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Opening Doors: Scholarships Made Possible by Roll Call Donors

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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Tech Support

Tech business executives Paul Brown, Deborah Kilpatrick, and Kofi Smith answer real questions from Georgia Tech startup founders.

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John W. Durstine

John Warren Durstine graduated from Georgia Tech in 1957 with honors. He led a private, humble life, working at the Ford Motor Company for three decades. When he died in February 2025, he left Georgia Tech $100 million. Learn about the man who left the Institute its single largest gift in history.

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Tech Pioneers Who Led the Way

Georgia Tech’s first Black students opened doors that reshaped the Institute forever, making it the first public university in the Deep South to integrate peacefully, without a court order. Their long-overlooked accounts reveal historical depth, and truth, to a pivotal moment in Tech’s history.

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An Exclusive Resource for Tech Grads

You earned your degree, now it’s time to establish your career and live a thriving and impactful life. The New Alumni Guide is an exclusive resource for recent graduates. Get advice about moving, pursuing another degree, succeeding at work, or affording life.

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Career Development

Grow your skills, find a job, switch careers, and increase your subject matter expertise with lectures, panels, and networking events.

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Receive the Alumni Magazine and invitations to alumni events in your city, hear about Georgia Tech, receive campus updates, and learn about ways to stay involved with the community.

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Received a promotion, recently married, or expanded your family? Share your news and participate in the Wrecks at Work profiles by submitting a selfie with a cool work view.

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Partner with the Georgia Tech Alumni Association to reach more than a quarter-million highly successful alumni. Forge connections, build name recognition among decision makers, and contribute to a vibrant community that spans industries and the globe.

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