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2020-03-05)
Anderson, David V.; Beteul, Adam; Bosely, Brooke; Glass, Lelia; Levy, Laura M.; Morris, Susana; Mulvanity, Sean; Partridge, Andrew; Riedl, Mark O.; Sanford, Jon; Sullivan, Anne; Swarts, Matthew E.; Weigel, Emily; Georgia Institute of Technology. GVU Center; Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Georgia Institute of Technology. Digital Media Program; Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Modern Languages; Georgia Institute of Technology. Interactive Media Technology Center (IMTC); Georgia Tech Research Institute; Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Interactive Computing; Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Industrial Design; Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Literature, Media, and Communication; Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Biological Sciences; Atlanta Audobon Society
The GVU Center and the Institute for People and Technology (IPaT), with additional support from GTRI support two separate types of grant proposals. Research Grants provide seed funding for new research collaborations, and Engagement Grants provide support for new forms of internal and external community engagement and collaboration.
We’re pleased to announce that the following projects were selected for 2019-2020:
1) "From #hashtags to Movements: Performance, Collective Narrative, and Erasure, a Black Feminist Perspective", by Brooke Bosley and Susana Morris (Digital Media); 2) "Workshop on Language, Technology, and Society", by Lelia Glass (Modern Languages); 3) "Getting Good: Using esports to inspire students in developing STEM skills", by Laura Levy (IMTC), Andrew Partridge (GTRI), and Sean Mulvanity (GTRI); 4) "Detecting and Measuring the Impact of Food Insecurity at Georgia Tech", by Jon Sanford (Industrial Design) and Thomas Ploetz (Interactive Computing); 5) "Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment 2019", by Anne Sullivan (Literature, Media, and Communication) and Mark Riedl (Interactive Computing); 6) "Acoustic Sensor Deployment in the EcoCommons", by Emily Weigel (Biological Sciences), Adam Beteul (Atlanta Audobon Society), David Anderson (ECE), and Matthew Swarts (GTRI).