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MLK Student Board

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The MLK Student Board is looking for its next set of amazing students to be a part of next year's 2016 -2017 MLK Student Board to help plan some great events!

Are you passionate about continuing the legacy of MLK?

Are you looking for an opportunity to get involved on campus?




Do you think diversity and inclusiveness is important to Georgia Tech's campus?

Do you want to help plan incredible events that bring together people from different walks of life?

If you answered YES to any of the above questions, then they want YOU!!!

Application link is below:

http://goo.gl/forms/4qhx5xF7sjIf you have any questions, please contact mjames34@gatech.edu or Camera at cdunn39@gatech.edu.

Commencement News

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During their graduating semester, students receive eight to ten emails from Special Events & Protocol to serve as reminders for important dates and deadlines. To help keep faculty and staff better informed, an email list has been created to provide copies of these student emails to interested parties.

To view latest email, click here: http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=8a69a1d57474db414771155c7&id=30409367cb

If you would like to be added to this email list, click here: http://gatech.us2.list-manage2.com/subscribe?u=8a69a1d57474db414771155c7&id=44b10c8130


Participants should expect to receive 4-5 emails during the semester with links to each version sent to students.


President's Graduation Celebration

Fall 2015 graduates, along with their parents and friends, are invited to share in the excitement of Commencement at Georgia Tech’s President's Graduation Celebration. Held on Friday, December 11, from 3-5 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom, families and graduates have an opportunity to take photos with beloved Tech mascots, meet administrators, faculty, and staff, and share in unique traditions that make Georgia Tech such a cherished institution.

Admission is free to all graduates and their families. More information can be found at www.commencement.gatech.edu/presidents-graduation-celebration.

To help aid in the stress of finals, The Star Wars: The Force Awakens Team are having an “Awaken the Force” Study Break Coffee Cart at Georgia Tech on Monday, December 7 at Tech Walkway from 10AM – 2:30PM.

At the event, they will be giving away free coffee and will be doing some other stress-relieving activities ahead of finals and to celebrate the release of STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS on Friday, December 18. The first 50 students will receive exclusive Star Wars coffee tumblers (additional coffee will be given out in the limited-edition cups shown on the flyer attached), and there will be other giveaways and surprises from STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS!

Take a break in a Galaxy Far From Finals and head to Tech Walkway on Monday, Dec. 7 from 10AM-2:30PM for #TheForceAwakensATL. Free coffee, exclusive giveaways from STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS and special prizes for the first 50 students! May the Force be with you for finals.

Culture & Events Internship at Rigor

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Rigor is a software company that provides first-class Web Performance Monitoring for all Internet and web-based services and helps companies optimize and operate web and mobile applications from a user's point of view They are currently looking for a Culture and Events Intern to help things run smoothly day-to-day including event planning, new hire coordination, and swag and supplies ordering. This is a paid internship with flexible hours in an extremely fun environment. The deadline to apply is January 5th.




Atlanta Film Festival Spring Internships

Posted by Admin On 11:31:00 AM 0 comments
Atlanta Film Festival Spring Associate Internships

The Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) is a year-round, non-profit media arts organization that specializes in film screenings, educational support and film and media events. Interns assist with administrative duties, membership, and event planning and coordination. Please note that while an internship with ATLFS is a great way to get connected to the local film community, the ATLFS is not a film studio and cannot provide internships in film production. The deadline to apply is December 10th.




SCPC Free Midnight Breakfast Dec. 8

Posted by Admin On 11:22:00 AM 0 comments
SCPC, Parents Fund, and Campus Services presents: Midnight Breakfast!

Your favorite finals week tradition is back! Come out to the Student Center on Tuesday, December 8th to fuel up for finals week!

From 7-10 PM find relaxing activities on the third floor of the Student Center. Wear your pajamas for a chance to win GT Night at the Aquarium tickets. Activities include massages, yoga, puppies, games, crafts and more!

From 10 PM - 12 AM free breakfast will be served in the Student Center Food Court by your favorite Georgia Tech Faculty and Staff! Sign up for time slots here! We will take people at the door but the wait is much longer and admittance is not guaranteed. You MUST present your BuzzCard to attend!

HSOC Speaker: Jennifer Van Vleck 11/23

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Join the School of History and Sociology for a talk on Monday, November 23 in the Old CE Building 104.  Dr. Van Vleck joins us from Yale University to speak on "Corporate Globalism in the American Century: The Privatized Infrastructure of Modernization and Development, 1930s-1970s."



Join the School of History and Sociology for a talk on Monday, November 16th in the Hall Building Room 102 at 4:00PM. Dr. Laura Bier, Director of Undergraduate Studies in HSOC, will deliver her talk entitled "Embodied Democracy: Sexual Harassment and Activism in Egypt since the 2011 Revolution." All are welcome.

Each year Georgia Tech recognizes the legacy of Liam Rattray, a public policy major who was killed in a traffic accident several weeks after he graduated with a BSPP in 2011. Liam was an activist, an urban gardener, an entrepreneur and innovator, and an embodiment of many of the virtues that we hope to promote in our students -- and ourselves. I think he would be delighted at Georgia Tech's new initiative on creating sustainable communities, so it's fitting that his memory is tied to our new campus-wide project. 

We are pleased to announce the annual Liam’s Legacy Symposium on November 18th, 2015, sponsored by the Center for Serve-Learn-Sustain.

The Sports, Society and Technology program of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts and the Georgia Tech Office of the Arts present Sports on Film, a series of sports films that will be held in the Student Center Theater. Reflecting this year’s Arts@Tech theme of “Get Your Game On,” the program is free and open to the public.

The sports film reveals itself to be the most elastic of cinematic genres, capable of encompassing drama, romance, farce, satire, and social commentary. While sports films have been around since cinema’s inception, the Sports on Film series at Georgia Tech will examine how the sports film reinforces and critiques issues of race, nation, gender, celebrity, and fan culture.

Wednesday, November 11, 2015 7PM at the Student Center Theater:
Slap Shot (George Roy Hill, 1977, USA), 123min.
Nancy Dowd wrote this hilarious comedy about a Rust-Belt semi-pro ice hockey team led by Paul Newman. The film serves as a biting critique of violence, machismo, and the media.

You are invited to the Ivan Allen College Rejuvenation Station on Thursday, November 19, 2015 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Please kindly let us know if you are interested in coming so that we can get an approximate estimate for the catering.

Ivan Allen College Rejuvenation Station for IAC Majors, Graduate Students, Faculty, and Staff featuring 
Coffee, Cocoa, Treats, Sandwiches & Freebies!

Thursday, November 19
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Bill Moore Student Success Center
(Behind Tech Tower)

Let us know if you plan to attend >



HSOC Speaker Series 11/9: Deven Desai

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Dr. Deven Desai (Georgia Tech, Scheller) will present his talk on “The New Steam: On Digitization, Decentralization, and Disruption” for the HSOC Fall Speakers Series. Attend his talk at 4PM in the Old Civil Engineering Building, Room 104 on November 9. All are welcome.



Upcoming Conference on "The Changing National Security Landscape, 1945-1953"
Tuesday, December 1, 2015. 

This conference revolves around the Korean War, with special emphasis on the U.S. and China. The conference is free and open to the public. It's a come-and-stay or come-and-go symposium, with a lunch provided. It will be held in the the Wardlaw room (where the IAC now holds its faculty meetings). RSVP if you want to ensure that you have a seat at a table -- and get a free buffet lunch. Undergrad students are invited and encouraged to come and go, as needed. 


SGA Week Oct. 26-30

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This week, the Student Government Association (SGA) is hosting SGA Week 2015.

From Oct. 26–30, events will take place on Tech Walk and across campus to show students what SGA has been working on and what they hope to accomplish in the next year. All members of the Georgia Tech community are welcome.
Monday celebrates Campus Services on Tech Walk from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Tuesday is focused on appreciating Tech faculty with Academic Affairs Day. Students will have the opportunity to “Thank a Teacher” on Tech Walk from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Wednesday encourages campus wellness by inviting students to take the Campus Inclusivity Pledge and have some fun with a photo booth.

Thursday recognizes SGA’s connection with the student body by offering coffee chats with students from the Undergraduate House of Representatives. Donuts and coffee will be provided.

Friday promotes Tech pride with Spirit Day. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., students can stop by SGA tables on Tech Walk to test their knowledge of traditions and facts during Tech Trivia hosted by the SGA Athletics Committee.

Global Social Ventures Competition
Kick-off Mixer: October 28 at 6pm in the CoB
Application Deadline: December 4
East US Regional Semifinals (that we host) February, 2016
Global Finals (in Thailand – we cover travel) April, 2016

Please join us for our upcoming Atlanta mixer for social entrepreneurs on October 28th at 6pm!

You may have heard of GSVC, which is a social entrepreneurship hosted in collaboration with U.C. Berkeley, with Georgia Tech as their Eastern Region US partner. There is no entry fee and no travel or in-person presentations are required until the finals, where our sponsors fund your travel to Thailand in April to present your business for over $50,000 in prizes.
Additional details for the competition are below and the major requirement is that one current/recent graduate student, of any focus, participate on the team (and we can pair up teams as needed). Click here for more details on GSVC!


For more information on the competition and team entry requirements, click read more.

Big thank you to the 60+ who joined us at #GTHomecoming liberal arts brunch in heart of campus Saturday morning! 

Sports on Film Presents: Pumping Iron II: The Women
Wednesday October 21st 7-9PM in the Student Center Theater

The Sports, Society and Technology program of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts and the Georgia Tech Office of the Arts present Sports on Film, a series of sports films that will be held in the Student Center Theater. Reflecting this year’s Arts@Tech theme of “Get Your Game On,” the program is free and open to the public.

The sports film reveals itself to be the most elastic of cinematic genres, capable of encompassing drama, romance, farce, satire, and social commentary. While sports films have been around since cinema’s inception, the Sports on Film series at Georgia Tech will examine how the sports film reinforces and critiques issues of race, nation, gender, celebrity, and fan culture.

GT Unite Celebrates Diversity on Campus

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GT Unite is a celebration of all aspects of diversity at Georgia Tech. We are going to show off Georgia Tech and demonstrate how inclusive and amazing our overall culture is. Attend on Monday October 19 from 5:00PM-7:00PM at the Campanile:

Thirty-five organizations will be coming to provide FREE food, music, games, dancing, and art including:

  • Pakistani Student Association,
  • FirstGen,
  • Chinese Student Association,
  • National Panhellenic Council, 
  • LGBTQIA Resource Center,
  • and more!
Also look for out for the events going on in each residence hall as each hall will have a diversity event during the week as well!

Check out our Facebook event here:https://www.facebook.com/events/957924014228210/.

All Ivan Allen Alumni are invited to attend the Homecoming Reception for Ivan Allen College Graduate Students and Alumni this Friday, October 23rd, from 3-5PM in the lobby of the Habersham building!

This networking opportunity will bring together current students, alumni/alumnae, faculty, and staff. Two recent alumnae - Glo Ross (HSOC) and Susan Robinson (DM/LMC) - will give brief remarks. Refreshments will be served!


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Georgia Institute of Technology
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