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WOPR: Robert Ward. Design of Network Interventions

Rich Building, Rm 242

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WOPR: Sergio Pelaez. Public Value Expressions as an Indicator of Patent Value: A Text Mining Study of AI Patents

Rich Building, Rm 242

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WOPR: Michael Hoffman. Wicked-square problems and democracy

Rich Building, Rm 242

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WOPR: Yong In Choi. Resource dependence and indirect power: explaining variation in negotiated F&A rates in US universities

Rich Building, Rm 242

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WOPR: Hsin-Ta Tsai. Diversity and Inclusion through Rooming Assignments: Differential Peer Effects of International Roommates on College Outcomes

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Harvard Law @ Georgia Tech - Personal Statement Workshop

On Thursday, September 14^th, from 11:00 a.m. to 12 p.m., Georgia Tech’s Law, Science, and Technology Program will host Harvard Law School (HLS) for a Law School Essay Workshop. This event will take place in the Old 4th Ward Room in the Exhibition Hall. Registration is required, and space is limited, so please sign up soon if you plan to attend. This is an excellent opportunity to meet with HLS Admissions and learn how to craft an effective personal statement.