
Rahim Beyah
Raheem Beyah is the Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs at Georgia Tech, formerly dean of its College of Engineering and a cybersecurity researcher.
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Jun 16, 2026
The New Student Pharmacist's Podcast Experience: A Highlight on Mentorship- An Episode with Key Academic Mentors
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Rahim BeyahGUEST
And so even, even at, at Georgia Tech, um, you know, we are, we're conducting research, instruction, and our staff support.

Rahim BeyahGUEST
None of these things are, are co-located with each other, right? So they could almost, you could almost have people all the way across the world, right? I mean, it doesn't matter at this point.

Rahim BeyahGUEST
And so the, the question is, well, how should the university of the future look? How should the workplace of the future look? Do we go back and do the exact same thing? And so my whole point is that because of this event, it's, it's almost ushered in a new or amplified, um, a, a previous research area.

Rahim BeyahGUEST
So over my career, I, uh, went from, you know, interested in networking to quality of service and networking, to wireless networking, to wireless network security, and then ultimately to cybersecurity.
