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Welcome to the blog for the School of History and Sociology (HSOC) at Georgia
Tech. This page will help you keep up with events happening in HSOC, provide
advising information for current students, inform you of upcoming recruiting
events for prospective students, and share news with our HSOC alums.

Want more information? Click on the "Contact Us" tab to the right or use the
"Live Chat" function.



 * Contact Us
 * HSOC Homepage
 * Important Forms




IAC STUDENT + FACULTY FIELD TRIP

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The Ivan Allen College Student Advisory Board is reaching out to both students
and faculty to attend a field trip to the Atlanta High Museum of Art!
RSVP: http://bit.ly/1WWHTqL






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Tags: art, atlanta, culture, faculty, Ivan Allen College, students |


CHANGES TO CORE CURRICULUM

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On March 9, 2016 the Board of Regents approved a revision to Board of Regents
policies related to the Core Curriculum.


Effective immediately 

1. Institutions will not be required to identify or track overlay requirements
related to US Perspectives, Global Perspectives, and Critical Thinking.


2. Students will not be required to complete the overlay requirements from this
point forward.

3. Students who are scheduled to graduate this semester and who have not
completed the overlays may graduate without fulfilling this requirement.




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Tags: Georgia Tech, graduation, students |


FALL 2016 NEW OFFERED COURSE: HEALTH INEQUALITY

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FALL 2016
HTS 3823: Special Topics Course - Health Inequality
T/Th 12:05 - 1:25 pm
Professor Jennifer Singh PhD, MPH -jennifer.singh@hsoc.gatech.edu

This course is designed to investigate social conditions such as poverty, social
isolation, and segregation as well as ascribed characteristics of gender and
race that are predictive of a battery of contemporary chronic diseases and
causes of premature death. Topics will cover health inequalities in the U.S.,
selective global perspectives, and policy efforts to eliminate health
inequalities. Intended to be far more than a simple lecture course, the class
will provide students with numerous opportunities to deeply engage with the
course material through response memos, small group discussions, conversations
with experts on course topics, and an independent (group) research project. This
course qualifies as an elective for the Health, Medicine and Society (HMS) Minor
in the School of History and Sociology.

Contact: jennifer.singh@hsoc.gatech.edu






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Tags: health, sociology |


SOMERS LECTURE: "WHAT CLARENCE THOMAS SEES IN CAPITALISM"

Posted by Admin On 3:43:00 PM 0 comments

This year’s Somers Lecture at Georgia State University will be presented by
Corey Robin, who writes on the history of conservatism. He will speak on the
topic: “What Clarence Thomas Sees in Capitalism.” This is scheduled for Friday
April 8, 3.30 pm, in the History Department, 25 Park Place, room 2150. Click
here for flier.


Click "Read More" below to read more about Corey Robin.







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Tags: history, lecture, speaker |


ACC INVENTURE PRIZE COMPETITION

Posted by Admin On 3:35:00 PM 0 comments
The ACC InVenture Prize will be held Wednesday, April 6 at 8 pm in the Ferst
Center for the Arts. Request your free tickets here.





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Tags: awards, Georgia Tech, innovation |


THE SOCIETY OF GEORGIA ARCHIVISTS

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The Society of Georgia Archivists (SGA) was established in 1969 to foster a
community of archivists, librarians, historians, educators, and museum and
historical agency personnel in the state of Georgia and the southeast. SGA
fosters and supports the archival community by advocating for professionals,
collections, and repositories; encouraging diversity in the field; promoting
education and professional development; and advancing scholarly research and
innovation through the publication of our journal, Provenance.




SGA is dedicated to creating opportunities for students to learn more about the
field of archives by offering educational events, networking, and career
development activities. Membership in SGA also provides a solid connection to
information about current archival and historical trends and issues as well as
opportunities to associate with and learn from leading individuals in the field.




Membership for full-time students is only $10 annually. Benefits of membership
include discounted annual meeting and workshop fees, access to the SGA listserv
and online job postings, SGA's Mentoring Program, as well as subscriptions to
the SGA publications Provenance and the SGA Newsletter.



Visit their website and learn more: http://soga.org



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Tags: archives, careers, networking |


HSOC LIBRARIAN BRUCE HENSON'S OFFICE HOURS

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The HSOC librarian, Bruce Henson, will have weekly office hours on Thursday,
March 10th from 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM.  He will be in room 304, Old CE. He is
available to assist with any research and information needs you have.

If these hours are not convenient for you please email or call Bruce Henson and
you can set-up an appointment to meet individually.


Contact Information:
Bruce Henson
Associate Dean for Research and Learning Services
Georgia Tech Library & Information Center
Atlanta Ga 30332-0900

404-894-1390
bruce.henson@library.gatech.edu
http://www.library.gatech.edu/research_help/librarians/henson.php



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Tags: library, research |


LIBERAL ARTS TWITTER CHAT: "WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP"

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Tuesday, April 5th at 4pm.



The topic for this Twitter Chat is "Women in Leadership." Meredith Schnepp has
confirmed a great group of alumnae participating in the chat, and Stephanie
Jackson will be returning as moderator for the event. We hope you will consider
tuning in to the Twitter Chat.








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Tags: leadership, social media, women |


THIRD ANNUAL FULBRIGHT SYMPOSIUM

Posted by Admin On 3:31:00 PM 0 comments

The Fulbright Student Association at Georgia Technology is pleased to invite you
to the 3rd Annual Southeastern Fulbright Symposium. Join us for an exciting day
of listening to prominent speakers, participating in enriching discussions, and
building new friendships over lunch. Fulbrighters from Georgia, South Carolina,
Alabama and some nearby states are expected to join us at the Symposium.

11:00am - 6:30pm
Bill Moore Student Success Center

This event is open to all Georgia Tech students. Limited seats.
RSVP at https://goo.gl/1Z92V2.



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Tags: Georgia Tech, speaker |


C2D2 LUNCH & LEARN

Posted by Admin On 3:25:00 PM 0 comments
GE and the Center for Career Discovery and Development (C2D2) bring you lunch
speaker Katherine Maxwell of General Electric (GE), who will share the tips,
tricks, and general knowledge she wishes she had known when she was launching
her career. Thursday, 7 April, 11:00-12:00, Student Success Center, President's
Suite A. Students should RSVP to r.south@gatech.edu and indicate if they prefer
a vegetarian meal. 





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Tags: careers, speaker, tips |


THE "COMFORT WOMEN" DEBATE

Posted by Admin On 3:18:00 PM 0 comments

While the plight of the so-called “comfort women” has long been seen as a Korean
issue, it is simultaneously a broader matter concerning historical justice,
human rights, and peace in East Asia. Three experts share information on how the
"comfort women’s" long struggle for justice has been received by the public in
Korea, China, and Japan. Participants will theorize possible resolutions that
could honor the victims, promote the value of human rights, and facilitate
cooperation among the three countries.






Mr. Won Chul Shin
PhD Candidate in Ethics and Society, Emory University

Dr. Hanchao Lu
Professor of Modern Chinese History, Georgia Institute of Technology

Dr. Kim Reimann
Associate Professor of Japanese Politics, Georgia State University
Moderated by Dr. Sun-Chul Kim, Assistant Professor of Korean Studies, Emory
University



This event is co-sponsored by the Department of Russian and East Asian Languages
and Cultures (REALC).




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Tags: culture, human rights, women |


A CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Posted by Admin On 3:22:00 PM 0 comments

Ethics, Epidemics, and Education: Public Health and the Federal Government

A Symposium at the National Archives at Atlanta
Saturday, September 17, 2016



The 2016 National Archives at Atlanta’s annual scholarly symposium, Ethics,
Epidemics, and Education: Public Health and the Federal Governmentwill be held
Saturday, September 17, 2016. This event culminates a year-long effort to
promote research in the National Archives at Atlanta’s estimated 5,000 cubic
feet of records that document the Federal Government’s historic involvement in
public health. These historic resources are ripe for new scholarship and
discovery. The symposium program committee welcomes proposals for presentations
from the universities and colleges across the Southeast and beyond.

Scholars in graduate programs and above are encouraged to submit proposals on
one of the many possible topics that can be generated from these holdings.



Click "READ MORE" below to view a small sample of topic ideas and guidelines and
instructions.




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Tags: education, government, public health, research, writing |


DUKE MA IN BIOETHICS & SCIENCE POLICY

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The Duke MA in Bioethics & Science Policy invites students to address these
questions and many more. The program is the only one in the US that combines
bioethics and science policy to truly prepare students to address the societal
impact of advances in the biosciences, medicine, and technology.

Students explore cutting-edge developments in such fields as genomics and
neuroscience and how scientific advances impact law and policy. Each student
works with a mentor throughout the program to create an individualized academic
experience.

Please join us to learn more about the MA on Tuesday, April 19, 2016, at noon
(EST), for an online information session featuring Science & Society Director
Nita Farahany, PhD, JD. The session will explore the MA curriculum,
concentrations, practicum opportunities, admissions, financial aid, and the
unique and individualized student experience.

RSVP for the online session.

If you love science and are fascinated by how it changes – and is changed by –
society, we invite you to apply to the Duke MA in Bioethics & Science Policy.



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Tags: policy, science |


SUMMER TEACH-IN

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The International Human Trafficking Institute (IHTI) invites students and youth
activists to Atlanta, the think tank of the American Civil Rights Movement, for
a Summer Teach-In, on how to plan, strategize, and ignite an activist movement
on campus.


IHTI will host a two-day session (July 22-23) at The Center for Civil and Human
Rights designed for students who wish to organize their peers for social change
engagement. While the focus is student engagement to end human trafficking,
these strategies and principles may be applied toward addressing any social
injustice.

For more information: http://theihti.org/
Deadline is April 15th




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Tags: deadline, human rights, social justice, summer programs |


CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH GRANTS

Posted by Admin On 12:20:00 PM 0 comments

DEADLINE: All proposals must be received no later than April 1, 2016.

The Dirksen Congressional Center invites applications for grants to fund
research on congressional leadership and the U.S. Congress. The Center, named
for the late Senate Minority Leader Everett M. Dirksen, is a private,
nonpartisan, nonprofit research and educational organization devoted to the
study of Congress. Since 1978, the Congressional Research Grants program has
invested more than $998,026 to support over 451 projects.





Applications are accepted at any time, but the deadline is April 1 for the
annual selections, which are announced in May.

The Center has allocated up to $50,000 in 2016 for grants with individual awards
capped at $3,500.



FOR MORE INFO CLICK "READ MORE" BELOW.




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Tags: deadline, grants, research |


IVAN ALLEN SHADOW DAY: VOLUNTEERS WANTED

Posted by Admin On 12:20:00 PM 0 comments

Ivan Allen Shadow Day is quickly approaching (Friday, April 1st) and student
volunteers are still needed for the event! Volunteers only need an hour or more
of free time on Friday and will be asked to give tours, mingle with students, or
bring students to class. Shadow Day is such a rewarding experience and a great
way to show prospective students around campus.



Please sign up here: http://shadowday.iac.gatech.edu/volunteers/register.php






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Tags: Ivan Allen College, Shadow Day, volunteer |


MSMS RUSSELL FELLOWS PROGRAM

Posted by Admin On 12:15:00 PM 0 comments

10-month Masters of Management Studies program at Northwestern's Kellogg School
of Management: 


In short, this program targets graduating seniors with liberal arts, science
and/or math majors who would like to gain a foundation in business before
jumping into the workforce. The program runs for 10-months on the Kellogg
Chicago campus.


This year's deadline is April 12.


Here is a link to their website where you can find out more information about
the program:
http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/programs/ms-management-studies.aspx



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Tags: business, deadline, liberal arts |


TAKE-A-PROF!

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Come to the Student Center Ballroom from 11-1pm on Tuesday, March 29th for
Take-A-Prof!
SPSC is hosting a Harry Potter themed trivia night. There will be Italian food
and some wizard-themed goodies! Get to know the GA Tech faculty and staff while
also showing off your wizarding knowledge.

Tickets are available here!




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Tags: faculty, fun, students |


PAID TEACHING INTERNSHIP IN PERU

Posted by Admin On 11:59:00 AM 0 comments
Internship opportunity available for ALIS, HTS, IAML, INTA, and all pre-teach
students.





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Tags: HTS, info session, internship, pre-teach |


GILDER LEHRMAN HISTORY SCHOLAR AWARD PROGRAM

Posted by Admin On 11:54:00 AM 0 comments
Since 2012, Gilder Lehrman has awarded fifteen of the best and
brightest American History and American Studies college juniors and seniors to
spend five days in New York City to participate in meetings with eminent
scholars, experience behind-the-scenes tours of historic archives, and enjoy a
celebratory dinner in their honor.



Applications are due by April 15, but the deadline can be extended to
accommodate for transcripts and letters of recommendation.




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Tags: american history, awards, deadline |


EVOLUTION AND FAITH: WHAT IS AT STAKE?

Posted by Admin On 11:49:00 AM 0 comments
Professor John Haught will be delivering a LAMP lecture called "Evolution and
Faith: What Is at Stake?" on Tuesday March 29 at 7 PM in the Gordy Room at the
Wardlaw Building. Ivan Allen faculty and students are encouraged to attend.

















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Tags: Ivan Allen College, lecture, speaker, talks |


DEADLINE APPROACHING: DUKE TIP AND BREAKTHROUGH ATLANTA SUMMER INTERNSHIPS

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PRE-TEACHING SUMMER 2016 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES – APPLY NOW!

The following Pre-Teaching internship opportunities are accepting applications
now for summer 2016. Look for more opportunities to come!

Duke Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) Summer 2016
Spots are filled on a rolling basis/as applications come in.

Breakthrough Atlanta Summer 2016
Deadlines: early decision = April 1, 2016; regular decision = May 13, 2016



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Tags: internship, pre-teach, summer programs, teaching |


SAN GEMINI PRESERVATION STUDIES PROGRAM

Posted by Admin On 4:44:00 PM 0 comments

We are still accepting applications for our summer 2016 field school, the San
Gemini Preservation Studies Program, now in its 18th year, dedicated to the
preservation of cultural heritage and offering students the opportunity to study
and travel in Italy. As there are still places available, our deadline for
applications has been extended to April 15, 2016. Click read more below to learn
more.






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Tags: culture, study abroad, summer programs |


INTERN AT A GRASSROOTS NGO!

Posted by Admin On 4:39:00 PM 0 comments

Passionate about Human Rights and Social Justice?
Intern with a Grassroots NGO in Tajikistan!

Interested in aiding refugees? Promoting free speech issues? Empowering women
entrepreneurs? America's Unofficial Ambassadors is excited to announce NEW NGO
placements in Tajikistan! These summer internships are designed for students and
professionals looking to gain experience in human rights, social justice, and
humanitarian aid. Summer internship applications are due March 25th. Click read
more below to learn about these opportunities: 




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Tags: human rights, internship, social justice |


DEKALB COUNTY COURT SYSTEM INTERNSHIPS

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The following internships are unpaid/volunteer positions.


Juvenile Court Social Work: The DeKalb County Juvenile Court has internship
opportunities available for summer 2016. The interns will work with the juvenile
court social workers and supervising attorneys. For more information, contact
Gayle Murray at gbmurray@dekalbcountyga.gov or Kimberly Burke
atkburke@dekalbcountyga.gov.






Circuit Public Defender: This non-court room internship position exposes
students to pre-trial preparation and interviews with DeKalb county public
defenders. Interested students should send a resume to Claudia Saari
atcssaari@dekalbcountyga.go



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Tags: internship, law, pre-law |


EVALUATING & NEGOTIATING JOB OFFERS

Posted by Admin On 4:13:00 PM 0 comments

- When: March 31, 2016 from 11 AM to 12 PM
- Where: Student Center, Press Rooms A & B

There are many things to weigh when considering an offer. Type of work,
challenge, opportunity for advancement, salary, benefits, location and the
company culture are the primary areas for consideration and concern.



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Tags: careers, jobs, workshops |


SEC & ACC VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR

Posted by Admin On 4:09:00 PM 0 comments

Students & Alumni Meet Employers Live online in a Virtual Event
Recruit Jobseekers from 27 SEC & ACC Universities (List Here)

Free for Students & Alumni across All Majors & Degrees to Attend







For more
information: https://www.careereco.com/Fair/EventDetails?fairId=764659d6-84e4-4d59-843f-a559010486af



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Tags: career fair, careers, students |


GT HEALTHREACH PROGRAM SEEKING TUTORS

Posted by Admin On 4:05:00 PM 0 comments

Do you like math/science/tutoring? Do you like kids? Do you like creating
innovative models/activities? Do you like volunteering in a hospital
environment?

Check out the BME HealthReach March 31 at 11:00 in Marcus Nanotechnology
Building Room 1116.

For more information about HealthReach, click here.







You do not have to be a BME major to participate in HealthReach.
http://www.bmehealthreach.gatech.edu/about
Contact Catherine Edwards at edwardsca13@gmail.com






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Tags: tutoring, volunteer |


GILMAN SCHOLARSHIP WORKSHOP

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The Gilman International Scholarship aims to diversify the kinds of students who
study abroad and the countries and regions where they go by offering awards to
U.S. undergrads who might otherwise not participate due to financial
constraints. OIE and past Gilman Recipients will be hosting a Gilman Workshop to
give information about the program and tips on how to craft a competitive
application on Thursday, March 31, 2016 from 11am-12pm in Student Center #292.
We hope to see you there! For more information on the Gilman Scholarship, please
go here.






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Tags: scholarships, students, study abroad |


STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION SESSION

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Please join OIE for a scholarship information session that will discuss OIE
Administered Scholarships, national scholarships, and tips and tricks for
crafting a competitive application. The next Scholarship Information Sessions
will happen on 3/29/16 at 11am in Student Center #301. Please also remember that
the OIE Administered Scholarship Application is open! The next application
deadline is April 1, 2016. Students should apply online and are encouraged to
apply early! If students have questions or concerns, please email:
scholarships@oie.gatech.edu.




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Tags: scholarships, students, study abroad |


IVAN ALLEN COLLEGE PAPER COMPETITION WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Posted by Admin On 4:28:00 PM 0 comments

On Thursday, March 10, the annual Career, Research, and Innovation Development
Conference (CRIDC) poster competition took place in the Georgia Tech Student
Center. At the conference, the winners of the fourth annual Ivan Allen College
Graduate Student Paper Competition and Conference were announced during the
conference’s awards ceremony. The paper conference increases in number every
year and graduate students from a variety of programs within the College present
research at the conference.







Each year, the winning papers are awarded significant prizes in the form of
travel funds, which enable graduate students to present their work at
professional conferences in their fields. The winners of this year’s paper
competition were Jon Schmid (first prize), Yin Li (second prize), Sooa Lee,
Mario Bianchini, and Renee Shelby (tied for third prize).

See more at:
http://www.iac.gatech.edu/news-events/stories/513311#sthash.d88eHGPH.dpuf



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Tags: awards, competition, IAC, students |


CONGRATULATIONS TO REBECCA WATTS HULL

Posted by Admin On 4:24:00 PM 0 comments

PhD student in the School of History and Sociology Rebecca Watts
Hull successfully completed and passed her comprehensive exams recently.
Congratulations Rebecca!



To learn more about Rebecca and her accomplishments click here.



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Tags: congratulations |


WST DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

Posted by Admin On 4:18:00 PM 0 comments

Tuesday, April 5, 4pm: WST Distinguished Lecture (Co-sponsored with the College
of Engineering) by Dr. April S. Brown, John Cocke Professor of Electrical and
Computer Engineering, Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University:
"’Competition or Collaboration?’: Impact on the Participation and Success of
Women in Science and Engineering." Clary Theatre, Bill Moore Success Center.
Reception following lecture. RSVP to mary.fox@pubpolicy.gatech.edu.



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Tags: science, women |


GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN HIGHER ED IN AFRICA

Posted by Admin On 4:14:00 PM 0 comments

Thursday, March 17, 4pm: "Gender Mainstreaming in Higher Education in Africa," a
talk by Catherine Guma, Fulbright Scholar and guest instructor at Clark Atlanta
University. Co-sponsored with IAC Dean’s Office and Women’s Resource Center.
Gordy Room, Wardlaw, with refreshments.



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Tags: education, speaker, talks, women |


ZIMBRA EMAIL ENDS IN JUNE

Posted by Admin On 3:41:00 PM 0 comments

By the end of the spring semester, students using Zimbra (also known as
MyGaTech) for email, calendar, and contact purposes will need to choose a
substitute. Zimbra will not be available after June 30, 2016.



To read the full article click here.



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WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE

Posted by Admin On 3:14:00 PM 0 comments

Wednesday March 16th is the last day to drop individual courses or withdraw from
school with "W" grades in all courses and receive a refund. It is also the
deadline for changing grade mode from pass/fail to letter grade or vice versa.

Deadline 4:00 pm ET
www.registrar.gatech.edu/registration/withdrawal.php



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Tags: advising, deadline, students |


SOLIDARITY IGNITE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TRIPS

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Solidarity Ignite is a nonprofit which brings students from across the country
together to focus on social justice issues on their campuses and get trained in
concrete organizing skills to advance these efforts.





They are leading Summer trainings/study abroad trips to the Dominican Republic,
where students can meet with garment workers who sew Georgia Tech clothes and
learn how universities are connected to global social justice movements. This
year's Summer Immersion is August 3rd-17th. More information can be found on
this page.



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Tags: non-profit, social justice, study abroad, summer programs |


IDEA 2 SERVE COMPETITION

Posted by Admin On 12:48:00 PM 0 comments

Students are encouraged to participate in the annual Ideas to Serve Competition.
If you are a student working on projects (class related or personal) that
address social or environmental problems in the community or around the globe
this is a great opportunity to get mentoring, feedback, and prize money to move
your idea to the next phase. It is also a great differentiator for your resume
and a great way to expand your networks.





The Bootcamp is coming up this Friday and the deadline for submissions is March
18.

Everyone is welcome to attend the Finals Poster Showcase and vote for their
favorite team on April 8, 6:00pm in Scheller.



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Tags: competition, environment, funding, social justice, startup |


AN INVESTMENT IN SIDEWALKS

Posted by Admin On 12:44:00 PM 0 comments

HTS Major Ambar Johnson recently delivered a TED Talk at Georgia Tech's "TECHx:
A Student Speaker Series". See what she had to say by clicking here.



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IP LAW SCHOOL CLASS

Posted by Admin On 12:39:00 PM 0 comments
Georgia Tech Pre-Law and the Georgia State College of Law Intellectual Property
Legal Society have partnered to offer Tech students a special opportunity.
Please see the attached flyer for more details.







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INTERNSHIPS IN IVAN ALLEN COLLEGE

Posted by Admin On 12:36:00 PM 0 comments

The Ivan Allen College Office of Enrollment & Student Affairs is looking for
summer and fall interns! Attached are the flyers advertising each of the
positions available. Please note that not every position is offered each
semester.

Summer
Student Affairs Intern
Event Coordinator & Marketing Intern



Fall
Student Affairs Intern
Event Coordinator & Marketing Intern
Career Development & Alumni Relations Intern




To view flyers click "READ MORE" below!




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Tags: careers, internship |


THE POWER OF INFORMATION

Posted by Admin On 12:27:00 PM 0 comments

Conversations at The Carter Center: The Power of Information

Tuesday, March 15, 2016, 7:00 PM - 8:15 PM, Cecil B. Day Chapel, The Carter
Center, Atlanta, Ga.

Reservations are free and required.
Without information, it is almost impossible to ensure your rights are
protected, improve your economic situation, or make your voice heard. The Carter
Center is helping empower a group who often has a hard time getting information:
women. Learn about the obstacles women in Liberia, Guatemala, and Bangladesh
face and what the Center is doing to help.



Event speakers: Laura Neuman, director of the Carter Center’s Global Access to
Information ProgramMaría Machicado Terán, representative, U.N. Women,
GuatemalaPaul Prettitore, senior public sector specialist, The World Bank

Seating is first come, first served.

NOTE: This RSVP form is for attending the event in person in Atlanta. If you are
not in the Atlanta area, you can view the webcast of the event on
cartercenter.org.




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Tags: atlanta, info session, women |


JUDSON WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

Posted by Admin On 12:23:00 PM 0 comments

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

As a part of the JCI Foundation’s mission to help young women achieve greatness
in their lives through positive mentorship, education, and sport, The Judson
Women’s Leadership Conference was created. It aims to help young women, entering
or already in the workforce, achieve greatness in their lives by providing
insight and tools which will help them become leaders in their respective
fields.



2016
This year's event will host a new and exciting speaker line-up, designed to
inspire and move young women to action in their careers and lives. Fantastic
motivational speakers will be coupled with leadership and business experts to
create a perfect combination of education and inspiration.

Speakers include highly successful and knowledgeable women and men in business
and sport offering inspiration and ideas for both professional and personal
development

Breakout sessions allow for more indepth and personalized instruction and
interaction

Career and internship networking opportunities will be available for all
attendees

EVENT LOCATION
Georgia World Congress Center
Sydney Marcus Auditorium
Atlanta, GA

Contact Jackie Cannizzo, JCI Executive Director,
jackiecannizzo@jcifoundation.org, 678-481-8484 for more details.



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Tags: careers, conference, internship, leadership, speaker, women |


STUDENT VETERAN AWARENESS WORKSHOP

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Wednesday, March 30
1:00 – 2:00 PM
Student Services (Flag) Building Room 117

An overview about Student Veterans at Georgia Tech. Topics for discussion
include: life in the military, transitioning from military to civilian and
college life, acceptance and challenges on campus. Sponsored by the Veteran’s
Resource Center.






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Tags: military, students |


RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA

Posted by Admin On 12:00:00 PM 0 comments

Tuesday, March 29
5:00 – 6:30 PM, Ferst Center for the Arts Westbrook Gallery

Panelists: Rigoberto Hernandez PhD – Chemistry & Biochemistry, Diley Hernandez
PhD – CEISMC, Osvaldo Cleger PhD – Modern Languages & Michaelanne Dye, Doctoral
Candidate – Human Centered Computing







The U.S. and Cuba agreed to diplomatic relations in 2015. What do you know about
Cuba and Cuban contributions to the world? What does this new agreement mean for
Cubans and Americans, including you? Come and find out the answers to these
questions and more. Authentic Cuban sandwiches will be served. Co-sponsored by
Office of Hispanic Initiatives and Student Diversity Programs




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Tags: american history, history, panel |


THE SKIN I'M IN

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11:30 AM – 1:00 PM, Student Center Peachtree

THE SKIN I'M IN: HEALING, REDEMPTION & ATONEMENT ACROSS THE SKIN COLOR DIVIDE™

In this powerfully transformative "keeping it real" dialogue, participants
discuss "colorism," as something to emerge from rather than a phenomenon to
continuously perpetrate. The knots in participants' stomachs are loosened as
they learn to reject the politics of hue and embrace their own unique array of
beauty in the face of society's distorted messaging. Facilitators: Chery D.
Cofield – Director of Inclusion & Engagement, Institute Diversity and Stephanie
Ray – Associate Dean/Director of Student Diversity Programs



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WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT IN AFRICA

Posted by Admin On 11:36:00 AM 0 comments

Thursday, March 17,4:00 PM, Wardlaw, Gordy Room

Catherine Guma, Fulbright Scholar and guest instructor at Clark Atlanta
University. Co-sponsored by the GT Center for the Study of Women, Science, and
Technology (WST), Ivan Allen College Dean’s Office, and the Women’s Resource
Center.



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Tags: social justice, women |


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES SURVEY

Posted by Admin On 11:16:00 AM 0 comments

The Ivan Allen College is currently gathering student employment data through
our Professional Experiences Survey. Student participation in this survey is
essential for development of appropriate employer relationships and marketing to
prospective students.



Take the survey by clicking here.



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SPORTS SHORTS PROGRAM

Posted by Admin On 11:10:00 AM 0 comments

Sports Shorts Program
7 pm Monday, March 14, 2016 @ Student Center Theater
SST Sports Shorts Program

Free and Open to the Public
The Sports Shorts program is curated by Georgia Tech professor Gregory Zinman
and features several brief sports-related films. Topics range from recreational
drug use in sport to parody of sport celebrity to inspirational stories—and
more. *Note: The schedule below may change slightly based upon film
availability.




For a listing of films click "READ MORE" below.




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TODAY: SOCIAL JUSTICE TRAINING FOR STUDENTS

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Students are critical in building an inclusive community on-campus. This highly
interactive and engaging training will expand students’ skills regarding the
concept and ideal of social justice – including terminology, definitions, and
action planning. Participants will explore their own identifies and acknowledge
systems which are barriers to social justice. This session is limited to 25
students.


Friday, March 11
3.00 - 9.00 PM
Clough 123

Register at: diversityprograms.gatech.edu/plugins/rsvp/




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