Dr. Georgia Brunner, Director, Prestigious Fellowships, will join WST Lrn C students for dinner and will speak about various fellowship opportunities open to Georgia Tech undergraduate and graduate students.

Georgia Brunner earned a PhD in History from Emory University and Bachelor's degrees in History and Public Policy from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. As a PhD candidate, they received both a Fulbright and Fulbright-Hays, traveling to Belgium, Rwanda, and Italy for archival research.
  
Georgia has been working with students applying for prestigious awards for a number of years and has found a passion for helping students succeed in their future goals. They are interested in using their past teaching and mentoring experiences to serve Georgia Tech students and alumni throughout the process of applying to nationally competitive awards.

Upcoming WST Lrn C Dinners:
M 3/31/25, 6-7pm: Ms. Alison Southern and Ms. Nina Gregory, Housing Living-Learning Communities
M 4/7/25, 6-7pm:  Ms. Ann McClellan, community advocate