Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

Les Johnson is a NASA physicist who serves as the Deputy Manager for the Advanced Concepts Office at the NASA George C. Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. In his spare time he writes science and science fiction. His latest book is a novel, "Back to the Moon."

"Telehealth in Georgia: Telecommunications and Health Care Industry Implications", is the topic for the Telehealth Event.

LCC and the Science Fiction Collection at Georgia Tech are pleased to present "The State of Black Science Fiction 2012".

In this workshop, Dr. Duncan Buell and Dr. Heidi Rae Cooley, University of South Carolina,  will share their insights regarding scholarly and pedagogical potential for serious gaming in the humanities.

Liberal Arts Career Week is a week long event designed to support our current undergraduate and graduate Ivan Allen College students in developing their professional image for the real world.

The Policy@Tech - Christine Ries (ECON) will be speaking on: "Doing analysis of tax policy".

1st Annual Public Policy Career Week: "The Many Doors of Opportunity"

Sponsored by Policy@Tech and the School of Public Policy

Synopsis: A renowned professor is forced to reassess her life when she is diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer.

The Department of Defense makes up 80 percent of the federal government’s energy use, and 1 percent of the nation as a whole. The services are considering alternative sources of energy and fuel, energy efficiency programs and “smart” energy technologies such as microgrids, to provide DOD installations with cost effective, stable, and indigenous forms of energy and power.

A Women’s Awareness Month Event, co-sponsored by the Schools of History, Technology, and Society and Literature, Communication, and Culture; the Women’s Resource Center; and WST

Policy@Tech - Mike Meyer will be speaking on "Engineers in the world of transportation policy".

ICTD is the world's premier conference examining the role of computer and communications in social, economic and political development.

The 2012 Allen Prize Symposium is part of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Founder’s Day events March 14-15 which, this year, celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Inauguration of Ivan Allen Jr. as mayor of Atlanta and honoring William H. Foege as the recipient of the Georgia Tech Ivan Allen Prize for Social Courage.

The 2012 Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Founder's Day Awards Luncheon celebrating the 50th anniversary of the inauguration of Ivan Allen Jr. as mayor of Atlanta and honoring William H. Foege as the recipient of the Ivan Allen Jr. Prize for Social Courage

Colonel Julian Dale Alford, Commanding Officer of the Basic School, will present a brief: "Trust, Nerve, and Restraint - the Indispensable Character of the Ethical Leader".

Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts and the School of Literature, Communication, and Culture present the Local / Global Film Series from March 26 - April 5, 2012.

Georgia Tech's Digital Media Program - Yesterday and Today

A full day symposium will be held in recognition of the generous support of James and Mary Wesley of the School of Literature, Communication and Culture's Digital Media Program.