by Adnan | Oct 4, 2016 | Art, Atlanta connections, SIF Projects
As a doctoral candidate at the faculty of political science, I hardly ever get to work with technology and sophisticated information systems. Most of my work involves writing and going through literature or doing field work to create new research within my field. That...
by Monica Cook | Sep 22, 2016 | Atlanta connections, Blog, News, pedagogy
The latest batch of TEDxGeorgiaStateU talks from April was finally released, and among them are talks by two SIFs: Krisna Patel and me. The title of my talk was “Failure is Necessary to Discovery in STEM.” My talk touches on both the broad-reaching and the personal...
by Jack | Sep 21, 2016 | 3D Atlanta, 3D modeling, Atlanta connections, data visualization, News, SIF Projects
It has been over half a year since the last update on the 3D Atlanta project. Nonetheless, the project has constant been evolving and maturing. The 3D Atlanta group and I have been high at work to contribute our best to the project. At the time of the previous update,...
by Saif Ali | Sep 19, 2016 | 3D Atlanta, 3D modeling, Atlanta connections, SIF Projects
I entered a whole new academic world as a Student Innovation Fellow last year. Something that separates my work here from anything else I have done is that there was always a different feeling of gratification when I finished a task. The work my fellow fellows and I...
by Krisna Patel | Sep 11, 2016 | 3D Atlanta, 3D modeling, Atlanta connections, News, SIF Projects
Finally after 4 long months, the TEDx I did on 3D Atlanta is finally released on YouTube. It was an amazing opportunity to be able to share this beloved project to the GSU community. It was insane how the opportunity came my way. One day I was sifting through my...
by | Aug 16, 2016 | Atlanta connections, digital humanities, News, SIF Projects
GSU’s Student Innovation Fellowship program and the departments of English and History have just been awarded a Next Generation Humanities PhD grant from the NEH designed to transform the culture of graduate education in the humanities and substantially broaden the...
