This is an advising session for INTA/IAML/EIA majors. If you are new to the IP or are a freshman, sophomore, or junior who has not completed all of the requirements, this session is for you. Come have your general questions answered as well as those specific to your major (questions about transfer credit, language requirements,… Continue reading IP Advising for INTA/IAML/EIA majors
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Summer and Fall 2009 Degree Petition Meetings
ATTENTION UNDERGRADUATES: all summer and fall 2009 graduating INTA and IAML students Reply needed by Monday, February 23 If you are graduating in summer or fall 2009 you must attend ONE of the following meetings to complete your degree petition: 1. Monday, March 2, 6:00-7:00 p.m. – room 215 of the Instructional Center 2. Tuesday,… Continue reading Summer and Fall 2009 Degree Petition Meetings
To Drop or Not to Drop…An Interactive Panel Discussion to Help you Navigate the Drop Decision Process
To Drop or Not to Drop…An Interactive Panel Discussion to Help you Navigate the Drop Decision Process Tuesday, Feb. 24 11-12Crescent Room, Student Commons (Last day to drop classes is Friday, Feb. 27) —————————————————————– Brought to you by Success Programs: www.success.gatech.edu
German American Chambers of Commerce Young Executive Committee Networking Group
Young Executive Committee The Young Executives Committee is an international networking group organized by the German American Chamber of Commerce of the Southern United States, whose goal is to foster professional growth among emerging executives.
Speaker – “Country-Level Variation in Open Source Software Policy and Environment"
ICT Research Roundtable Speaker Series Presents Douglas S. Noonan, School of Public Policy & Paul M.A. Baker, Center for Advanced Communications Policy “Country-Level Variation in Open Source Software Policy and Environment” Thursday, February 19th: 12:30—1:30pm Piedmont Room (Student Center Commons 1st Floor) Pizza Provided!
Information Session for future Chemistry, Physics, Math and Foreign Language Teachers
Information Session for future Chemistry, Physics, Math and Foreign Language Teachers Kennesaw State is hosting an Info Session on its MAT (Master’s and Certification) Programs on Wednesday, February 18, at 4:00 p.m. in the Success Center’s Clary Theatre.
Fulbright Information Session
HOLD THE DATE FEBRUARY 26, 4:00, FULBRIGHT INFORMATION SESSION, PIEDMONT ROOM, STUDENT CENTER
The 1996 Olympic Envoy Program Legacy Award
This award commemorates the activities of the participants in the 1996 Olympic Envoy Program. It is given annually to a junior or senior International Affairs, International Affairs/Modern Language or an Economics/International Affairs major to reward excellence in scholarship, leadership, and community service.
Michael Williams Minority Student Award
This award is intended to promote increased involvement by African-Americans and other under-represented students (Native Americans and Latinos) in international affairs. The award is based upon academic performance and a demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in public service, preferably in the international arena (e.g., participation in ROTC, government or international NGO internship, etc.). The… Continue reading Michael Williams Minority Student Award
Pre-Teaching Info Session
Thursday, Feb. 12th, 4:00 p.m.Clary Theatre, Success Center Everyone is welcome! Georgia State University will present an Info Session on the GSU TEEMS ProgramsTEEMS programs are Master’s degrees that include teacher certification. GSU offers TEEMS programs in Math, Science, Social Studies, English, ESOL, and Middle Grades (Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts). The Middle Grades… Continue reading Pre-Teaching Info Session