“The ability of the Georgia Historical Society to fulfill its mission and influence the teaching of history is directly tied to the influence of our board."

Over 2,000 people gathered in Stegeman Coliseum for the 31st annual Dance Marathon.

As Georgia continues to lead as a global hub of innovation, Atlanta AI Week brings together the enterprise leaders, practitioners, founders, and investors who are actively building and deploying artificial intelligence across industries.

Developed by Dr. William Drummond of Georgia Tech, the maps translate global climate models used in federal climate assessments into Georgia-specific projections.

For the restaurant association and agriculture department, the initiative is meant to work as an economic driver for the farms and growers.

The goal of this producer-funded research is to help cotton producers by conducting research that can either raise yields, promote efficiency or open new markets.

The program convenes nine nationally-recognized scholars from premier research universities across the country.

Committing to a three-year term, these new board members will serve on and lead volunteer committees that bolster the Foundation’s work.

The campaign will include competitive “power hours” and special challenges for former student-athletes and military-connected alumni, encouraging donations to specific areas of the university.

“This milestone demonstrates the strength and consistency of our control environment and the rigor behind how we operate Onyx."

As the Center’s largest annual fundraiser, the event directly supports its exhibitions, educational programs, and public engagement.  

The findings underscore the need for targeted workforce development policies to prepare Georgia’s workers for the evolving economy.