President Emeritus G. Wayne Clough, President Ángel Cabrera,
and President Emeritus G.P. "Bud" Peterson gathered in Harrison Square for the
dedication of the Trailblazers
sculptures on Sept. 4. Photo by Christopher Moore.
During the 11th
Annual Diversity Symposium, Catherine Ross (left), Regents Professor, ADVANCE
Professor, and Harry West Chair in the School of City and Regional Planning,
interviews Dorothy Yancy, retired history and social sciences professor. Yancy was
Georgia Tech's first African American faculty member and the first African
American to receive tenure. Photo taken Sept. 4 by Christopher Moore.
Students Abigail Gutierrez-Ray, Christine Saw, and Kayla
McManus-Viana in the lobby of the Paper Tricentennial Building discuss the
installation of "Artifact of the Month," which features a seldom-seen item from
the paper museum's extensive collection. The item on display is "space paper" —
paper that was made on the space shuttle Columbia, along with the molds for the
experiment. Students select, research, and write about an artifact, and are
responsible for its proper installation in the lobby. The photo, taken Sept. 3, is
courtesy of the Robert C. Williams Museum of
Papermaking.
At the Institute
Address on Sept. 5, Paul Kohn (right), vice president for Enrollment Services,
talks with President Ángel Cabrera and first lady Beth Cabrera in the Ferst
Center. Photo by Allison Carter.
Employees play a game of "pin the transformation logo"
during the Transformation Expo, an information fair to help employees understand
Tech's current enterprise-wide transformations — Workday, OneUSG Connect,
ServiceNow, and LITE. Photo taken Sept. 5 by Allison Carter.
Georgia
Tech defeated the University of South Florida 14-10, giving Tech its first win
of the Coach Collins era on Sept. 7. Photo courtesy of Georgia Tech Athletics.
Graduate students attend Graduate Pathways for Success on
Sept. 10 at the Campus Recreation Center. Participants received coaching
strategies to prepare them to speak with recruiters. Photo by Christopher
Moore.
The Georgia Tech Marching Band has
new uniforms for the first time in nearly a decade. Photo taken Sept. 14 by
Denise Fair.
As part of Institute Diversity's Intercultural Lecture
Series, the 2019 Hispanic Heritage Month Lecture featured Rosario Marin, former
U.S. Treasurer, public speaker, political analyst, and author. Photo taken Sept.
18 by Allison Carter.
