New Chair of @Sppgatech will appreciate that DM Smith's offices have been been renovated. #tbt #ThrowbackThursday

Congratulations to Camilo Caballero! This international affairs major from the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs has been selected as a "National Thomas R. Pickering Fellow" by the U.S. Department of State and the National Woodrow Wilson Foundation. He will receive full funding to attend any graduate school in the country including the Ivy League schools which comprise his top choices, and then go on to become a Foreign Service Officer.

Congratulations to Ayanda Francis! She has just been selected for a 2014-2015 Fulbright U.S. Student Award to Turkey. The The Fulbright Program is a prestigious educational exchange program. Ayanda has previously interned for Alliance Française d'Atlanta, the Korean Institute for National Unification, and the Istanbul Center.

INTA professor Michael Best is the new and inaugural global computing editor for the Communications for the Association for Computing Machinery (CACM).

His first column, "Thinking Outside the Continent," addresses computing and the global south and can be found in the April issue of the magazine. http://ow.ly/vlZR2

The Georgia Tech Center for Academic Enrichment and the This I Believe Program invites you to join them from 11:00 am to 12:00 Noon, Thursday, March 27, in the Clough Lounge (Suite 205, Clough Commons) to hear our dean, Dr. Jacqueline Royster, speak on her belief that the power of words evoke and inspire.

Congrats & welcome to Dr. Kaye Husbands Fealings who will be joining the IAC as Chair of @Sppgatech this July! http://ow.ly/vRUiq

In celebration of the 125th anniversary of liberal arts at Georgia Tech, this year's Founder's Day featured a panel discussion on the past, present, and future of liberal arts situated at the crossroads of humanities, social sciences, and technology.

Prisoners, Lovers, and Spies. Professor Kristie Macrakis' has unearthed top-secret methods and formulas for invisible ink in previously unavailable Cold War archives.

Full of international intrigue, secret romance, and harrowing tales of lives on the line all for a bit of secret information, the recently published book will be available on the first stop of Macraki's national book tour.

Tuesday, April 8th, at 7:00 p.m. at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library

Sam Nunn, distinguished INTA professor, recently co-authored an opinion piece in the Washington Post along with George Shultz, distinguished fellow at Stanford University.

The piece addresses what basic approach the U.S. and its allies should take, and how to implement it over time to benefit our long-term interests, in the face of Russia's recent takeover of Crimea.

The Princeton Review has named Georgia Tech's Digital Media Program one of the top 25 graduate schools to study game design.

16th on the list, the DM program was evaluated by looking at a number of criteria, including school curriculum, faculty, facilities, and infrastructure, career services and technology.