Alum and Former Ivan Allen College Dean Help Preserve Sweet Auburn’s History — and Its Future |
The Sweet Auburn Historic District in Atlanta, rich in Civil Rights history, has lost nearly half its historic structures in the last five decades. With editorial support from former Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Dean Jacqueline Jones Royster, alum and preservationist Gene Kansas created Civil Sights, an illustrated collection of stories from Sweet Auburn that inspires the neighborhood's preservation.
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Trade Agreements Keep Global Economies Stable |
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| 'Meet the Expert' Spotlight: Matthew Oliver |
Matthew Oliver (Economics) shares his unusual journey to academia and discusses his work in energy and environmental economics, where he measures the sometimes concealed costs of pivoting to clean energy.
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The Wilson Center selected R. Lincoln Hines (International Affairs) for the 2025-26 Wilson Center China Fellowship class, a China-focused non-residential fellowship supporting the next generation of American scholarship on China.
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Britta Kallin (Modern Languages) participated in an online roundtable at Fordham University on the topic of "STEM, Sustainability, and Language Learning." Kallin delivered her presentation on "Sustainable Development as a Specific Purpose in Language and Culture Education: Sustainable Development in Germany." Kallin also presented her research on Cornelia Funke's "Reckless" at the "Monsters, Heroes, and Others: Unpacking Power in Media and Politics through Race or Species" conference at Georgia Tech.
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Tyler Cook (Public Policy) gave the 2025 Kirk Philosophy Lecture at Agnes Scott College. The talk focused on “normative concepts for artificial moral agents.” Cook also presented a new project, titled “Mitigating Nurse Burnout Through Automation: Which Nursing Tasks Should Machines Be Performing?" at the 2025 Carol Carfang Nursing & Healthcare Ethics Conference.
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Robert Kirkman (Public Policy) gave a talk at the Research Symposium of the Metal Building Manufacturers Association on the nature of trust in professional practice.
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The Ethics Bowl Team went to the National Competition of the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl, where they finished the preliminary rounds with a record of 2-1-1. The team is advised by Robert Kirkman (Public Policy).
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Casey Wichman (Economics)
Boston Globe
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Lisa Yaszek (Literature, Media, and Communication)
SWE
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Micah Zeigler (Public Policy)
c&en
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Christopher Lawton (History and Sociology)
WANF-TV
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Mariel Borowitz (International Affairs)
Radio New Zealand
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Marilyn A. Brown (Public Policy)
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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Jenna Jordan (International Affairs)
AJC
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Friday, April 4, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Technology Square Research Building, Conference Center Auditorium
Registration is requested by March 21.
The chairs of the Schools of History and Sociology, Literature, Media and Communication, Modern Languages, and Public Policy invite you to a special event on the future of the humanities at Georgia Tech. This interactive workshop will highlight ongoing humanities research at Tech and engage external experts in a discussion on expanding collaborative humanities initiatives.
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Wednesday, March 26 – Friday, March 28
Historic Academy of Medicine, 875 W Peachtree St NW
Register in advance.
The 2025 Tech AI Fest is a premier three-day event bringing together thought leaders, researchers, industry professionals, policymakers, and students to explore the latest advancements in AI.
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| American University's Wil Burns
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Wednesday, March 12, 5 p.m.
Old Civil Engineering Building, G10
Are you seeking research inspiration, or just curious about the evolving legal landscape of technology and the environment? Come meet with Wil Burns, professor of research and co-director of the Institute for Carbon Removal Law & Policy at American University.
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Tuesday, April 1, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Emory University, Health Sciences Research Building, Rollins Auditorium | Please register by March 23.
The AI4MCH workshop will bring together researchers, practitioners, and policymakers at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and maternal and child health. Lunch and coffee will be provided at the event.
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