By Gil PoundWorld War II, the Pope and artificial intelligence are not topics one generally hears mentioned together, but all three are at the center of a unique presentation taking place at Georgia College & State University’s Magnolia Ballroom Tuesday, Sept. 30, from 5 to 6 p.m.Drs. Armin Stein and Katrin Bergener – visiting scholars from Germany’s University of Münster – are using AI technology to examine over 56,000 pages of correspondence sent to Pope Pius XII from Jewish families...
The College of Business & Technology, the Center of Technology & Empowerment and the College of Arts & Sciences invite you to attend the first Halle Foundation Visiting Scholar presentation on Sept. 30 at 5 p.m. in the Magnolia Ballroom. Drs. Armin Stein and Katrin Bergener from the University of Munster in Munster, Germany, and Directors of the European Research Center for Information Systems, will present their AI and Digital Humanities research project. Presentation OverviewDuring...
Drs. Armin Stein and Katrin Bergener will present “World War II, the Vatican & Artificial Intelligence” on Sept. 30, from 5 to 6 p.m. Their talk will highlight an AI project conducted with the European Research Center for Information Systems, which uses 30,000 letters written to the Vatican during World War II to develop a humanitarian process map.
Are you ready to kickstart your career with one of the world's leading professional services firms? KPMG is coming to campus, and this could be the opportunity that changes everything for you.When: Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 4:30 p.m.Where: Atkinson Hall 412 (SAP Next-Gen Lab)Who: KPMG recruiters seeking talented students like youPizza will be provided! Hope to see you there.
Are you ready to kickstart your career with one of the world's leading professional services firms? KPMG is coming to campus, and this could be the opportunity that changes everything for you.When: Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 4:30 p.m.Where: Atkinson Hall 412 (SAP Next-Gen Lab)Who: KPMG recruiters seeking talented students like youPizza will be provided! Hope to see you there.
For over a decade, Richard Hicks, ’02, provided digital equity to local students in the Atlanta region. Hicks was the executive director of the Atlanta region for PowerMyLearning, but he wanted to concentrate more on the digital literacy of Georgia’s minorities and low-income families. In June 2020, he launched the nonprofit Inspiredu to continue serving communities in Georgia. At Inspiredu, Hicks, president and CEO of the nonprofit, tackles the digital divide in the community by offering...
Madison Farmer, a GC WIT club member, shares her experience from Grace Hopper. Story by GCSU senior Cale Strickland. From smartphones to social media to artificial intelligence, the technology industry is critical to our day-to-day lives. But it is not representative of our society. “It’s so heavily male-driven still,” said Jeannie Pridmore, chair of Georgia College & State University’s Department of Information Systems & Computer Science. “I mean, if you look at the field of computing...
Global expansion and technology advances have increased the need for individuals who can solve business problems effectively in international teams. Georgia College & State University students had a unique opportunity to work in an international team this summer, virtually and in person, to solve a real business problem for an organization using Design Thinking. “This summer is the fourth year we have offered the Work Practicum in Design Thinking course and the first time that the...
According to the National Girls Collaborative Project, women make up half of the United States’ population but hold only 21% of computer science bachelor’s degrees and 34% of computer science jobs. To address that disparity, Georgia College & State University’s J. Whitney Bunting College of Business hosted its first Women in Technology Day Friday, Feb. 24. The goal is to help young women envision a career in a technologically-oriented field. Led by Georgia College’s Women in Technology...
Zeenal Prajapati Where are you from? Vadodara, Gujarat, India Why did you choose to attend Georgia College & State University (GCSU)? One of the reasons I wanted to attend Georgia College is because I really liked the bachelor’s Computer Science program at Georgia College. Another reason I would like to share is that the International Education Center at Georgia College offered the International Scholarship, which has been a great help to make college life and education affordable...
