Graduate student Mitchell McKay received his master’s in structural engineering on Dec. 14, 2012, but the 24-year-old Macon native figures he’s got a little more work to do. “I’m a non-thesis grad student, so this is not required, but, over Christmas, I wanted to write up my research,” says McKay, a researcher with CEE’s Caribbean Hazard Assessment, Mitigation, and Preparedness (CHAMP) team.
Matthew Plumlee is a third year Ph.D. student at the Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering (ISyE) and the recipient of the 2012 INFORMS Quality, Reliability and Statistics Best Paper Award which he received for his paper “Tractable Functional Response Modeling using Nonstationary Covariance Functions.”
ISyE Ph.D. student Carlo Davila Payan received the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s 2012 Volunteer of the Year award for his service with YMCA Head Start. Payan began volunteering with the Y when his son entered YMCA Head Start, a program that focuses on quality early childhood education.
Philip Keegan, a second year graduate student in the Manu Platt lab with the joint BME program, was selected for the Whitaker International Summer Program Grant. He will go to Johannesburg, South Africa to continue the studies that Dr. Platt started in December 2011 on HIV and cardiovascular disease.
Alice Cheng began her college career without inkling about engineering. During her undergraduate career at Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), she gradually found a passion in Bioengineering.
The co-op program at Georgia Tech allows students the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills acquired in the classroom to paid positions with companies and organizations in a real world sett
The “MAID” Team (Magnetically Assisted Intubation Device) of biomedical engineering undergraduates swept the Georgia Tech Business Plan Competition finals on March 9, 2012.
Re-Hand, a software-assisted home-use hand assessment and rehabilitation device, won the 2012 InVenture Prize in front of a live television audience at the Ferst Center for the Arts
Georgia Tech's Heidi Hatteberg (swimming)was one of three of 36 Atlantic Coast Conference student-athletes selected Monday to receive the Weaver-James-Corrigan Award.
Matthew Plumlee is a third year Ph.D. student at the Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering (ISyE) and the recipient of the 2012 INFORMS Quality, Reliability and Statistics Best Paper Award which he received for his paper “Tractable Functional Response Modeling using Nonstationary Covariance Functions.” 
Philip Keegan, a second year graduate student in the Manu Platt lab with the joint BME program, was selected for the Whitaker International Summer Program Grant. He will go to Johannesburg, South Africa to continue the studies that Dr. Platt started in December 2011 on HIV and cardiovascular disease.
Alice Cheng began her college career without inkling about engineering. During her undergraduate career at Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), she gradually found a passion in Bioengineering.
The “MAID” Team (Magnetically Assisted Intubation Device) of biomedical engineering undergraduates swept the Georgia Tech Business Plan Competition finals on March 9, 2012.
Re-Hand, a software-assisted home-use hand assessment and rehabilitation device, won the 2012 InVenture Prize in front of a live television audience at the Ferst Center for the Arts
Georgia Tech's Heidi Hatteberg (swimming)was one of three of 36 Atlantic Coast Conference student-athletes selected Monday to receive the Weaver-James-Corrigan Award.