September 26, 2016 ’s Faculty/Staff Newspaper • Vol. 41, No. 20 • whistle.gatech.edu REMEMBERING A RECORD-SETTING WIN Open Enrollment to Begin Oct. 31 Premiums, Plan Details to be Available Early October

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Employees’ once-a-year opportu- nity to update and enroll in benefits is coming soon: Monday, Oct. 31, through Friday, Nov. 11.

Staff and faculty are encouraged to Photos Courtesy of the Georgia Tech Archives and Kevin Liles for The New York Times review current elections and consider Oct. 7, 2016, marks the 100th anniversary of Georgia Tech’s historic football win over Cumberland College. On Oct. 7, 1916, Tech beat Cumberland 222-0 in a football game that endures as the most lopsided victory and the most points scored in future options and changes. This year, collegiate football history, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. The game had no first downs — Cumberland did University System of Georgia (USG) health not make any, and Tech scored every time it had the ball. care options are the same, and there are In 2014, the game ball was auctioned off to Tech alumnus Ryan Schneider, a patent lawyer who won the ball for a price of minimal changes to plans. However, $40,388. Upon winning the ball, he told The New York Times, “I love Tech; love what it’s let me do and be. I didn’t want the ball premiums have increased again as the USG in another house.” Read more at c.gatech.edu/cumberland-nyt. attains an equal, defined employer contri- bution across all plans — the result of a gradual move toward this model over the Charitable Campaign past several years. Alumnus Todd Stansbury USG will offer the following benefit Galvanizes Employee choices for 2017: Named Director of Athletics • USG Critical Illness plan. Giving Spirit • USG Accident plan. JASON MADERER 2003 to 2012. During his time at • USG Hospital Indemnity plan. INSTITUTE COMMUNICATIONS KRISTEN BAILEY Oregon State, Stansbury was part • USG Legal plan. INSTITUTE COMMUNICATIONS of a senior management team that To take advantage of any of these Georgia Tech has named raised $150 million for a football benefits, you must enroll during Open As 14-time winners of the former Tech football stadium expansion, in addition Enrollment. If you don’t enroll for 2017 Governor’s Cup, Georgia Tech has player and Oregon State to funds for the construction benefits, your 2016 coverage will continue a legacy when it comes to the State of a sports at 2017 rates. Also, if you would like to University Athletic Director performing Charitable Contributions Program. Todd Stansbury as its have a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) center. He for 2017, you must enroll during Open new director of athletics. also was part Tech employees have proven to be a Enrollment — even if you had one the of a team that powerhouse when giving to others around The 1984 graduate was previous year. established the state. This year’s fundraising effort is introduced at a press More complete information about plan several career now underway. conference last Thursday designs, premiums, and voluntary benefit development The annual campaign options will be available on or around morning, as well as at initiatives collects donations for Oct. 3 at ohr.gatech.edu or usg.edu/hr/ Tech’s game against for student- nonprofits and charitable benefits. A detailed summary booklet will Clemson University that athletes. Todd Stansbury organizations that serve also be mailed to each employee’s home in “Todd communities all over Georgia evening. late October. Stansbury is committed to athletes’ and beyond. All state entities participate in The benefits team has scheduled Stansbury served as Oregon success both on and off the the annual campaign, including University information sessions (see timeline on page State’s athletic director since field,” said President G.P. “Bud” System of Georgia (USG) schools. 2) for those with questions or in need of June 2015 following a nine-year Peterson. “His global perspective in-person assistance. The annual Benefits stint as the university’s executive see CAMPAIGN, page 2 associate athletic director from see ATHLETICS, page 2 see BENEFITS, page 2

Nominate Yourself, Discounted Football Tickets IN THIS ISSUE NEWS Colleagues for Staff Council Available for Miami Game Nominations are open through Oct. 7. Tech’s Oct. 1 matchup against the Come On, Get Happy | 3 Openings exist for staff whose job titles will be the Faculty/ Recent Faculty/Staff BRIEFS are classified as Administrative and Staff Appreciation game, as well as Achievements | 3 Professional, Skilled Trades, Scientific Family Weekend. Tickets are available for $20. The Hidden Georgia Tech: and Research, or Development in the Job game begins at noon. Use the promo code GTFS to The Wind Tunnel | 4 Classification and Compensation System. purchase tickets at: staffcouncil.gatech.edu c.gatech.edu/facstaffmiami PAGE 2 • September 26, 2016 whistle.gatech.edu • THE WHISTLE Tech Continues Upward EVENTS Rankings Trajectory

LANCE WALLACE ARTS & INSTITUTE COMMUNICATIONS CULTURE Two sets of rankings released this month tell the story of Georgia Sept. 30 DramaTech presents The Taming, Tech’s continued rise in national a contemporary comedic take on and international prominence. Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, at 8 p.m. Faculty/staff tickets U.S. News & World Report released its 2017 are $10. For more showtimes, visit: dramatech.org rankings on Sept. 13, placing Tech at No. 34 (up from No. 36 in 2016) in its Best Colleges undergraduate rankings of national universities. Tech held its ranking of No. 7 among public universities. The industrial and SEMINARS & systems engineering undergraduate degree program LECTURES also held its No. 1 spot. The undergraduate biomed- ical engineering degree program moved up from No. 3 Photo by Rob Felt President G.P. “Bud” Peterson introduces Todd Stansbury to the media on the morning to No. 1. For complete rankings from U.S. News, visit Oct. 4 c.gatech.edu/usnews2017. Guest Speaker Mackenzie Wilfong of Sept. 22. Stansbury was later introduced to campus that evening during the Yellow will discuss Critical Legal Issues in Jackets’ matchup with Clemson University at Stadium. In the World University Rankings released by Times Higher Education last week, Georgia Tech moved Graduate Education from 1 to 3 p.m. when Stansbury knew he wanted to in the Peachtree Room, Student ATHLETICS, from page 1 from No. 41 to No. 33, the highest ranking among play football on The Flats. He earned Center. A reception will follow. Georgia’s academic institutions. and leadership experience in athletics varsity letters while at Georgia Tech from grad.gatech.edu Times Higher Education also ranked Tech 20th and development, combined with a 1980 to 1984 as a middle linebacker among U.S. institutions and fourth among public lifelong passion for Georgia Tech, make and on special teams for head coach universities. For the complete Times Higher Education Oct. 5 him the ideal candidate. I believe this is . He was a third-round draft rankings, visit c.gatech.edu/timeshighered2017. A conversation will focus on Racism one of those rare golden moments in life pick of the Canadian Football League’s and Health in the U.S. South, where opportunity meets ambition. We Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1984. organized by the Working Group on Race and Racism in Contemporary welcome him home.” Stansbury’s resume also includes roles Biomedicine, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the “I am honored and humbled to have as athletic director at the University of Clary Theatre, Student Center. the opportunity to return to Georgia Central Florida (2012-2015) and East Flu Shots Available at Stamps Tech, a place that has played such a large Tennessee State University (2000-2003). The Stamps Health Services Pharmacy now role in my life and the place respon- He was Georgia Tech’s assistant athletic offers flu vaccines and retail pharmacy services Oct. 6 sible for opening up a world to me that director for academics from 1988 to 1995 for employees. Flu shots are often covered at 100 The University System of Georgia I didn’t even know existed,” Stansbury under . Now, he returns percent as preventative care, and Stamps now hosts Your Retirement Plan at accepts insurance for faculty and staff members. Work, which will discuss retirement said. “I am thankful to President to campus to guide a department that Employees can make an appointment for a shot saving, workplace retirement plans, Peterson and the selection committee for features 15 teams in 17 NCAA Division I online or visit Stamps at the following times: and more. The session takes place providing me this opportunity.” varsity sports. from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Clayton • Monday: 8 to 11:45 a.m. and 2:15 to 4 p.m. Stansbury grew up in Canada. When Stansbury is only the ninth director of • Tuesday: 8 to 11:45 a.m. and 2:15 to 4 p.m. State University campus, but any he was 10 and on vacation with his athletics in Georgia Tech history. He will USG employee may attend or watch • Wednesday: 8 to 11:45 a.m. and 2:15 to 4 p.m. online. Learn more and register at: family in Florida, he befriended several follow in the footsteps of storied names • Thursday: 9 to 11:45 a.m. and 2:15 to 4 p.m. c.gatech.edu/retatwork Georgia Tech football players staying at such as Rice, , and Bobby • Friday: 8 to 11:45 a.m. and 2:15 to 4 p.m. the same hotel. During the drive back Dodd. Learn more at stamps.gatech.edu. home to Ontario, his family stopped Learn more about Stansbury at Oct. 7 on campus to see a practice. That’s c.gatech.edu/stansbury. The Center for Teaching and Learning hosts a Tech Teaching Talk on Teaching Large Classes from they would like to direct their with the USG’s Shared Services 1 to 2 p.m. in Room 469, Clough CAMPAIGN, from page 1 BENEFITS, from page 1 Commons. Register at: donations. The list of charities is Center to provide individual- c.gatech.edu/techteaching During the 2016 campaign, managed by the state of Georgia Fair is scheduled for Wednesday, ized support to employees by more than 1,100 employees and changes annually, so new Nov. 2, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. phone, including expanded hours. pledged more than $351,000 to options may be available this in the Student Center Ballroom. Representatives will be available

Oct. 13 390 charitable organizations, year. Employees are also welcome to Oct. 31 – Nov. 11 between Turing Award winner Joseph Sifakis, attend benefits fairs at any other 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. The Call one of France’s premier computer earning Tech the Governor’s This year’s goal is for 1,500 scientists, gives a lecture as part of Cup for the ninth consecutive employees to give a total of USG institution. See usg.edu for Center will also remain open until France-Atlanta from 9 to 10 a.m. in year. The Governor’s Cup is $350,000. Employees can upcoming dates. 8 p.m. on the last two days of the Technology Square Research awarded to the state institution give via TechWorks, which Georgia Tech is again partnering Open Enrollment. Building Auditorium. with the highest average contri- is recommended, or a paper c.gatech.edu/sifakis bution per employee. Those pledge form through Tuesday, organizing this year’s campus Nov. 15. To learn more or to set 2017 Open Enrollment Dates campaign hope to earn the Cup up a donation, visit charitable. TRAINING for a 10th consecutive year gatech.edu. • Oct. 14: Materials mailed to employees’ homes. (15th total) and build on last For those pledging via • Oct. 24: Info session, 2 p.m., Student Center Theater. TechWorks, the Office of year’s success. • Oct. 26: Info session, 11:30 a.m., Student Center Theater. Oct. 6 Donations are accepted via Information Technology advises Human Resources hosts HR Topics payroll deduction on an ongoing that TechWorks operates best • Oct. 27: Info session, 10 a.m., Gordy Room, Wardlaw Center. for Managers, focused on the Fair basis, or as a one-time donation. in Mozilla Firefox (version 47 • Oct. 31: Open Enrollment begins. Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Final or earlier), Safari (version 8 or Rule Implementation, from 11 a.m. For those who choose to give • Oct. 31: Phone Helpline opens (404-894-4847). through payroll deduction, later), and Internet Explorer to noon in Room 152, Clough • Nov. 2: Benefits Fair, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Student Center Ballroom. Commons. RSVP at: the contributions will begin in (version 10 or 11). Users c.gatech.edu/flsaoct6 January 2017. Employees can who have issues can review • Nov. 11: Open Enrollment ends.

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Editor: Kristen Bailey Calendar submissions should be emailed to [email protected] Photos: Rob Felt, unless noted at least 10 days prior to desired publication date. For more information, call 404-385-7061. Published biweekly throughout the year by Georgia Tech Institute Communications. Archives are posted at whistle.gatech.edu. Georgia Tech’s Faculty/Staff Newspaper comm.gatech.edu Georgia Tech is a unit of the University System of Georgia. THE WHISTLE • whistle.gatech.edu September 26, 2016 • PAGE 3 Employees Invited to Dedicate Month to Happiness EVENTS MARCIA CHANDLER Rubin recounts how she spent a year focusing employees will gather for a wrap-up event to INSTITUTE FOR PEOPLE AND TECHNOLOGY on ways to make her life happier. Each month, celebrate the happiness created. she focused on a different area of happiness, To join the campus happiness project: Now through Oct. 19, the Resilience Oct. 13 including energy, marriage, work, parenting, • Go to https://mahara.gatech.edu. Learn the do’s and don’ts of Employee Resource Group (ERG) is leisure, friendship, money, eternity, books, • Log in with your Georgia Tech credentials. copyright and fair use at Georgia inviting Tech employees to participate mindfulness, and attitude. • Enter “resilience” in the search bar. Tech with Legal Affairs and Risk She created a list of • Choose Resilience ERG 30 Days of Management, from 2 to 3 p.m. in the in the 30 Days of Gratitude Happiness Student Center Theater. actions she would take to Gratitude Happiness Campaign from the Campaign. legal.gatech.edu work toward becoming list. Acting on feedback from Resilience ERG happier, and she spent The Resilience ERG is intended to be a members interested in programs that focused time each day blogging peer empowerment group for employees who on happiness and gratitude, the campaign about her experiences. want to proactively pursue “wholehearted HEALTH & was initiated by Carol Subiño Sullivan, faculty Both Rubin and living” and/or give attention to the complexi- WELLNESS development specialist with the Center for Sullivan’s friends found ties of their experiences; manage the impact Teaching and Learning and a member of the that they gained a lot of adversity; turn adversity into opportunity; Resilience ERG leadership team. from going through the and effectively adapt to change. It is one of Oct. 5 Human Resources hosts a Be Well Sullivan took inspiration from friends process. six ERGs at Georgia Tech designed to support session with representatives from who recently participated in a social media “Because they were sharing their experi- the Institute’s goal of ensuring like-minded Blue Cross Blue Shield and Kaiser campaign. Each day for a month, they posted ences with others, they also benefited from employees can enhance their employment Permanente to discuss present-year a sentence or two about something they were the support of community,” Sullivan said. experience and have a greater sense of (2016) benefits, plan options, and happy about or grateful for. “Whether you focus on one area or simply belonging. preventative care. The session takes “Whether a small moment in their day or a notice small, happy moments as they come The six ERGs are GRIOT (African Heritage), place from noon to 1 p.m. in Room 320, Student Center. Register at: deeper tribute to an important person in their up each day, commit to checking in daily and HOLA (Hispanics/Latinos), Web of Brilliance ohr.gatech.edu/bewell lives, no entry was too big or too small,” she sharing your thoughts.” (Introverts), PRIDE (LGBTQIA), Resilience, said. Sullivan also drew inspiration from The Then, participants can mark their calendars and Women of Georgia Tech. To learn more Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin. In it, for Oct. 26 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., when about ERGs, visit diversity.gatech.edu/erg. Oct. 8 Outdoor Recreation Georgia Tech hosts a faculty/staff wellness hike at Kennesaw Mountain from 7:30 to New Reconciliation, FACULTY AND STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS 11:30 a.m. The guided hike is $10. Learn more and register at: mycrc.gatech.edu Approval Process Susan Belmonte, pre-teaching and pre-law tions of higher education for periods of advisor in the Center for Career Discovery two to six weeks to help build capacity for and Development, received a Fulbright international programs. Oct. 11 Coming for PCards grant through the Fulbright International Human Resources hosts a Be Well Education Administration Seminars Jessica Shaffer, network support engineer webinar on Dealing With Stress from MELISSA MOORE in the Office of Information Technology, noon to 1 p.m. RSVP at: CAMPUS SERVICES program. She will spend four weeks in ohr.gatech.edu/bewell Germany making connections with profes- was chosen as one of seven women in sionals who work in societal, cultural, and IT departments at research institutions A new software package will be higher education systems there and in other around the U.S. to work on SCinet, the implemented this fall that will improve countries. high capacity conference network for the MISCELLANEOUS efficiencies and compliance with procure- SC16 International Conference for High ment card (PCard) transactions. Sarah Higinbotham, Brittain Fellow in Performance Computing, Networking, the Writing and Communication Program, Storage, and Analysis. The project is part Oct. 4 joins the Leadership Atlanta Class of 2017, a of the Women in IT Networking at SC The Staff Council will host town hall These enhancements will take effect beginning group of people in education, law, medicine, (WINS) Program, which is sponsored by sessions at 6 a.m. in the O’Keefe with the Oct. 28 billing cycle. criminal justice, religion, nonprofits, and the the National Science Foundation and the Building Break Room; 11 a.m. in The new reconciliation and approval process will Room 152, Clough Commons; and corporate sector brought together to address Department of Energy. provide PCard users with monthly online PCard 3:15 p.m. in the Seminar Room, Atlanta’s challenges. statements, receipt imaging capabilities, and seamless Engineered Biosystems Building. Francesca Storici, associate professor staffcouncil.gatech.edu approval workflows. Cardholders, approvers, and Dan Immergluck, professor in the School in the School of Biological Sciences and auditors will benefit from the improved process, of City and Regional Planning, was named a researcher in the Petit Institute for and four groups on campus will now be required to the Critics Pick for Best Housing Hero in Bioengineering and Bioscience, has been Oct. 4 attend both online and in-person training tailored to Creative Loafing’s 2016 Best of Atlanta issue. named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute The Disabled American Veterans their respective PCard roles: Georgia Tech was the Readers Pick for Best (HHMI) Faculty Scholar. Storici is one of 84 Mobile Service Offices will be on • PCard holders College. scientists from 43 institutions across the U.S. campus to counsel veterans on benefits and services available to • PCard coordinators receiving this inaugural award supported by Charles Liotta, Regents Professor them, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the • PCard approvers HHMI, the Simons Foundation, and the Bill Emeritus in the School of Chemistry and north side of Tech Green. • PCard supervisors & Melinda Gates Foundation. veterans.gatech.edu If you would like to know more about the Biochemistry, was honored by the American new reconciliation and approval process, visit Chemical Society’s Green Chemistry Valerie Thomas, Anderson Interface procurement.gatech.edu. Institute for his lifetime dedication to Professor of Natural Systems in the Oct. 10–11 research and education in green chemistry H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial Classes will not meet during Fall and engineering. He is the first person to & Systems Engineering, and her team Break. receive this award. received the Judges’ Choice Award in the Take the Challenge Cassie Mitchell, researcher in the Wallace Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Oct. 12 H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Climate CoLab Aviation Contest. Join world-renowned press Last year, Georgia Tech won the Atlanta Bike Engineering, earned a bronze medal in the cartoonists Jean “Plantu” Challenge in its large business category. This year, Peter Webster, professor in the School of Plantureaux (Le Monde, France), F51 club throw at the 2016 Paralympic Tech employees are invited to take a ride and join Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, won the Michel Kichka (Courrier International, Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. the challenge again. Creativity Prize of the Prince Sultan Bin Israel/Belgium) and Mike Luckovich Abdulaziz International Prize for Water. The (Atlanta Journal-Constitution, U.S.) The challenge is free and Patricia Mokhtarian was named to for a fun, engaging, and provocative encourages biking among Atlanta the Susan G. and Christopher D. Pappas prize awards work in the area of sustainable reflection of free speech in a businesses and organizations. Professorship in Civil and Environmental availability of potable water and the allevia- democratic society at Cartooning for Participants register online, log Engineering. She is the inaugural appoint- tion of the escalating global problem of Peace. This event is part of France- their rides, and are entered to win ment to this professorship. water scarcity. Atlanta and takes place at 10:30 a.m. prizes based on participation. at the Ferst Center for the Arts. france-atlanta.org The challenge runs through Oct. 23. Learn more Raj Sashti, advisor for Fellowships and Jeff Wu, Coca-Cola Chair in and register at lovetoride.net/atlanta. Sponsored Programs in the Ivan Allen Engineering Statistics and professor in the College of Liberal Arts, has been named to H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial For more information on cycling resources on a five-year term as a U.S. academic/profes- & Systems Engineering, was named the For a more comprehensive listing campus, visit bike.gatech.edu. sional expert in the Fulbright Specialist inaugural lecturer for the Akaike Memorial of events, or to add your own, visit calendar.gatech.edu. Program. Sashti will visit overseas institu- Lecture Award. PAGE 4 • September 26, 2016 whistle.gatech.edu • THE WHISTLE HIDDEN GEORGIA TECH CLASSIFIEDS VEHICLES THE JOHN J. HARPER WIND TUNNEL Honda ST1300, 53K miles, GPS, driving lights, top box, handlebar riser with power outlet, highway pegs, and aftermarket padding in the seat. Have Located on the ground floor of new tires for it as well. Contact scott. the Daniel Guggenheim School [email protected]. of Aerospace Engineering’s Original Georgia Tech yellow 1976 L-48 Corvette Stingray. Fewer than Guggenheim Building, the 23,000 verified miles. $13,000, low-speed wind tunnel is a negotiable. Car has been garage-kept for the past 40 years. AC, power state-of-the-art facility for steering, power brakes, AM/FM radio, rear defrost, T-Top covers. Selling experimental research. as-is, no warranty. Contact daniel. Over the years, aerospace [email protected] or 404-395- 4456. researchers have used this laboratory to test and/or develop a wide range of products including REAL ESTATE/ radar antennae, stadium lights, ROOMMATES laser scanners for cash registers, Roommate wanted to share studio in delta wings, rotor blades, business Buckhead. Close to MARTA bus 110 route. $680/mo. w/ utilities. Shared jets, fighter planes, the NASA X-38 bath and room, mostly furnished, pet Crew Return Vehicle, parafoils, friendly. Available Oct. 1. Contact 404-904-0202 or durasolopez@gmail. and the soil scoop arm for NASA’s com. Curiosity Mars Rover. Four awards Roommate wanted to share house in under the highly competitive East Point (close to MARTA rail stop). $680/month all-inclusive. Private Defense University Research bedroom, shared bath, W/D in unit. Instrumentation Program, among Mostly furnished. Must be pet friendly. Available Sept. 1. Contact 479-883- other projects, have kept the tunnel 5540 or [email protected].

at the leading edge of diagnostics Visiting scholar seeking short-term capabilities for basic research. housing close to campus from Oct. 14 through April 30, 2017. Take a look inside. Contact [email protected].

3BD/3BA house for rent. Perfect for a Photos by Rob Felt // Written by Victor Rogers Tech family. Walk to work, restaurants, (Above) Aerospace Ph.D. candidate Nandeesh Hiremath enters the main diffuser. The tunnel’s four fan blades are driven through a World War II and shops. Beautifully renovated Curtiss bomber propeller hub by a shaft from an electric motor. The tunnel’s top speed is currently limited to 32 meters per second (72 mph). with den, office space, backyard with play structure. Within half a mile of Atlantic Station, Georgia Tech, Tech day care. $2,800/mo. Contact Soojin at 404-271-5454, homepark2rent@ gmail.com.

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Items for sale: Three cream-colored leather look counter-height bar stools, good condition. $75 each or $200 for set. One L-shaped computer desk w/ pull-out keyboard tray, excellent condition. $50. One maroon cloth computer swivel chair with arms, excellent condition. $35. Contact 678- 481-8170.

Two twin box springs and king bed frame for sale. All three are only one year old, from a pet-free, smoke-free home. All purchased from Mattress (Left) Blueprints from 1930 show how the Guggenheim Building was built around the tunnel. Above the tunnel test section was an office Firm. $200. Contact calla.talman@ scheller.gatech.edu. room. A glass wall could open to lift models in from the Cherry Street parking lot using a ceiling-mounted crane. The present fourth floor was extended over that office during a 1994 renovation. (Right) This model of the tunnel was built by then-undergraduate Richard Schwartz circa Items for sale: Platform black queen 1990. Schwartz has recently been working with NASA to capture high-resolution images of spacecraft re-entering the atmosphere. bed w/ black and green lacquer dresser, mirror, and chest of drawers, (Far Right) This small enclosure allows laser $300. Oak dining room set w/ four diagnostics to be developed safely, and to be side chairs and two arm chairs, $350. Living room set, $400. Oak used with (loud) acoustic resonators. (Right) Emily entertainment unit, $400. Black Hale, aerospace engineering undergraduate, iron daybed, $50. 27’ maple TV stands in front of a honeycomb screen where unit, $50. Black leather chair, oak large-scale turbulence is filtered out before air office credenza, desk, and three flow contracts and accelerates into the test bookshelves, $400. Photos available upon request. Contact ltcboazz34@ section of the wind tunnel. gmail.com.

The lab’s researchers have won numerous PURA Looking for a carpool partner for the (President’s Undergraduate Research Awards) daily commute from East Cobb to and other awards, including Georgia Tech’s Sigma Tech campus. Email bdespy@hotmail. Xi Outstanding Ph.D. Thesis awards four times, com. and participated in more than 400 publications.

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