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TODAY: I attended meetings at SeedAI, with partnering organizations Workday and Georgia Tech, of AI Across America: Atlanta, a forum exploring how AI-powered tools can accelerate skills-based hiring in Georgia, making it a top state for both business and talent. The event brought together key decision makers from Georgia's Fortune 500 employers, state government, higher education institutions, as well as other thought leaders, to contemplate why businesses are turning to skil

06/02/2026 | 2:00pm ET CTA: Register for webinar #TalkAboutHumanities About As higher education faces rapid technological change, emerging evidence shows that integrating the humanities—including theology and religious studies —with STEM disciplines leads to stronger educational outcomes, more creative research, and more effective professionals. In this EBSCO & Atla webinar, Richard Utz, Senior Associate Dean in Georgia Tech’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, makes the cas

Senator Warnock All around wonderful events, with Senator Raphael Warnock as commencement speaker and my undergraduate research assistant, Haley Armor, graduating; my graduate assistant, Kimberly Velez, as reflection speaker at the MS College ceremony; and John Tien speaking to the newly commissioned Army Second Lieutenants. Great events to sum up our semester and academic year. Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Leaders

A great opportunity to speak with two wonderful colleagues from the Geogia Tech Library: Fred Rascoe (Scholarly Communication & Engineering Librarian) and Alex McGee (Head of Archives & Special Collections), in a convo for WREK Atlanta's Lost in the Stacks podcast (here is the version sans music). The topic: "Crisis is our Natural Habitat," about the current and past iterations of the humanities (and the role of libraries) in higher education. I loved the convo as well as th