Georgia Institute of Technology

For many, radiation therapy is the difference between hope and despair, life and death. Terminal patients would be far more frequent without the option of radiation. Advancements in technology continue to prove the significance of radiation and its impact on cancer treatments. Being able to use my skills to help patients increase their chances of survival is inspiring to me. This career path is encouraging, rather than depressing, in…

core reason for this risk assessment is to recognize hazards and liabilities in relation to Pinellas County Schools. The risk assessment will be applied to recognize the severity of risk in relation to Pinellas County Schools I.T. (information technology) systems. Scope of this risk assessment The scale of this risk assessment covers a web-based application developed and maintained by Schoolwires Inc. for the school district. The objective is to gain an inclusive view of the website and…

professor Nolan E, Hertel, professor of Nuclear and Radiological Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, the cost of producing nuclear energy as of 2007 was 1.7 cents per kilowatt hour compared to 2.4 cents for coal, 6.7 cents for natural gas, and 10.2 cents for oil. However does this affordability come at a cost? According to Max Schulz at the center for Energy Policy and the Environment at the Manhattan Institute, there has not been a single accident or fatality involving exposure or…

Program, Inc. (ESP) is submitting a letter of interest for the Rural Integration Models for Parents and Children to Thrive (IMPACT) Demonstration aimed to focus efforts, using a two – generation approach, on reducing childhood poverty in Clay County, Georgia. The Demonstration Project’s contact person will be Marquitta Williams, Development Coordinator. The project will be implemented by the agency’s Department of Early Childhood & Family Services, which provides Early Head Start, Head Start and…

John W. Young Our country is filled with interesting people, one of these people is Astronaut John W. Young, also known as John Watts Young. John Young was selected by NASA to be an astronaut in the September of 1962, thus beginning his long career. Young has been on many flights including Gemini 3 on March Twenty-third, 1965 , this was the first Gemini mission to be manned. On July 18, 1966, launched Gemini 10 carrying Young and another astronaut named Michael Collins. The primary purpose of…

college than there are in prison. As time has gone by we have seen more and more men challenge this stereotypes such as, Barack Obama, Jeh Johnson, etc. Black men are just as capable to reach academic success as any other race or ethnic group. Technology and different media outlets have given us information that identifies that there is a correlation between getting kicked out of school and going to streets. As declared by Carla Amurao author of the article How Bad is the School to Prison…

crowdsourcing information security is the savings in costs when organized effectively. There is various reason as to why crowdsourcing operations can be more cost effective than traditional work methods. The most important include the easy availability of technology platforms (Hui, 2015), and the ability to meet sensitive work demands (Massolution,…

Athletics have been an important factor of life for millennia. The olympics that began in Greece are evidence of that. Sports in general have been a historically important factor around the whole world. In America, certain sports are focused on throughout the year, including baseball and basketball. Although, in this age, no sport has affected the nation as much as football. Football is at the center of many people’s lives and is what can contribute to much of family gatherings and heartfelt…

Professional Learning, Technology and Unit Writing. Each year, I facilitate professional learning courses for my district and school, and I am called upon to assist with disaggregating data. In 2011, I was selected to represent Broxton-Mary Hayes Elementary as its teacher of the year, and in 2013, I was inducted into Delta Kappa Gamma – Alpha Zeta Chapter, an honor society for educational leaders. I was also selected by my district to train with the Georgia Leader Institute for School…

scientists have just unveiled a new tool that lets them watch it happen, right before their eyes. “As someone who’s studied evolutionary biology for a long time, I think it has a real wow factor,” says Sam Brown. He is a microbiologist at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Brown applauds those who developed this new tool. Looking at it, he says, is like watching bacteria “climbing this impossible mountain of antibiotics.”…