The academic achievements of six School of Aerospace undergraduates were celebrated April 16 during the Annual Georgia Tech Student Honors Luncheon.

Dimitri Mavris, Marilyn Smith, and Wanda Pierson were the GT-AE employees honored for their 25 years of service during a special celebration, hosted by President Bud Peterson.

Professor Massimo Ruzzene's research on integrated vehicle health monitoring (IVHM) has made him bullish about the future.

Six GT-AE undergraduates were recognized for their academic excellence late last month when Georgia Tech's Women in Engineering group selected them to receive more than $8,000 in scohlarships.

Charles Bolden gave a speech before the the graduating GT-AE seniors Wednesday night.

Seven of the 22 scholarships awarded this month by the Vertical Flight Foundation of the American Helicopter Society were made to students enrolled at Georgia Tech's School of Aerospace Engineering.

The final design project for Professor Stephen Ruffin's AE 1601B - Introduction to Aerospace Engineering was to design, build and launch a balsa wood glider from the running deck of the CRC.

The scholarship of two recent GT-AE doctoral graduates, Nuno Filipe and Vrishank Raghav, has been recognized by Sigma Xi, the international honor society of science and engineering.

The Georgia Tech Chapter of SGT, the national honor society for aerospace engineers, has inducted 19 new members.

College of Engineering Dean, Gary S. May, has been chosen to receive the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring (PAESMEM).