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For more than 70 years, women at Georgia Tech have pushed past barriers to shape campus life, lead organizations, excel in academics and athletics, and drive change. From Dianna Shelander becoming Tech’s first female letter winner, to students establishing the Women’s Resource Center in 1998, to alumnae advancing equity in STEAM fields, women have made a lasting and visible impact on the Institute.
Exomotive, founded by Tech alumnus Kevin Patrick, Mgt 05, sells lightweight and easy-to-assemble kit cars to the U.S. market. A completed car with a Miata drivetrain might cost around $10,000. The company even has an electric version in the works that can go from zero to 60 in 2.8 seconds. "It feels like the fastest golf cart you've ever been in," Patrick says.
A NASA Pathways intern, Gates Scholar, and Tech Promise Scholar, J’Avani Stinson is committed to using his Georgia Tech degree to drive meaningful change and improve lives. His story—and countless others—exemplifies the incredible ways Roll Call donors are shaping tomorrow’s leaders with their support.
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Update Your ProfileGeorgia Tech served as the Olympic Village for the 1996 Games, added seven dorms plus the North Avenue Apartments, and installed the Campanile—the newest centerpiece of campus. During the Games, multiple events were held at Tech’s Natatorium and the Alexander Memorial Coliseum (today the McCamish Pavilion). Two Tech athletes won gold medals.
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