Karis Wang has been selected to receive the 2023 Love Family Foundation Scholarship. The $10,000 scholarship is awarded annually to the Georgia Tech graduating senior who has the most outstanding academic record in their class.

Established in 2021, the award was created to recognize the remaining finalists of the Love Family Foundation Award. Finalists receive a $2,000 award, generously sponsored by the Love Family Foundation, and recognition at the annual Student Honors program.

Among the recipients are five outstanding undergraduate students from Georgia Tech: Jim James (CS), Maeve Janecka (ChBE), Velin "Venny" Kojouharov (ME), Dawei Liu (BMED), and Nadia Qutob (Physics).

This Friday, Dr. Ebony McGee, STEM researcher & author, will present a keynote on her book “Black, Brown, Bruised: How Racialized STEM Stifles Innovation.” The keynote speech will be followed by a student panel, and the event will be open to the Georgia Tech community.

Mudd will represent Georgia Tech at the board’s annual Academic Recognition Day alongside one student from each of the state’s other 25 universities. Honorees receive a resolution from the Georgia House of Representative and a commendation from the USG chancellor. 

This prestigious award recognizes exceptional undergraduate students who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to research.

In fall 2022, the Honors Program (HP) introduced the Outstanding Student Award, to be given every year to celebrate one graduating student who best exemplifies the HP during their time at Georgia Tech. The award will be presented at the annual Georgia Tech Student Honors Ceremony and includes a cash prize of $1,000.

The article, published on Taylor & Francis Online, shares how the Serve-Learn-Sustain (SLS) initiative has been introducing new approaches to problem-solving into engineering and technology-focused education to better prepare students to address the sustainability challenges.

Anna Holcomb (Director, Retention & Completion Initiatives) initiated planning of the WCHS visit while she was the assistant director of ECE’s Undergraduate Professional Communication Program (UPCP). 

On April 3, PGPP hosted a banquet in honor of the students that applied to prestigious fellowships in 2022-23. Provost McLaughlin was the featured guest speaker.

See photos from the event here.

The Georgia Tech Career Center and High-Impact Learning Initiatives hosted several events to support and expand the startup ecosystem at Georgia Tech and in the community.

It is with great pleasure that we congratulate two members of the Office of Undergraduate Education, Francisco Castelan, and Dr. Charmaine Troy, for receiving Georgia Tech Staff Awards this year.

The award honors individuals associated with the College who have made extraordinary contributions to its advancement, reputation, and mission. Recipients of the award, through their affiliation, work, or witness, have become notable members of the Ivan Allen College community.

As of April 24, she will be the Student Life Program Director for the John Lewis Leadership Program.

Launched on April 15, the collection arose out of conversations about the prevalence of humanities professionals in administrative roles on campuses.

The goal of the event was to connect Georgia Tech students who identify as an Underrepresented Minority (URM) to employers they might otherwise not have the opportunity to meet.

Information about OUE staff presentations and upcoming conferences.