Transforming Tomorrow: The Campaign for Georgia Tech

Through December 2027, the campaign will build a foundation to support our students, advance our research and innovation, enhance our campus and our community, and expand our impact at home and around the world. With the support of alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundations, Georgia Tech can secure the resources that will help us achieve the most ambitious goals in our history. 

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The Aerospace Engineering Building: An Investment in Students

Georgia Tech is advancing a new, 220,000-square-foot Aerospace Engineering Building where students will design, build, and test next-generation systems alongside faculty and industry partners. For donors, this is an investment in people and potential; for corporate funders, it is access to the talent, ideas, and partnerships that drive innovation and competitive advantage. Join us in building the future — and in preparing the people who will lead it.

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Alumnus' Commitment Launches New AI-Driven Health Innovation Center

The Parker H. Petit Center for AI-Driven Health Innovation is a new research center that will use AI to help predict, treat, and prevent disease. This has been made possible by a transformational commitment from technology entrepreneur and philanthropist Parker H. “Pete” Petit, ME 1962, M.S. EM 1964.
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New Residence Hall Honors Bud and Val Peterson

Georgia Tech leaders, students, alumni, and friends celebrated the opening of the Bud and Val Peterson Residence Hall. Made possible thanks to the support of The University Financing Foundation, the facility is named in honor of President Emeritus G.P. “Bud” Peterson and former First Lady Val Peterson for their lasting contributions to the Institute.
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Eloise and Warren Batts

Commitment Preserves Husband's Legacy

Eloise Batts, wife of the late business leader Warren Batts, EE 1961, has honored her husband’s legacy with a significant commitment for the TI:GER program in the Scheller College of Business. The gift builds upon the couple’s longtime support of Georgia Tech. 
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