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inside IRP: The latest news about the Office of Institutional Research & Planning

Georgia Tech IRP at AIR Forum 2025: Leading the Conversation on Interim Leadership

The Office of Institutional Research & Planning (IRP) proudly represented Georgia Tech at the 65th annual AIR Forum, held May 19–23, 2025, in Orlando, Florida. As the premier global gathering for higher education professionals in institutional research, this year’s conference brought together thought leaders from across the country to explore the future of data-informed decision-making.

Insights from AAUDE 2025

The Association of American Universities Data Exchange (AAUDE) recently convened its annual meeting, hosted by the University of California, Irvine from April 27-30, 2025, in Newport Beach, CA. Jason Wang serves on the AAUDE Strategic Planning Committee and also serves as Georgia Institute of Technology’s Primary Representative. Samantha James serves as Georgia Tech’s Secondary Representative.

Highlights from the Spring 2025 RAC-IRP Meeting

Jason Wang and Samantha James from Georgia Tech’s Office of Institutional Research and Planning (IRP) recently participated in the Spring 2025 Regents Administrative Committee on Institutional Research and Planning (RAC-IRP) Meeting, held in person at Middle Georgia State University on April 21–22. The event brought together institutional research professionals from across the University System of Georgia (USG) for two days of dynamic discussions, strategic updates, and cross-campus collaboration.

Data Communications in Institutional Research: Insights from AAUDE 2024

The Association of American Universities Data Exchange (AAUDE) recently convened its annual meeting, hosted by Princeton University and the University of Pennsylvania from May 5 to 8 in Princeton, New Jersey. Georgia Tech Institutional Research and Planning co-facilitated a thought-provoking session titled: “Forget ‘SciCommers’ (Science Communicators). What about ‘DataCommers’ (Data Communicators)? What does Data Communications look like around AAUDE?”