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Gloria Steinem, Beverly Guy-Sheftall To Speak
Atlanta (November 4, 2009) — Young feminist scholar and activist Alexis Pauline Gumbs will moderate a discussion with feminist icons Beverly Guy-Sheftall and Gloria Steinem about their impact on the history and future of feminism. Sponsored by the Georgia Tech Women's Resource Center and Charis Books, the event will take place on November 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center. Free tickets are available to Georgia Tech students, faculty and staff when they R.S.V.P. to the event on the Women’s Resource Web site.
Full Story »Major-restricted communications classes
Atlanta (October 29, 2009) — Some sections of ENGL 1102 and LCC 3401 are major-restricted.
Full Story »INTA 1200 - IP Section - Spring 2010
Atlanta (October 23, 2009) — The IP section of this course fulfills the International Plan's International Relations requirement. It also fulfills Georgia Tech's American History / American Government requirement. It is restricted to IP students, as it is specifically designed with the interests and needs of the IP student in mind.
Full Story »USA Today Academic Team Competition
Atlanta (October 22, 2009) — USA Today is now accepting nominations for the All-USA College Academic Team
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Honor's Program Mid-Year Applications
Atlanta (October 12, 2009) — Please share the following announcement with your first year students.
Full Story »The Research Option at Georgia Tech
Atlanta (October 8, 2009) — With the Georgia Tech Research Option, students are afforded a unique opportunity for intensive, hands-on research experiences as undergraduates. This opportunity provides students with several semesters of research on one project, culminating in an original thesis or research paper. Research Option students work one-on-one with faculty members, and students are encouraged to present their final work to faculty and their peers.
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New Graduate Funding in STEM Fields
Atlanta (October 1, 2009) — Economic stimulus provides new funding for grad students.
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Undergraduate Research News and Deadlines
Atlanta (October 1, 2009) — October Undergraduate Research News and Deadlines
Full Story »FASET Orientation Coordinator Interviews
Atlanta (September 16, 2009) — On-campus interviews happening this month
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Erato, the GT Literary Magazine
Atlanta (September 16, 2009) — We're looking for submissions and staff
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Gilman International Scholarship
Atlanta (August 31, 2009) — Scholarship for Pell Grant recipients to study abroad
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UROP News and Events
Atlanta (August 27, 2009) — Listing of UROP programs, announcements, etc. for August & September.
Full Story »ProofReader - for Alumni and Friends of Math @ Tech
Atlanta (August 26, 2009) — The newest edition of the School of Math newsletter is now online.
Full Story »Internship Information from DoPP
Atlanta (August 13, 2009) — Helpful information on finding internships through DoPP.
Full Story »Transfer Credit Request Information
Atlanta (July 30, 2009) — See the message below for updated information on processing transfer credit requests.
Full Story »GT Confidential Sexual Assault Reporting Form
Atlanta (July 24, 2009) — Information for advisors assisting students who are victims of sexual assault.
Full Story »Fellowship Deadlines for Nationally Competitive Awards
Atlanta (July 9, 2009) — See the information below on a variety of fellowship opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Full Story »Noyce Scholarship for Certified Math Teachers
Atlanta (July 9, 2009) — Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State University (KSU) have a new Noyce Scholarship that is available to Tech seniors who want to become certified math teachers (grades 6-12). Tech students will graduate from Tech and then apply to and complete the 1-year Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Math at KSU.
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IAC Enrollment Growth Outpaces Institute
Atlanta (October 16, 2008) — The Ivan Allen College experienced its largest ever enrollment this fall with 963 undergraduate and 283 graduate students matriculating in IAC majors. This is a continuation of the rapid growth the college has experenced during the past six years. From 2002 to 2008, undergraduate and graduate enrollment increased 33%. This surpasses the 18% increase in enrollment for the Institute as a whole.
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