Each year, the College of Engineering recognizes, with an invitation-only induction ceremony, select alumni who have contributed to the profession, advanced in their careers, and enhanced the lives of others both personally and professionally.
These outstanding alumni are reviewed by each of the eight schools within the College and formally submitted for selection to receive the College of Engineering Alumni Awards.
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2025 Ceremony
The next Alumni Awards Induction Ceremony will be held on Saturday, March 8.
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ENGINEERING HALL OF FAME
James R. Borders
Sheldon J. Fox
Robyn Gatens
Charles H. Gaylord, Jr.
H. Ronald Nash, Jr.
José Domingo Pérez
Carl D. Ring
Marshall D. Wingo
ACADEMY OF DISTINGUISHED ENGINEERING ALUMNI
Latanza W. Adjei
Clint Bailey
Geraldine Ekpo
Ken Klaer
Roderick McLean
Guillermo A. Ruiz II
John Slaughter
Lindsey Thornhill
Gary Weissel
H. Arthur (Art) Williams
COUNCIL OF OUTSTANDING YOUNG ENGINEERING ALUMNI
Nathan Buchbinder
Shreya Dwarakanath
Raghav Kohli
Jacob M. Kwasnik
Alexandra Mandrycky
Robert D. Moser
Anna Thomas
Emily Woods
DEAN’S APPRECIATION AWARD
The Wallace H. Coulter Foundation
DEAN’S IMPACT AWARD
SlateSafety — Joseph Boettcher, Zachary Braun, and Tyler Sisk
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Alumni Awards History
The College of Engineering Alumni Awards were created in 1994 under the leadership of then Dean John A. White. He stated:
“…being students at Georgia Tech, you have had a significant impact on the world. Those who wonder why Georgia Tech’s College of Engineering enjoys an impeccable reputation need only look at your accomplishments.”
Dean White passed the torch to Jean-Lou Chameau, former Georgia Tech provost and engineering dean, whose outstanding service to the College led him to receive the 2006 Dean’s Appreciation Award from then-Dean Don P. Giddens, a Tech engineering alumnus. For the next six years, the program would fall under the guidance of Dean Gary S. May, who received his B.S. degree in electrical and computer engineering from Georgia Tech. In 2017, Steven W. McLaughlin was appointed dean and served until 2020, when he was named the Institute’s provost.
The Awards are now under the leadership of Dean Raheem A. Beyah, a native Atlantan who earned his Georgia Tech master’s and Ph.D. degrees in electrical and computer engineering.
