrakis

  November 21, 2022

  Longtime faculty member and espionage expert leaves a lasting legacy at Ivan Allen College.

  

• LMC Alumnus Innovates Children’s Storytelling with Augmented Reality Puzzle

  November 17, 2022

  Humans have communicated with storytelling for thousands of years. School of Literature, Media, and Communication alumnus Karl Kim is using his unique perspective on storytelling as seen through a digital media lens to innovate the ancient practice.

  

• Earthseed Project Tells Story of Afrofuturism’s Past and Present

  November 16, 2022

  The Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center funded research project explores the history of Afrofuturism and its movement’s popular figures.

  

• Thirteen Faculty Proposals Funded in First Round of Global Student Experience Initiative

  November 15, 2022

  ll projects are global, transnational, cross-cultural, interdisciplinary, or tie to a Georgia Tech international campus or initiative.

  

• Georgia Tech Partners with City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office to Launch Center for Urban Research

  November 10, 2022

  The Center will serve as a research, evaluation, and reporting hub to develop cutting-edge research on community development based on the Atlanta experience and best practices from around the world.

  

• Ivan Allen College Faculty Discuss Afrofuturism and Feminism in 'Black Panther' Sequel

  November 10, 2022

  Faculty from the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts explore the film's connection to Afrofuturism and feminism in the world of Wakanda.

  

• Innovating Ethically: Transformative AI Manufacturing Project Draws on School of Public Policy Expertise in Technology Ethics

  November 8, 2022

  The faculty members will provide expertise in anticipating and addressing issues that could arise, including  bias, equity, human-machine relations, or other societal implications.

  

• After a Storied Career, One Final Project for Nunn School's Goodman

  November 4, 2022

  Regents' Professor Seymour Goodman is working to create a new curriculum for School of Cybersecurity and Privacy students. He is one of several Ivan Allen College scholars with appointments in the new school.

  

• Helping Measure the Impact of Air Pollution on South Metro Atlanta Children

  November 4, 2022

  The award is part of $53.4 million in funding awarded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

  

• Undergraduate Research at Georgia Tech: Psychology, Economics Team Up to Explore Spatial Navigation and Learning

  October 27, 2022

  A recent paper from the School of Psychology and the School of Economics has found that good navigators often use a bird’s eye view perspective to organize and remember different places in the environment and have a map-like representation of the environment in their mind. 

  

• Georgia Tech Launches Semester in D.C. for Students to Explore Career in Public Service

  October 27, 2022

  The program offers a fully immersive, semester-long experience in Washington, D.C. available to the entire undergraduate community at Georgia Tech.

  

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