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• New Research Paints a More Detailed Picture of Poverty and Race in America

  January 27, 2022

  The study by Shatakshee Dhongde, associate professor in Georgia Tech's School of Economics, and Xiaoyu Dong, a fifth-year Ph.D. student, is the most robust analysis yet of multidimensional poverty in the U.S.

  

• Nunn School Partnership Helps Security Students Across Campus Get Research to Policymakers

  January 26, 2022

  The Nunn School partnered with The Cipher Brief and their Academic Incubator Program.

  

• 6 Questions on Russia-Ukraine Tensions with Adam Stulberg

  January 25, 2022

  The chair of the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs explains the buildup of Russian troops at the Ukrainian border.

  

• Landlord-pay Rental Units Cost US Economy $836 Million Per Year in Wasted Energy

  January 21, 2022

  Assistant Professor Dylan Brewer’s analysis found that renters in units where landlords pay heating expenses spend an extra $590 million a year on heating costs and create $246 million in pollution-related expenses.

  

• Massetti Named to National Academies Committee on Carbon Utilization

  January 13, 2022

  Massetti is the fourth public policy member to be serving on a committee at this time.

  

• Students Across Campus Engage with Policy Through Posters

  January 12, 2022

  Students in Julia Melkers' section of POL 1101 do individual and group research projects each semester.

  

• Study Examines Diversity in Research Publishing

  January 10, 2022

  A new study co-authored by School of Public Policy Chair Cassidy R. Sugimoto finds that white and Asian male authors exert an outsized influence on the selection of research topics, publish on the broadest range of issues, and are more often listed as first authors. On the other hand, Black, Latino, and women authors are underrepresented in many STEM fields and often appear as authors only in less-cited fields.

  

• Hopeful Science Fiction for a New Year

  December 27, 2021

  Ivan Allen College science fiction faculty members offer hopeful science fiction recommendations to celebrate Science Fiction Day, Jan. 2.

  

• Reserve Officer Training Corps 2021 Year In Review

  December 22, 2021

  Take a look at some of the major ROTC milestones in 2021.

  

• 2021 in Review: The Top 10 Ivan Allen College Stories

  December 21, 2021

  2021 was an eventful year at the Ivan Allen College filled with significant research, big milestones, and plenty of memories. To commemorate the year, we’ve dipped into the archives to revisit the top 10 Ivan Allen College stories, as measured by readership.

  

• Writing and Communication Program at Georgia Tech Awarded Certificate of Excellence

  December 14, 2021

  The award recognizes exemplary college writing programs.

  

• Ivan Allen College Celebrates Nearly 100 Students at Fall 2021 Commencement

  December 13, 2021

  Join us in giving a warm congratulations to our graduating students, and read more of their student profiles in our School spotlights collected here! 

  

• The Fate of Latin American Forests in a Warming World

  December 13, 2021

  Climate change will bring significant changes to Latin American forests, according a new School of Public Policy study.

  

• Liu Attends Berkeley/Sloan Summer School in Environmental and Energy Economics

  December 10, 2021

  Third-year Ph.D. student Jancy Ling Liu was selected for the two-week online program, where she got the opportunity to learn from and connect with some of the best economists in the country.

  

• What can East Germany Teach us About Environmentalism and Mass Automation? 

  December 10, 2021

  Ph.D. student Mario Bianchini is finishing up his dissertation on the history of science and technology in East Germany, where he explored “the state's efforts to build a socialist technological utopia.”

  

• When Looking at Nuclear Action, Look at Leaders, Argues Nunn School Professor

  December 8, 2021

  Rachel Whitlark, associate professor in the Nunn School, published a new book called 'All Options on the Table.'

  

• Two Ivan Allen Faculty Named Provost Fellows for Faculty Development

  December 7, 2021

  Andy Frazee, director of the Writing and Communication Program in LMC, and Jan Uelzmann, associate chair in Modern Languages, will serve as fellows from January thru December 2022.

  

• Black Media Studies Minor Approved by Georgia Tech Academic Faculty Senate

  December 6, 2021

  The program combines a variety of approaches to study the relationships between media, culture, and racial politics on people of African descent.

  

• Flax Lecture Series Event Highlights Sustainability Research by Public Policy Graduate Students

  December 6, 2021

  Valentina Sanmiguel, Vincent Gu, and Oliver Chapman presented their research, followed by industry leader discussants.

  

• HSOC Undergraduate Research Symposium Spotlights Environmental History and Community Engagement

  December 2, 2021

  Students in the School of History and Sociology presented their capstone research projects on Wed., Dec. 1.

  

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