Social-Responsibility Revolution Spreading Through College, Industry
(Key Event February 8)
Twelve years ago Interface Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of commercial carpet, set out on a mission to make every process of the company completely sustainable, to ultimately cut its waste down to zero.
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Alumni Profile: TV Producer Molly Schreck Devotes Herself to Good Deeds
For Molly Schreck (BSM 2000), practicing random acts of kindness isn't just a nice thing to do. It's also her television career.
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Study: Alcohol Over-pouring Caused by Short Glass Shapes, Marketing Prof Finds
Your eyes can play tricks when it comes to pouring drinks. People, even professional bartenders, inadvertently pour 20 to 30 percent more alcohol into short, wide glasses than tall, slender ones of the same volume, according to a new research study published in the BMJ (British Medical Journal).
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Professor Rothaermel Receives Prestigious Sloan Industry Studies Fellowship
Frank T. Rothaermel, assistant professor of strategic management at the College of Management, was only one of four young scholars in the United States or Canada to win a 2006 Sloan Industry Studies Fellowship from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
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Deadline to Enter 2006 Business Plan Competition on January 30
If you've got a great venture-capital concept and want to participate in the 2006 Georgia Tech Business Plan Competition, then you must sign up by 5 PM January 30.
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Executive Master's Class Honors Accounting Professor Deborah Turner
The Class of 2005 of the Executive Master of Science in Management of Technology program, whose thirty-eight members graduated in December, voted accounting professor Deborah Turner as the program's Outstanding Professor.
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