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Global Medievalisms Course (Fall 2018)
Course description: Seminar Lit/ Cult Theory: Fall 2018 LMC 4200-F / Special Topics LMC 8803 Global Medievalisms TR 9:30-11:45am Skiles 343 Richard Utz In this seminar, we want to explore the world-wide existence of medievalism, a cultural phenomenon that encompasses all creative and critical receptions, reimaginations, and reenactments of medieval culture in postmedieval times. Specifically, we want to investigate the causes for the continued fascination with medieval culture, from European colonialism and Western’ economic, military, and cultural influence through the transformations and adaptations of ‘real’ and ‘invented ‘ medieval ideas,…
Read MoreApply to Georgia Tech Lorraine Spring 2019
Applications will soon be open for the Spring 2019 semester at GT Lorraine! Ivan Allen College is now offering INTA, ECON, HTS and FREN classes at GT Lorraine in spring and fall semesters. You can create a full time schedule that will apply towards your degree while exploring Europe on 3-day weekends and immersing yourself in French language and culture. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain international experience and become a global citizen! Learn more about the GT Lorraine Program at lorraine.gatech.edu.
Read MoreTemporary Downtime for Student Information System – Fall 2017
Temporary Downtime for Student Information System – Fall 2017 An upgrade is scheduled for the Student Information System (SIS), which includes Banner and modules that interface with Banner. Affected modules include, but are not limited to, OSCAR, BuzzPort, and Transcript processing. SIS Downtime Schedule: Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 5:00 pm until Monday, November 13, 2017 at approximately 8:00 am. Registration Will Be Paused Although time tickets will be posted for Phase 1 Registration for Spring 2018, the scheduled downtime for the Student Information Systems will pause all registration processes.…
Read MoreNew Personal Finance Course for Spring 2018
NEW PERSONAL FINANCE COURSE FOR SPRING 2018 This spring, Professor Jonathan Clarke in the Scheller College of Business is piloting a new 4000-level GT special topics course in personal finance. This resulted from many conversations about this topic with SGA and other related areas. Personal Finance, GT 4801 Friday 10:10-11; CoB Room 221 Enrollment Maximum: 50 1 credit From the syllabus: A 2017 report by MarketWatch found that half of all households in the U.S. live paycheck to paycheck, while 31% have less than $500 in emergency savings. The same…
Read MoreFall 2017 Course: DOPP 2001 “Preparing to Work in the Global Economy”
Thinking about interning abroad at some point before graduation? Consider registering for a one-credit course next fall called “Preparing to Work in the Global Economy”. This course will help you jumpstart your global internship search and will provide the tools and skills you need to be successful in an overseas work environment. It is geared toward students who intend to intern abroad in the near future. Ideal students for this course include first, second, and third year undergraduates; students who wish to participate in the Global Internship Program; students who…
Read MoreRegistering Summer & Fall 2017 International Internships
With registration opening this week, students are encouraged to register their summer and fall overseas internships with the Global Internship Program in OIE. This pertains to most non-credit, full-time internships, research, or service-learning/volunteer projects taking place outside of the US. Benefits of registering with the Global Internship Program include: Official record of your internship on your GT transcript Maintain your GT student status by enrolling in the free internship audit course (no tuition or fees charged) Assistance with completing required paperwork for your internship Assistance in navigating the visa/work permit process…
Read MoreChange of Major Policy – Summer 2017
Beginning in Summer 2017 Admitted freshmen will not be allowed to submit a request for a change of major until after the deadline for withdrawal from classes with a W grade in the first term of their enrollment. The change would be effective for the second term of enrollment. This includes a change of major within the student’s current College. For freshmen admitted for Summer, the restriction is lifted after the withdraw deadline of their second semester of enrollment. All other restrictions also apply. Freshman Freshman applicants and admitted students…
Read MoreGlobal Debate Tournament at Emory University
Calling all international students! The Global Debate Forum of the Barkley Center for Debate Education at Emory University will be hosting its fourth intercollegiate Global Debate Tournament for undergraduate and graduate international students in Georgia. This will be a fun and engaging opportunity to discuss relevant international issues with your peers, practice your public-speaking skills, and learn more about debate! Absolutely no debate experience is required – everyone is welcome. Research materials, two meals, and prizes will be provided as a part of the registration fee. Registration form can be found here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/global-debate-tournament-tickets-29799952460 Schedule for…
Read MoreSpring 2017 Global Internship Progam
Students who are interning abroad during spring 2017 are encouraged to register with the Global Internship Program in OIE. Deadline to register for spring is January 9. Both undergrad and grad students may register. See https://oie.gatech.edu/gip/how-register-your-global-internship for more details, and email globalinternships@oie.gatech.edu with any questions. There are several benefits associated with registering your internship: – Maintain GT enrollment and student status while overseas (some internships require that you prove your student status to process your hire and/or visa) – Cancel on-campus housing contract with no penalty for term abroad – …
Read MoreSouth East Regional Conference For Asian American Leaders
“The conference aims to bring together student leaders from throughout the Southeast to discuss Asian American issues. Our Theme is ‘Together We Grow: Civil Rights, Solidarity, and Coalition Building. The Conference will be held at Georgia Tech this year, and we hope to have 100 students in attendance. Sign up to attend the South East Regional Conference For Asian American Leaders (SERCAAL) 2016! All students are welcome as we come to together to learn about and genuinely discuss issues being faced by People of Color in general, and Asian American…
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