Students Sharpen Skills at CNN Academy in Abu Dhabi |
The world of journalism is changing rapidly. To prepare for the evolving landscape, ten students from the School of Literature, Media, and Communication participated in a two-part CNN Academy, honing their investigative, ethical, technological, and multimedia storytelling skills along the way.
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Smart Thermostats, Code-Switching, Video Help for Patients: Recent Research from the Ivan Allen College |
Check out these quick summaries of recent research from faculty in the School of Economics, the School of Modern Languages, and the School of Literature, Media, and Communication.
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| Jordan, Ritter Selected as 2025 ACC Academic Leaders Network Fellows |
Jenna Jordan (International Affairs) and Kelly Ritter (Literature, Media, and Communication) have been selected for the 2025 ACC Academic Leaders Network Fellows program. The program is designed to foster cross-institutional networking and collaboration between ACC schools, while increasing the academic leadership capacity within each institution.
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| EVPR 2025 Institute Research Award Nominations Due Jan. 17 |
Each year, the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research honors academic faculty, research faculty and staff in nine Institute Research Award categories, celebrating their roles as visionary partners, dedicated mentors, and leading researchers. Nominations are due Jan. 17.
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| Seeking Demo Groups for 'Celebrate STEAM' |
On Saturday, March 8, share your work with the community by participating in Celebrate STEAM, the launch event for the Atlanta Science Festival! Last year’s event drew about 4,000 members of the Atlanta community, and we hope this year will be even bigger. Please register by Friday, Jan. 31 to participate.
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Nominations Open for New Employee Recognition Awards |
Nominations are now open for two new quarterly employee recognition awards in the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts.
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The Rising Stars Award recognizes an emerging leader in the College whose record reflects ongoing and exceptional growth in contribution to the profession and increased levels of leadership and responsibility.
- The High Five Award recognizes staff and faculty for going above and beyond their normal duties to demonstrate the Ivan Allen College's shared values of teamwork and excellence.
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Micah Ziegler (Public Policy) presented a seminar at Oak Ridge National Laboratory on “Data-Informed Modeling To Help Make Energy Systems More Sustainable.” His research identifies ways to improve approaches to meeting energy demand reliably, with a focus on energy storage technologies.
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Regents' Professor Lisa Yaszek (Literature, Media, and Communication) spoke about the history of women in science fiction at Telefónica Foundation Madrid. Yaszek was also a featured guest author at the 2024 international Barcelona Fantastic Genres Festival, where she participated in an opening night roundtable and a solo interview. She also gave an invited interview at Llibreria Finestres, Barcelona's premiere bookstore and literary event space, where she talked about her work recovering and republishing women's science fiction.
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Chris Hayter (Public Policy) presented his paper, "Slow Your Role: A Developmental Conceptualization of Entrepreneurship Mentoring" at the Technical University of Munich School of Management Faculty Research Seminar.
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Casey Wichman, Economics
The New York Times
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Milton Mueller, Public Policy
Wired
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Milton Mueller, Public Policy
Barron's
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Richard Utz, Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
Medievalists.net
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by Margaret E. Kosal, International Affairs, and Valerie Thomas, Public Policy
The Conversation
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Mariel Borowitz, International Affairs
Payload
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Lt. Liam Campbell, Midshipman Max Joyce, Midshipman Linda Mentz, and Ensign Avery Williams, Navy ROTC
WANF-TV
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Richard Barke and Marilyn A. Brown, Public Policy
WABE
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Milton Mueller, Public Policy
Courthouse News Service
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Jason Lindo, Daniel Dench, and Kelly Lifchez, Economics
Financial Times
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Brian Magerko, Literature, Media, and Communication
AI and the Future of Work podcast
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Anthony Harding, Public Policy
Público (in Spanish)
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Dylan Brewer, Economics
This Old House
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Monday, Jan. 13 – Sunday, Jan. 26
Schedule of Events
Each January, the Georgia Tech community commemorates the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. This commemoration encompasses an ambitious slate of events organized by multiple campus partners such as Civic Engagement, Housing, Fraternity and Sorority Life, and Intercultural Student Programs. Celebrations include community events, student performances, and keynote lectures.
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Thursday, Jan. 23, 10 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Georgia Tech Library
The Georgia Tech Library and the Interdisciplinary Media Arts Center are proud to bring to campus Media Arts Day 2025, featuring presentations on virtual reality and AI tools, a demo of the 40-foot, curved landscape screen in the Library's Interactive Media Zone, and more! Register to attend.
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Friday, Jan. 24, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Klaus 1116 East & West
The Georgia Tech Retreat Exploring Effective Teaching is an opportunity for faculty across the Institute to gather and explore innovative ways to improve learning for Tech students.
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