Sustainable Energy and Environmental Management (SEEM) at Georgia Tech is a multidisciplinary program designed to create integrative leaders equipped to manage and advocate for sustainability in both the public and private sectors. Learn more: https://t.co/bl2CLPsRCx
It's officially been a week since our MSEEM students finished up the requirements for their degree! Here they are at their much-deserved farewell event. Congratulations to our inaugural class of MSEEM students (or, should we say, graduates)!
Our recently-released Special Report on Clean Energy Innovation includes a comprehensive tool analysing the market readiness of more than 400 clean energy technologies.
Try it out today 👉 https://t.co/Tdf6MnA3KP
We won't be doing a course highlight this week; instead, we're sharing the stories of some of our inaugural class of MSEEM students. Check out the links below to view the students' videos!
Instagram: https://t.co/FzY14eeEM1
Facebook: https://t.co/COQJ5ZnX41
Course highlight number 4 belongs to another spring course, PUBP 6701: Energy Technology and Policy! It's cross-listed with @GeorgiaTechISyE's ISYE 6701; the PUBP section is usually taught by Dr. Brown. It's a great course to learn more about the world of energy!
This week, we’re highlighting PUBP 6120: Cost Benefit Analysis for Policy! The course is being taught this upcoming fall by Dr. Massetti and introduces students to different theories and methods related to Cost-Benefit Analysis.
We're now just ONE WEEK from our inaugural class of MSEEM students' final capstone presentations! Sending them good thoughts as they begin this final push towards the completion of their degree!
Our latest policy case study on big data and machine learning in sustainable transport is now published in @CaseStudEnv by University of California Press. We make ML accessible to students in public affairs environmental and social sciences broadly. @sppgatech @GtScii @mlatgt
Today, students can access course mode details as we prepare for the start of the fall semester. Find more information about important dates and who to contact with questions at https://t.co/wiNWZqpXZ1
Watch "The Rising Tides" to learn how @GeorgiaTech scientists & engineers are helping improve emergency response & preparedness in #Savannah & Chatham County, where the "past, present, & future are inextricably linked to water": https://t.co/fBey9ACRml
#SeaLevelRise#SeaLevel
Air quality near trucking corridors & freight distribution hubs impacts communities of color and low-income communities the most. Today's commitment by 15 states + DC to hit 100% #ElectricTrucks by 2050 could change this. https://t.co/RIo3dWKIna
Exciting work with our partners in the City of Albany, GA on @WALBNews10. Getting the word out about our community engagement interviews on housing & energy efficiency. Go team. Becky Rafter, Daniel Marchetto, Aline Banboukian. @GtScii @sppgatech@gt_seem@sppgatech
Recently, one of our MSEEM professors received the National Science Foundation's CAREER Award, an incredibly prestigious honor. Read more about Professor Asensio's accomplishment here: https://t.co/Os4AQ6Jgpe
#ThrowbackThursday In 2016, Public Policy's Master's program enters U.S. News & World Report rankings. In 2020, the School of Public Policy ranks among top Graduate Programs, and was ranked #3 for Information and Technology Management! #ThisIsGTLiberalArts
In the Drawdown Georgia project, we're focusing on how 21 high-impact 2030 carbon drawdown solutions interact with one another. And at home, we'll be cooking our locally sourced plant-rich diet (fresh peas) with electricity from our rooftop solar system:…https://t.co/0ElV4alwqa
Congrats to Mallory Flowers (@sppgatech PhD alumna), @DanMatisoff, and @ONeill_Indy's Doug Noonan on the publication of their new paper - In the LEED: Racing to the Top in Environmental Self‐Regulation. Just out in Business Strategy and the Environment.
https://t.co/ocnfCczEh3