Georgia Tech will celebrate the opening of the Pathway of Progress: Celebrating Georgia Tech Women on Saturday March 8, 2025 with a panel discussion followed by a ribbon cutting. The Pathway acknowledges the women at Georgia Tech who made an impact on campus and the accomplishments that alumnae have made in their communities after graduating. Join campus leaders and honorees in recognizing the impact of GT women.
3/8/25, 10am: Women's Panel Discussion, Walter Ehmer Theater - John Lewis Student Center
3/8/25, 12pm: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, Pathway of Progress
Note: The Pathway is located directly north and outside of the John Lewis Student Center.
351 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30332
The Pathway of Progress was made possible by generous support from Andrea L. Laliberte, IE 1982, M.S. IE 1984, and designed by Merica May Jensen, MGT 2008, M. ARCH 2011. Extending from the ground up to the trees, this tribute comprises a ribbon-like canopy of 2,946 suspended and mirror-polished metal tiles, of which an initial 168 are inscribed with Tech women’s names and stories. Tiles featuring orienting historical information will embrace a table and seating area at the ground level, which will serve as a gathering place for reflection, contemplation, and celebration.
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Contact: Janet Kinard E: janet.kinard@alumni.gatech.edu
Georgia Tech will celebrate the opening of the Pathway of Progress: Celebrating Georgia Tech Women on Saturday March 8, 2025 with a panel discussion followed by a ribbon cutting. The Pathway acknowledges the women at Georgia Tech who made an impact on campus and the accomplishments that alumnae have made in their communities after graduating. Join campus leaders and honorees in recognizing the impact of GT women. Location: John Lewis Student Center and Pathway of Progress
351 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30332
The Pathway of Progress was made possible by generous support from Andrea L. Laliberte, IE 1982, M.S. IE 1984, and designed by Merica May Jensen, MGT 2008, M. ARCH 2011. Extending from the ground up to the trees, this tribute comprises a ribbon-like canopy of 2,946 suspended and mirror-polished metal tiles, of which an initial 168 are inscribed with Tech women’s names and stories. Tiles featuring orienting historical information will embrace a table and seating area at the ground level, which will serve as a gathering place for reflection, contemplation, and celebration.
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