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• Birchfield Rises to the Rank of Officer of France’s National Order of Merit

  January 17, 2024

  Vicki Birchfield, a professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, was promoted from the rank of Knight to Officer of France's National Order of Merit. Birchfield was recognized for her deep commitment to French-American relations and friendship through her ongoing scholarship and role in educating students about France and the European Union.

  

• First Cohort Announced for Ascend Faculty Professional Development Program

  January 16, 2024

  Ascend, a new career development program for mid-career faculty, launched its cohort for Spring 2024. Supported by the Office of Faculty Professional Development, Ascend cohort members include academic professionals and lecturers from across campus.

  

• The Challenges of Regulating Artificial Intelligence

  January 11, 2024

  As innovation surrounding artificial intelligence continues, Georgia Tech experts offer their thoughts on the scope of the recent executive order and the challenges ahead in regulating AI.

  

• Recycling Habits Are Hard to Break, New Research Shows

  January 9, 2024

  After a two-year pause, New York City residents returned to their previous recycling habits within a year of the program's restart.

  

• Priti Bhatia Honored With APPA Pacesetter Award

  January 9, 2024

  Priti Bhatia, the director of facilities and capital planning for the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, was one of three people nationwide to receive the 2023 Pacesetter Award from the Association of Physical Plant Administrators (APPA). Bhatia and other award winners will be honored at the APPA spring conference, which will be held in Nashville in April. 

  

• What Does the Future Have in Store for Me?

  January 8, 2024

  As a kid, you may have looked to a not-so-technical device to predict your future: the Magic 8 Ball. Here we have Georgia Tech’s own version of the classic kid’s toy: a panel of experts who will answer our questions about what the world will look like in the next 20 years and beyond.

  

• Ivan Allen Jr. Prize for Social Courage Recognizes Georgia Judicial Pioneer

  January 8, 2024

  On Thursday, Feb. 8, Georgia Tech’s Ivan Allen Jr. Prize for Social Courage will be presented to Retired Justice Robert Benham. The annual award honors individuals who have stood up for moral principles at the risk of their careers, livelihoods, and even their lives.

  

• Library and IMA present Media Arts Day 2024 Jan. 18

  January 7, 2024

  The Georgia Tech Library and Interdisciplinary Media Arts Center (IMA) are proud to bring Media Arts Day 2024 to campus Thursday, Jan. 18 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in various locations throughout the Library.

  

• GTRI to Join Forces with 3ID for Third Annual Marne Innovation Workshop

  January 3, 2024

  GTRI marches into 2024 smartly with the Third Annual Marne Innovation Workshop, a collaborative event co-hosted with the 3rd Infantry Division (3ID) and the Georgia Tech Army ROTC. Set for Jan. 4 -7, this workshop has rapidly become a cornerstone event, fostering innovation and problem-solving at the intersection of military needs and technological advancements.

  

• Remembering Research Scientist Paul Manuel Aviles Baker

  December 20, 2023

  Colleagues and friends recall Baker as a passionate scholar dedicated to accessibility for all.

  

• Science Fiction Day 2024 — AI in Sci-Fi

  December 19, 2023

  Ivan Allen College science fiction faculty and students offer their suggestions for AI-themed sci-fi.

  

• Borowitz Takes Her Space Expertise to Washington

  December 18, 2023

  She is working with a Department of Commerce team working to transition tracking of satellites and debris to civilian from military control.

  

• Hyde and Linden Selected for Eighth Cohort of Emerging Leaders Program

  December 13, 2023

  Allen Hyde and Maureen Linden of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts will join 14 other faculty members as part of the eighth cohort of Georgia Tech's Emerging Leaders Program.

  

• What Secrets Do Our Voices Keep?

  December 12, 2023

  In Georgia Tech's new Voice + Research Lab, interdisciplinary researchers explore the voices' myriad roles in music, marketing, technology, culture, medicine, and more.

  

• Julia Chen: Bridging Generations and Languages

  December 12, 2023

  Julia Chen will graduate from Georgia Tech in December with a bachelor’s degree in International Affairs and Modern Languages, with a focus in Chinese studies. This spring, she will study advanced Chinese on a Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad scholarship at Tamkang University in Taiwan — the same place her grandmother studied English over 50 years ago.

  

• Husbands Fealing Explores the Policy Puzzle of Generative AI 

  December 5, 2023

  Kaye Husbands Fealing, dean and Ivan Allen Jr. Chair in the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, joined a roundtable on "Solving the Policy Puzzle of Generative AI."

  

• Inequality in Well-Being Increasing in the United States

  December 4, 2023

  New research by School of Economics Associate Professor Shatakshee Dhongde combines multidimensional inequality measurements to better understand disparity in the United States.  

  

• World War 2 Cinema Continues to Shape Historical Memory in China and Japan

  December 4, 2023

  In her recent book 'Han Heroes and Yamato Warriors: Competing Masculinities in Chinese and Japanese War Cinema,' Associate Professor Amanda Weiss explores how telling and re-telling the stories of World War 2 in film influences cultural memories and international tensions.

  

• International Affairs Experts Discuss Kissinger’s Legacy

  December 1, 2023

  Experts examine Kissinger's impact on the world and on the art of statecraft.

  

• Georgia Tech Experts Shed Light on Israel-Hamas War

  November 29, 2023

  As the war unfolds, Tech experts offer their thoughts on what happened, what comes next, and how the U.S. will be involved.

  

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