Happiness classes, a new Police Department building, and tiny robots.
Irene Daboin, coordinator of Georgia Tech Counseling
Center's Peer Coaching Program, teaches Psychology
and the Pursuit of Happiness. Photo taken July 1 by Allison Carter.
A groundskeeper core aerates Grant Field at Bobby Dodd
Stadium, July 8. The first home
game is September 7. Photo by Christopher Moore.
The Georgia Tech Police Department names its community room
for the late Sgt. Gary Beringause who was killed in the line of duty in 1986. On
hand for the ceremony
were, from left, his son, Allen Beringause; his widow, Julith Beringause; and his
son, Sean Beringause. Photo taken July 11 by Rob Felt.
The Division of Student
Life presents the Friends of Student Life Award to President G.P. "Bud" Peterson
and first lady Val Peterson on July 11 in the atrium of the Smithgall Student
Services Building. The inscription reads "Thank you for your passionate support of
Student Life and Georgia Tech students." Photo by Allison Carter.
Student Antoinette Robinson, left, explains how she made a
music track from plastic objects during the Pursuing
Urban Sustainability at Home summer camp, July 11. Diley Hernandez (right),
senior research scientist with CEISMC, helped facilitate the camp. Photo by
Allison Carter.
Georgia Tech researchers
have developed a tiny robot that is barely visible. The micro-bristle-bot
moves when vibrations interact with its 3D-printed legs. Swarms of
micro-bristle-bots could work together, and one day may be able to swim through
the body to attack disease. Photo taken July 11 by Allison Carter.
Georgia Tech President G.P. "Bud" Peterson; Ralph de la
Vega, former vice chairman of AT&T Inc.; and Parmeet Grover, senior partner
and managing director, The Boston Consulting Group during an economic
development forum at The Biltmore on July 31. Photo by Rob Felt.
Photography: Allison Carter, Rob Felt, and Christopher Moore
Writing/Editing: Victor Rogers, Stacy
Braukman