Learn Web Design for Accessibility

This online course, created by Georgia Tech’s Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access, offers up-to-date information for web designers on creating sites that are accessible to people disabilities.

Good Urbanism 101

Join the Georgia Conservancy’s Growth Management Program and Georgia Tech professors David Green, Richard Dagenhart, and Doug Allen to learn about urban design and how different professions can collaborate to improve the city of Atlanta and its region.

Marcel Breuer Design and Architecture

As a designer and architect, Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) is one of the most influential and important designers of the 20th century.

DramaTech Theater - “Twelfth Night"

A young woman Viola, is separated at sea from her beloved twin brother and tossed upon the shores of the magical kingdom of Illyria. She disguises herself as a man and is drafted by Duke Orsino to woo the stubborn Lady Olivia. Romantic havoc ensues when O

Military Logistics

Military Logistics

GT Wind Ensemble and Concert Band

Sphingosine 1-Phosphate (S1P) Receptor Selective Activation...

NEW BME SEMINAR SERIES - Young Innovators in Biomedical Engineering.
Edward Botchwey, PhD, Biomedical Engineering & Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Virginia.

7th Annual GT-ORNL Conference on Bioinformatics

Georgia Tech continues the tradition of biennial International Conferences in Bioinformatics, bringing together leading, world-renowned researchers in genomics and bioinformatics to present recent advances in the field and to discuss open problems.

The 7th Georgia Tech-ORNL International Conference on Bioinformatics

The 7th Georgia Tech-ORNL International Conference on Bioinformatics

Directional Dependence in Multivariate Distributions

Directional Dependence in Multivariate Distributions

GVU Brown Bag: Nicholas Lurie

Listening and Helping Strangers in Online Forums

International Conference - Genome Biology & Bioinformatics

The 7th biennial Georgia Tech & Oak Ridge National Lab presents: International Conference - Genome Biology & Bioinformatics, November 12-14, 2009

The Awareness Project

Artist-in-residence Ruth Dusseault’s senior studio will open a campus-wide exhibition of site-specific installations on Friday, Nov. 6.

Professor Antu Murshid Seminar

Professor Antu Murshid from the University of Wisconsin will present “The growth effects of property rights: the role of finance.”

Making Meaningful Connections with Students

Shape a student’s GT experience! If you have an interest in working with students who live on campus in unique and creative ways that will enhance their Tech experience you should attend one session of this workshop!

Georgia Tech at SC09 Conference- Booth #132

At Booth 132 Georgia Tech will host presentations and video interviews with faculty experts on emerging high-performance computing projects and applications.

BC 50th Anniversary Gala

Gala planned for Nov. 14 will be postponed until Spring 2010.

Intro to Business Ethics

Intro to Business Ethics will provide a general understanding of business ethics while also providing Georgia Tech resources as to ethical behavior.

Vince Voron: Coca-Cola Global Head of Industrial Design

Mr. Voron directs the design vision and provides leadership for all global beverage packaging and equipment form design from conception through commercialization.

General Motors Recruiting Information Session

Moving in a New Direction: General Motors
Recruiting Information Session

GM needs product design co-op and interns in 2010

Seeking mechanical engineering and electrical engineering undergraduates who will earn their degrees in 2011-2013


Pizza

Sonic Generator: The French-American Connection

Georgia Tech’s chamber music ensemble-in-residence, Sonic Generator, opens its 2009-2010 season with The French American Connection, exploring the connections between French and American musicians in their explorations of technology.

International Education Week

Please Join us in celebrating cultures around the world. During International Education week you will have the opportunity to attend events engaging and learning about different cultures around the world.

International Education Week

International Education Week is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. This joint initiative of the
U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education is part of our efforts to promote progr

Implementing Sustainability Innovation - Dr. Masaru Yarime

The Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta and the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Public Policy present:
Dr. Masaru Yarime

"Implementing Sustainabiity Innovation: Corporate Strategy, Public Policy and Institutional Design"

Sino-US Relations

A Roundtable with Dr. Susan Shirk presenting, “Sino-US Relations".

Susan Shirk is director of the University of California system-wide Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation and professor of political science.

International Coffee Hour

International Coffee Hour

Coffee, culture & conversation amongst students with international interests. Come and enjoy this relaxed event, which will feature some interactive intercultural communication activities.

Georgia Tech Choral Fall Concert

Georgia Tech Chorale, Chamber Choir and Women’s Chorus.

Valerio Olgiati: T. Gordon Little Lecture Series in Imagination

Called by some the most important Swiss architect of his generation, Olgiati’s buildings have shot to prominence over the past few years for their intensity and precision. AIA Continuing Education Credits available.

Georgia Tech Faculty Present at SC09

Georgia Tech faculty are presenting several technical papers, posters, and at birds-of-a-feather sessions at SC09. Several faculty have taken leadership roles in the technical program as well.

COPE Open House

First Annual Georgia Tech Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics (COPE) Open House on November 17, 2009 on the Georgia Tech Campus

FIRST LEGO League Volunteer Information Session

This November 17 meeting is open to everyone interested in volunteering with the State of Georgia FIRST LEGO League Championship, to take place on January 23, 2010.

Dealing with North Korea’s Culture of Paranoia

Korea Initiative Roundtable featuring Ms. Merrily presenting, “Dealing with North Korea’s Culture of Paranoia".

The Transfer Learning Exploratory Graphical Models

The Transfer Learning Exploratory Graphical Models with Application in Alzheimer’s Disease

Passport on Wheels

Passport on Wheels

The United States Postal Service will be accepting applications for persons who would like to apply for a US passport.

Photo Contest Reception

Photo Contest Reception

Showcase of photo contest entries and the announcement of the Annual OIE Photo Contest winners. Winners will be announced at 2PM.

Prestigious Scholarships Info Session

Come learn how you can compete for national awards. Students who are freshman through juniors who have a HIGH GPA are invited to learn about nationally prestigious scholarships.

Engaging Universities in African Development

The Georgia Tech Initiative for African Education and Development (GT-IDEA) proudly present an Afric@Tech speaker series program:

Engaging Universities in African Development

Panelists:
• Honorable Jennifer C. Jenkins
Honorary Consul, Republic

Boren Awards Webinars

Boren Awards provide unique funding opportunities for U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to add an important international and language component to their educations.

ChBE Fall 2009 Seminar Series-November 18, 2009

ChBE Fall 2009 Seminar Series

ECE 8010 Graduate Research Seminar

This seminar covers ECE-related research projects, centers, and other activities at Georgia Tech.

NACADA Webinars Coming to GT!

See below for a schedule of professional development webcasts for advisors.

Healthy Places Research Group- November Meeting

Ciannat Howett, director of Emory’s Office of Sustainability Initiatives, will describe the initiatives being taken by Emory University regarding sustainability and sustainability throughout Atlanta.

Ben Ledbetter: Graduate Program in Architecture Visiting Lecturer

Read about Ledbetter’s work at http://www.world-architects.com/index.php?seite=ny_profile_architekten_detail_us&system_id=14061

2009 Fall NANOFANS Forum

The goal for the forum is to connect the medical/life sciences/biology and nanotechnology communities. The purpose of this meeting is also to let the researchers in these biomedical/ life sciences areas know about the wide range of resources available for

Career Preparation for the Global Workplace

Career Preparation for the Global Workplace

OIE is collaborating with Career Services to offer this workshop-style event. This session is designed for anyone who has studied abroad, is thinking about studying abroad, or is an international student at G

Lecture and Book Signing: Silicon Earth, by John Cressler

John D. Cressler, Ken Byers Professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, will give a lecture and sign copies of his new book, Silicon Earth: Introduction to the Microelectronics and Nanotechnology Revolution, at the Georgia Tech Barnes

Surf and Dive in Indonesia

Surf and Dive in Indonesia
Indonesian Student Association Culture Break

Split Rank of Triangle and Quadrilateral Inequalities

Split Rank of Triangle and Quadrilateral Inequalities

Ellen Do: COA Research Forum

Ellen Do is committed to building better design tools, from understanding the human intelligence involved in the design process and leading to the improvement of the interface with computers.

Design Principles for Cytokine-Regulating Biomaterials

Faculty Host: Andres Garcia, 404.894.9384

Science Courses Showcase Cross-Disciplinary Course Development

Learn how faculty from 3 colleges at the University of Maryland developed six new “marquee” science courses for non-majors that target contemporary world problems and offer a high level of student engagement in classes with over 100 students.

Strategic safety stocks in supply chains: update on recent research

Strategic safety stocks in supply chains: update on recent research

Cross Cultural Simulation

Cross Cultural Simulation

This is an opportunity to try BARNGA, a fun intercultural simulation. This is highly participatory activity in which you can “learn” a new culture and experience interacting
with people from other cultures. Discussion of

Scholarship Symposium

Scholarship Symposium

Join us at the Scholarships Symposium to view poster presentations from returned study abroad participants, and hear from representatives of various scholarship opportunities. The poster browsing will be followed by an Essay Writi

HOW MANY DISCOVERIES ARE LOST

HOW MANY DISCOVERIES ARE LOST BY IGNORING MODERN STATISTICAL METHODS? AN UPDATE WHEN COMPARING GROUPS AND STUDYING ASSOCIATIONS

Communication Colloquium Series

"Building Community in the Classroom: Service Learning as Pedagogy and Research Tool"

Participants:
Dr. Andrea Wood, Marrion L. Brittain Fellow
Dr. Daniel Vollaro, Marion L. Brittain Fellow
Ms. Jillian Pyatte, Community Service Coordinator, Office o

Healthcare Reform and Biomedical Innovation

BBUGS presents: Healthcare Reform and Biomedical Innovation - David H. Howard, PhD - Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health