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Technology + Activism = Computing for Good

A culture of philanthropy and the history of computing as an agent of change are coming together at the College of Computing. Technology has been changing the world at a rapid pace for decades, and now a major promise of computer science is to improve the human condition and facilitate the progress of communities and the advancement of societies.
News in Brief for September 05, 2008
(09/04/2008)
Klaus Building’s Eco-Friendly Design and Construction Garner ‘Green’ Award

Green building practices and many energy- and water-saving features helped the Christopher W. Klaus Advanced Computing Building (KACB) win a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification. Source: Southface Journal

(08/27/2008)
Atlanta: Rising Star in Internet Security

Experts trace the roots of Atlanta’s security business to Internet Security Systems, a company started in 1994 by former Tech students Christopher Klaus and Tom Noonan, and other companies germinated through the Georgia Tech Information Security Center have helped make the city a center for cyber-security startups. Source: Atlanta Journal Constitution

(08/19/2008)
Foley Talks to Summer Grads about Success

Interim Dean Jim Foley gave the commencement address at the Summer 2008 Commencement before more than 500 graduates, their families and friends on August 1 at the Georgia World Congress Center. Click below to read the full text.

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