The Success Summit targets students from all classes and majors who are on probation. This event, scheduled for January 10, will help students to identify academic goals for the semester, anticipate possible impediments, and develop strategies to help them succeed. The Summit will include interactive workshops and panels on topics such as: Time management and… Continue reading Registration Open for Success Summit
Category: Announcements
GT Mock Interview Week
MOCK INTERVIEW WEEK coming up on January 21 -January 24, 2014! The event is open to all students, freshman through graduate. We have over 80 companies signed up that will accommodate over 600 students to interview. There are 115 company representatives volunteering for this event so be sure to take advantage of this opportunity! The… Continue reading GT Mock Interview Week
Internship Spotlight – Molly Ward (Fall 2013)
Molly Ward is a second-year MSIA student from Lawrenceville, GA. She pursued her undergraduate degree at Georgia State University, where she became heavily involved in domestic politics and eventually became President of the Young Democrats club. From that experience, she gained a lot of knowledge about the workings of political systems and state politics and… Continue reading Internship Spotlight – Molly Ward (Fall 2013)
Nunn School Academic Services Student Assistant Position – Apply by 1/4/14
The Nunn School is seeking an undergraduate student to assist with advising, career and student services activities. The ideal candidate is tech savvy, a self-starter with a strong work ethic, pays attention to details, has a customer service and problem-solving orientation, and excellent interpersonal skills. He or she should demonstrate a commitment to the position… Continue reading Nunn School Academic Services Student Assistant Position – Apply by 1/4/14
Paid Language Research Study
PAID RESEARCH STUDY Language Research Study- Needing Georgia residents- $65 Cash (Atlanta/Virginia Highlands/Decatur) We are performing a language and microphone study in the Atlanta area and need interested participants TODAY! To qualify you must fit the following criteria: -Have at least some college education. -Be over 18 be born and/or raised in the Georgia Area/Atlanta… Continue reading Paid Language Research Study
International Education Week 2013
International Education Week will take place November 11–November 15. Events include the Taste of Africa festival, fun & thought-provoking intercultural simulations, international coffee hour, karaoke, and the annual OIE Photo Contest Reception. Visit http://oie.gatech.edu/iew for further information. Click here to view the event flyer
Seeking Fall Graduates – Inspirational Student Speakers
Attention Fall Graduates Make your mark on Georgia Tech’s history by addressing your fellow classmates at your upcoming Commencement ceremony. One speaker will be selected for each of the Fall 2013 ceremonies to present an inspirational speech of two to three minutes before several thousand classmates and guests over Commencement weekend. If you are graduating in the… Continue reading Seeking Fall Graduates – Inspirational Student Speakers
Humanity in Action Fellowships in Europe
For the past 15 years, the Humanity in Action Fellowship has brought together international groups of students and young professionals to study minority rights and to produce research exploring how and why individuals and societies resist intolerance and stand up for democratic values. The 2014 programs will begin in Washington, DC at the Council on… Continue reading Humanity in Action Fellowships in Europe
Take a Professor to Lunch
Invite any faculty, staff, or teacher’s assistant to join you for lunch to get to know them and enjoy a great meal! Tickets are on sale for only $7 (for the pair) through Tuesday, October 1st, 2013, at www.scpc.gatech.edu – go to tickets. If you have any questions, please contact arts@scpc.gatech.edu. Then meet your professor… Continue reading Take a Professor to Lunch
Journal of Undergraduate International Studies Fall 2013 Call for Submissions
The Journal of Undergraduate International Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is currently accepting submissions for its Fall 2013 issue. The journal seeks to publish the world’s premier undergraduate work related to international themes and topics including, but not limited to: international conflict and conflict resolution, human rights, environmental issues, history, comparative politics, economics, development and… Continue reading Journal of Undergraduate International Studies Fall 2013 Call for Submissions