Applications for a fall 2013 President's Undergraduate Research Award are due Friday, May 17th. Interested in applying for a PURA? Visit www.undergradresearch.gatech.edu/pura for more information about the program and application process. Thinking about applying for a PURA in a later semester? Come talk to Dr. D about your research plans! You can schedule an appointment at www.advising.gatech.edu.
Applications for a fall 2013 President's Undergraduate Research Award are due Friday, May 17th. Interested in applying for a PURA? Visit www.undergradresearch.gatech.edu/pura for more information about the program and application process. Thinking about applying for a PURA in a later semester? Come talk to Dr. D about your research plans! You can schedule an appointment at www.advising.gatech.edu.
Don't forget that the deadline to add or drop classes for the summer 2013 session is Friday, May 17th at 4.00 PM. Make sure to have all your class changes made well before the 4.00 PM deadline.
Remember that any withdrawals made after 4.00 PM will result in a "W" appearing on your transcript (additions cannot be made after 4.00 PM).
Questions about your schedule? Email Dr. D ASAP!
A temp position will open, effective next week, in the front office reception and executive assistance in the Georgia Tech Office of Government and Community Relations. It would be an excellent opportunity for recent HTS grads to gain working knowledge of government and community relations.
This position is temporary, and likely will last only eight-to-ten weeks as they work to fill that position. Of course, if the person who takes the temp position is interested in applying for the full time position, they are welcome to do so.
Please contact Terry Nagel at tnagel@gatech.edu if you are interested.
This position is temporary, and likely will last only eight-to-ten weeks as they work to fill that position. Of course, if the person who takes the temp position is interested in applying for the full time position, they are welcome to do so.
Please contact Terry Nagel at tnagel@gatech.edu if you are interested.
The first day of classes for Early Short Summer Session and Full Summer Session is May 13. Registration for the summer is open from May 9 to May 17. The fee payment deadline is May 13.
History, Government, Education are top paying liberal arts majors. Read more about the top-paid liberal arts majors for the Class of 2013 at: http://naceweb.org/s05012013/salary-survey-liberal-arts-majors.aspx.
Volunteers will spend time tending the gardens from 9 a.m until 4 p.m. Please stop by anytime. RSVP @ liamrattray.eventbrite.com.
Join us in honoring his memory. Participation is free and we encourage you to invite friends and family!
Willie Pearson, professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society, has been named a featured fellow in the American Association for the Advancement of Science's (AAAS) celebration of the 40th anniversary of its Science & Technology Policy Fellowship.
To commemorate 40 years of Science & Technology Policy Fellowships, AAAS launched a 40 @ 40 initiative. Forty former fellows were selected from the more than 2,600 who have received fellowships.
Pearson was selected as the representative for the class of 1988-89. His biography and a short audio interview will be featured on the AAAS website, and he will be honored at a commemoration event on May 3.
The Science & Technology Policy Fellowships were created to provide scientists and engineers an opportunity to utilize their scientific knowledge and expertise to inform and support policy-makers.
To commemorate 40 years of Science & Technology Policy Fellowships, AAAS launched a 40 @ 40 initiative. Forty former fellows were selected from the more than 2,600 who have received fellowships.
Pearson was selected as the representative for the class of 1988-89. His biography and a short audio interview will be featured on the AAAS website, and he will be honored at a commemoration event on May 3.
The Science & Technology Policy Fellowships were created to provide scientists and engineers an opportunity to utilize their scientific knowledge and expertise to inform and support policy-makers.
The City of Atlanta will host the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Legislative Summit, to be held at the Georgia World Congress Center between August 12-15, 2013. The NCSL summit is the largest gathering of state legislators in the nation, and Georgia House Speaker David Ralston and his staff are trying to secure enough local volunteers to assist with the various events and meetings that are associated with the conference. The conference will require over 200 student volunteers to be successful.
Chancellor Huckaby is requesting assistance from University System of Georgia institutions, including Georgia Tech, in recruiting student volunteers who might interested in assisting with the NCSL summit. This is a great opportunity for students, especially those who may have served as interns at the Capitol or other state government agencies.
More information is available at http://www.ncsl.org/meetings/summit-2013/home.aspx. Prospective student volunteers should contact Ms. Betsy Jackson (betsy.jackson@gatech.edu) in the Office of Government and Community Relations.
Chancellor Huckaby is requesting assistance from University System of Georgia institutions, including Georgia Tech, in recruiting student volunteers who might interested in assisting with the NCSL summit. This is a great opportunity for students, especially those who may have served as interns at the Capitol or other state government agencies.
More information is available at http://www.ncsl.org/meetings/summit-2013/home.aspx. Prospective student volunteers should contact Ms. Betsy Jackson (betsy.jackson@gatech.edu) in the Office of Government and Community Relations.
CEISMC is looking for a talented former undergrad who has a background in social science or educational research methods to join CEISMC as a Research Technician III. This is a full time classified staff position that is supported with NSF funds through our Science Learning Integrating Design, Engineering and Robotics (SLIDER) program. The person will become a part of the educational research team, and will be involved with coordinating, processing and analyzing data about middle school student learning and program enactment.
For Job Description, Click on Read More.
Are you interning, studying abroad or researching this summer? Then share your experiences, adventures, lessons and snapshots as a GT Liberal Arts major and become a part of Ivan Allen College's summer blog: www.iamliberalartsgt.tumblr.com.
If you're interested, contact jcook61@gatech.edu!
If you're interested, contact jcook61@gatech.edu!
Fall applications for PURA are due on May 17! For more information, visit http://www.undergradresearch.gatech.edu/pura
Whether your weekend was a blur of graduation madness or you'd just like to see what Commencement is all about, take a moment to check out the images that were captured during last Friday and Saturday's ceremonies. http://www.flickr.com/photos/georgiatech/sets/72157633419438826/
The Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning (CETL) is seeking a dynamic professional to fill the position of Educational Outreach Coordinator I for the GoSTEM Initiative. GoSTEM is a 5-year collaboration between Georgia Tech and the Gwinnett County Public School District to enhance the educational experience of Latino students in Georgia and strengthen the pipeline of these students into post-secondary STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education.
The Educational Outreach Coordinator will report to the GoSTEM Program Director. The position will assist with program implementation, administration, student supervision, field trip coordination, and event planning support for GoSTEM.
The Coordinator must be fluent in Spanish (reading, writing, speaking, and listening).
For the job posting, click here.
Job # 0168248
The Educational Outreach Coordinator will report to the GoSTEM Program Director. The position will assist with program implementation, administration, student supervision, field trip coordination, and event planning support for GoSTEM.
The Coordinator must be fluent in Spanish (reading, writing, speaking, and listening).
For the job posting, click here.
Job # 0168248
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Internship Program is now accepting applications for the Emerging Leaders Internship and the Communications Internship. For more information, contact Rontel Batie (rbatie@cbcfinc.org). Application Deadline: June 14
Are you stressed out? Final exams got you down? Take a break and relax with registered therapy dogs from CAREing Paws! Volunteers will be at the Price Gilbert Library to offer the GT community a chance to spend relaxing downtime with furry friends.
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