This Month in Photos

President G.P. "Bud" Peterson and three panelists discuss the relationship between ethics and organizational effectiveness at a forum on Nov. 6 at the Academy of Medicine. The event was part of Ethics Awareness Week. Panelists were (L-R) Sonia Alvarez-Robinson, executive director for Georgia Tech Strategic Consulting; Aisha Oliver-Staley, interim vice president for Ethics, Compliance, and Legal Affairs; and Steve Salbu, the Cecil B. Day Chair in Business Ethics at the Scheller College of Business. Photo by Rob Felt. 

The Office of the Arts hosts the second annual Arts@Tech Faculty and Staff Art Exhibit through Jan. 31, 2019. Pictured are Justin Camp, theater production assistant, and Stephanie Lee, marketing manager for the Ferst Center for the Arts, hanging art in the Ferst Center for the Arts. Photo by Allison Carter. 

The Yang Aero Maker Space is named in honor of Yuh-Yuh and Vigor Yang, who served as chair of the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering. The space, made possible through the generosity of Ray T. Muggridge III, AE 1970, was dedicated on Nov. 9. Photo by Allison Carter.

Eugene Mangortey, aerospace engineering graduate student, presents his Three Minute Thesis at the Global Learning Center on Nov. 7. His thesis, "Predicting the Duration and Coincidence of Ground Delay Programs and Ground Stops," won the competition. Photo by Christopher Moore.

Emily Weigel (left), academic professional in the School of Biological Sciences, talks with attendees about her work during the Diversity and Inclusion Fellows Program Poster Expo on Nov. 13. Photo by Christopher Moore.

Christopher Burke, director of Community Relations in the Office of Government and Community Relations, spends his days enriching current relationships and cultivating new ones on behalf of Georgia Tech. Photographed on Nov. 13, by Allison Carter.

The Collegiate Recovery Program provides support and a safe environment to help students achieve growth and success in their recovery and academic journey. Students built a "coffee bike" to provide free coffee to anyone who wants to have a conversation about recovery while waiting for their coffee to brew. (L-R): Milosz Rachel, Mark Saleh, Collin Moore, Henry Mills, and Kristy Cho are a few of the students who helped build the coffee bike. Photo by Allison Carter.

The Student Competition Center is a 17,000-square-foot space on 14th Street near Hemphill. Students design and build a variety of vehicles and robotic or autonomous systems for competition. Photo by Allison Carter.