Students and employees share their stories on Veterans Day.
Georgia Tech’s military history goes back more than a century, beginning with a student-run Signal Corps during World War I. In 1917, Tech formally established its Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, which has since trained thousands of leaders in the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Today, Georgia Tech is recognized as a military-friendly institution, with campus landmarks honoring veterans’ service. On this Veterans Day, meet a few members of the campus community who have also served their country.
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Two stationary engineers share their stories and paths that led them from the armed forces to the Holland Plant.
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| Marine Corps veteran Thomson Maina has found a new challenge at Georgia Tech as he pursues biomedical engineering.
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| Nicholas Smith and Joon Choi discuss how they’ve translated military experience into the world of business school.
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| Four staff members at the Georgia Tech Research Institute talk about how their time in the Army aligns with their work on campus.
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| What does a 4% reduction in flights mean for the many people who take to the skies every day? Georgia Tech’s Laurie Garrow shares her expertise.
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