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• Exploring the Role of Gender in Scholarly Authorship Disputes

  September 2, 2021

  The study, co-authored by Cassidy Sugimoto of the School of Public Policy, raises important issues about the role of gender in scientific research and knowledge production.

  

• Get Tested. Get Vaccinated. Get Rewarded.

  August 29, 2021

  Georgia Tech is introducing new rewards to encourage individuals on campus to get vaccinated and test weekly.

  

• Teaching AI to Dance

  August 27, 2021

  The project will culminate in a dance performance with students from Kennesaw State University

  

• Georgia Tech Study Seeks to Bring More Diverse Voices into Computing Ethics Education

  August 26, 2021

  The researchers hope to "enable groups historically underrepresented in computing to have more of a direct say in what’s offered in the computing ethics curriculum."

  

• Ivan Allen College Faculty Members Named to Class of 1934 CIOS Honor Roll for Spring, Summer

  August 24, 2021

  Twenty-three Ivan Allen College faculty members have been named to the Class of 1934 CIOS Honor Roll for instructional excellence in the spring and summer semesters.

  

• First-ever Study on Bicycling in Georgia Shows $496 Million Economic Impact 

  August 19, 2021

  The project, completed by Shatakshee Dhongde in the School of Economics, is the first-ever economic analysis of the industry in the state.  

  

• Smith’s Book ‘Blood Brothers’ Adapted Into New Netflix Documentary

  August 19, 2021

  The documentary focuses on the rise and fall of Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X’s tumultuous friendship between 1960 and 1965. Watch the trailer out on Netflix now, and catch the full documentary on Sept. 9.

  

• Ivan Allen College Teams Win EVPR Seed Grants

  August 17, 2021

  Two teams led by Ivan Allen College researchers won Seed Grant funding from the office of the Executive Vice President for Research.

  

• Valerie Thomas Named Chair of National Academies Committee

  August 17, 2021

  Thomas, an expert in life cycle assessment, sustainability, and science and technology policy, will lead the committee's considerations of direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions.

  

• School of History and Technology Releases Annual Newsletter

  August 13, 2021

  Journey through the many achievements, accomplishments, and changes in the School of History and Sociology from 2019-2021.

  

• Student Spotlight: Meet Teresa Muñoz

  August 5, 2021

  With the 2020-2021 academic year drawing to a close, we sat down with Teresa Muñoz, a fourth year History, Technology, and Society (HTS) major to ask how the last year has affected her Georgia Tech experience. 

  

• Summer 2021 GT1000 Courses a Success for Students

  August 2, 2021

  The GT1000 IAC summer courses, which concluded on July 27, aimed to create a successful and effective transition for incoming first-year students.

  

• Ivan Allen College Faculty Join NSF-Funded AI Institutes

  July 29, 2021

  Justin Biddle, Jason Borenstein, and Michael Hoffmann will each help guide ethics deliberations at the new National Science Foundation AI Institutes. Brian Magerko of the School of Literature, Media, and Communication will also join one of the institutes.

  

• Melissa Ianetta Appointed Interim Chair of the School of Literature, Media and Communication

  July 27, 2021

  Ianetta takes on role of interim chair of LMC and executive director of expanded writing program.

  

• National Academy Publishes Study Showing How Georgia Could Halve its Carbon Footprint

  July 27, 2021

  The proposed solutions include boosting solar farms, electric vehicle adoption, retrofitting buildings, implementing nature-based forestry solutions, and reducing food waste.

  

• Project GO Grant Awarded to Fund Language Programming and ROTC Training at Georgia Tech

  July 22, 2021

  The U.S. Department of Defense/Defense Language and National Security Education Office (DLNSEO) awarded Georgia Tech a Project GO grant to provide training to cadets across the nation and fund proposed language programming in Korean, Japanese, and Russian.

  

• Asensio Named to National Academies New Voices Cohort

  July 19, 2021

  Omar Asensio named to National Academies New Voices cohort.

  

• Ivan Allen College Announces New Executive Leadership Team

  July 19, 2021

  Ivan Allen College announces new associate deans to lead the College.

  

• Student Spotlight: Meet Emma Brodzik

  July 16, 2021

  In Fall 2019, a new master’s program launched in the School of Public Policy. We talked to Emma Brodzik, Campus Recycling Coordinator and graduate student in the Master of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management (MSEEM) program, about her experien

  

• Aliens? You’ve Heard This Story Before, Regents Professor Lisa Yaszek Says

  July 15, 2021

  There's a reason those UFOs in the Navy videos look so familiar. We often form our perceptions of unknown objects in the sky based on popular science fiction, says Lisa Yaszek, Regents Professor of Science Fiction.

  

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