Educators, policymakers, and industry leaders gathered at Georgia Tech to explore how continuous learning can reshape education systems for a rapidly changing world.

Tim Jacobbe has joined the College of Lifetime Learning as the chief catalyst for academic affairs. His career spans more than two decades in higher education, encompassing academic leadership, program innovation, assessment, and learner success.

Mario Herane will serve as the College's chief catalyst for content and product strategy. Herane has more than 16 years of higher education experience in institutional strategy, digital transformation, enrollment growth, and revenue optimization.

This year’s Lifetime Learning Symposium seeks to advance the conversation on creating innovative opportunities for individuals to learn, grow and thrive throughout their lives.

The Project Management Institute (Atlanta Chapter) has awarded the College of Lifetime Learning's project management team a $10,000 research grant to study popular industry methodologies and tools, and develop updated curricula.

For Malena Bisanti, designing courses and making art are inseparable. As an instructional designer in the College of Lifetime Learning and a mixed media artist, she brings the same curiosity and love of learning to both.

With a background in learning sciences and technologies, artificial intelligence in education, and durable skills such as creativity and critical thinking, new faculty member Ahmad Rahimi is well positioned to help advance the College’s mission.

The first scholarship was awarded to a Georgia Tech senior interested in pursuing project management studies, a field with increasing role across all industries.

The College of Lifetime Learning is giving students the opportunity to explore how people learn and how learning is shaped through its first minor program, launching in Fall 2026.