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• Celebrating the Life of Alumnus, Longtime Board Member Richard B. “Rick” Inman

  September 22, 2022

  Inman, a longtime supporter of the School of Economics, the Ivan Allen College, and Georgia Tech, leaves behind a legacy of generosity and positivity.

  

• Georgia Tech-led Team Awarded $1.7M to Foster Artificial Intelligence Literacy

  September 20, 2022

  The National Science Foundation grant will support the transition of previously-created AI prototypes into public-facing exhibits that spark creativity and collaboration in learning about artificial intelligence.

  

• Student Evaluations Show Bias Against Female Professors

  September 15, 2022

  Study finds bias is driven by backlash after students receive first exam grades.

  

• Sci-fi and Fantasy Author Sarah Pinsker Named 2022 Eugie Foster Award Winner

  September 14, 2022

  Pinsker's short story earned high praise for her artful storytelling.

  

• Georgia Tech’s EarSketch Reaches Milestone One Million Users

  September 12, 2022

  Georgia Institute of Technology’s innovative educational platform EarSketch reached a milestone this month—one million users. Since launching in 2011, the free EarSketch platform has been used by students in all 50 U.S. states and in more than 100 countries. EarSketch is designed to teach students to code in Python or JavaScript through music and creative discovery.

  

• Meet School of Literature, Media, and Communication Chair Kelly Ritter

  September 7, 2022

  Ritter talks about her experiences and her vision for the School of Literature, Media, and Communication.

  

• To the Moon, Back, and Beyond

  September 2, 2022

  Georgia Tech experts discuss our return to the lunar surface and the importance of Artemis for the future of space exploration.

  

• Ivan Allen College Researchers Receive Prestigious Regents’ Awards

  August 12, 2022

  Three Ivan Allen College faculty members have prestigious Regents' titles.

  

• The Search for Relief Against Extreme Heat

  August 9, 2022

  Temperatures are rising and many are trying to find solutions to the heat crisis, Georgia Tech experts weigh in on risk factors and possible solutions to extreme heat.

  

• CACP Researcher Receives Grant to Study Inclusive Emergency Alerts

  August 4, 2022

  The project will assess  study the reach and impact of Wireless Emergency Alert messages among people with disabilities

  

• Earn Your SAS Credentials from the School of Economics 

  August 3, 2022

  The School of Economics is launching a new Statistical Analytics Software (SAS) certification program for undergraduate and master’s students, the first of its kind at Georgia Tech. 

  

• Krige Publishes two Books in 2022

  August 3, 2022

  The books focus on historical knowledge regulation and the flow of knowledge across borders today.

  

• Ivan Allen College Experts Break Down the Proposed Senate Climate Deal

  August 2, 2022

  Ivan Allen College faculty analyze the proposed climate change and tax deal under discussion iin the U.S. Senate.

  

• School of History and Sociology Begins Search for new Chair

  August 1, 2022

  Applications are due by Oct. 1, 2022, for optimal consideration, but the search will continue until the position is filled.

  

• Russia’s ISS Withdrawal Challenging but Not Crippling, Space Policy Expert Says

  July 26, 2022

  While the withdrawal will be challenging, the future of Russia's space program may be more in doubt than that of the International Space Station, says space policy expert Mariel Borowitz.

  

• Lecturer Dives Into Local History in New Book on Gwinnett County

  July 21, 2022

  Matthew Hild, a lecturer in the School of History and Sociology, co-edited a collection of essays exploring 200 years of history in Gwinnett County, Georgia.

  

• Ivan Allen College Alumni Recognized in Georgia Tech 40 Under 40 Class of 2022

  July 20, 2022

  Amira Choueiki Boland, Tara Murphy Dougherty, and Amy Phuong are among 40 Georgia Tech alumni recognized for their contributions and service to the community.

  

• Public Policy Researchers Win Awards for Paper Revealing Need for Strengthened Ethics Education for Computing Students

  July 13, 2022

  The team took home two divisions' best paper awards and was named a finalist for best paper for the entire American Society of Engineering Education's conference. 

  

• Machine Monitoring App, Stethoscope Patch Win Second Annual CDAIT IoT Challenge

  June 30, 2022

  CDAIT awarded each team $6,000 in scholarships to divide among participants. Each team’s faculty sponsor also received $2,000 in recognition of their support.

  

• Two IAC Students Chosen for 2022 BBISS Graduate Fellows Program

  June 30, 2022

  The BBISS Graduate Fellows Program provides graduate students with enhanced training in sustainability, team science, and leadership in addition to their usual programs of study.

  

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