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Daniel Schrage: Five Things You Should Know

03 May 2019

On the eve of his retirement from full-time teaching, we asked this iconic professor and researcher about the life experiences that taught him valuable lessons

<p>Caroline Jones of Madison, Georgia, is Georgia Tech through and through. Her parents met as undergrads at Georgia Tech, and her sister graduated four years ahead of her. Caroline's younger brother is also a current Georgia Tech student. Not only did Caroline don the white and gold as a cheerleader for Georgia Tech, but she's also now a rocket scientist -- having earned her degree in aerospace engineering.</p>

Turning Their Tassels: Caroline Jones

02 May 2019

Caroline Jones of Madison, Georgia, followed in her mother's footsteps in becoming a Georgia Tech engineer.

<p>Aerospace engineer Loren Isakson has flying in his blood, but he chose Georgia Tech without even knowing that there was a Yellow Jacket Flying Club. Now, he's serving his last semester as president of the organization.</p>

Turning Their Tassels: Loren Isakson

02 May 2019

Aerospace engineer Loren Isakson has flying in his blood.

Prof. Daniel Schrage: Five Things You Should Know

01 May 2019

The Aerospace Systems Design Lab Welcomes External Advisory Board

01 May 2019

The two-day program review for the AE lab turned the Weber Building into a high-octane innovation incubator

What's Next for the Class of 2019?

01 May 2019

Nine graduates of Georgia Tech's Aerospace Engineering School reflect on what their next adventure will be.

Those Who Serve: Sergeant Logan Watson

30 April 2019

The CoE Cares recently inaugurated the Those Who Serve campaign to send care packages to spouses of CoE employees who are serving in the military overseas.