In Hyatt lecture, Shank says leadership is about connection, not isolation
Balancing military service, marriage, grad school: Two Army majors pick Tech to advance their careers
Rodgers, Watson win ASEE Evans award for paper on concept maps
Suryanarayana and Watkins earn tenure, four others promoted to full professor
Alumnus Kim Jones named a regents professor at Texas A&M-Kingsville
New podcast debuts with insider help for future civil and environmental engineering students
Burns honored as one of Tech’s most effective teachers
Jallow’s semester abroad reveals a diverse Europe and new career interests
A Mundy scholar essay
Bir wins 2017 Buchberg Scholarship from SGH
Haas will help strengthen faculty teaching, student learning with new fellowship
Building healthier cities: 10 questions with Ted Russell
Sturm elected an ASCE fellow
Liquid Assets: Tech researchers are working to solve the world’s water problems
From the drinking-water contamination in Flint, Mich., to the seemingly endless drought in California, good old H2O pools at the heart of many of today’s most pressing and headline-grabbing problems. Find out how the work and ideas of Tech researchers are helping us understand — and solve — these planet-wide challenges.
From the drinking-water contamination in Flint, Mich., to the seemingly endless drought in California, good old H2O pools at the heart of many of today’s most pressing and headline-grabbing problems. Find out how the work and ideas of Tech researchers are helping us understand — and solve — these planet-wide challenges.
Stallman wins concrete repair group scholarship
Alumnus KP Reddy tapped to help engineering firm commercialize 5 in-house startups
With Gratitude: 2 graduates on how they got to and through Georgia Tech
Tech Reflections: Graduating senior Raunac Khandaker sees her future in academics, research
Change agent: Many resist change, but John Taylor has made a career studying it
Expanding to China: Tech’s new Shenzhen Institute will offer environmental engineering MS
