Ramblin’ Royalty, hosted by the Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) within Student and Campus Event Centers (SCEC), celebrates students who embody Georgia Tech’s motto, Progress and Service. Previously known as Mr. and Ms. Georgia Tech, the program has evolved into a more inclusive scholarship initiative to represent all students who are making a positive impact on campus.
A College of Sciences student was among the five students selected for this recognition.
Lianna has made a powerful impact on Georgia Tech through her leadership, mentorship, and unwavering commitment to campus safety and service. As Vice President of Emergency Medical Services at Tech (EMSaT), she co-created the Todd Family Fund Grady EMS Scholarship, enabling 10 students to earn EMT certifications and gain hands-on experience serving the campus community. She has mentored countless students through the certification process, offering guidance and building a supportive pipeline to Grady EMS. Her resilience in rebuilding EMSaT’s relationship with Grady led to renewed hiring opportunities and a stronger presence of student EMTs on campus. Beyond EMSaT, she is actively involved in Miracle at Georgia Tech and Zeta Tau Alpha, showing students that it is possible to balance rigorous academics with meaningful involvement. Her leadership is inspired by past Ramblin’ Royalty and driven by a desire to represent Georgia Tech with pride, humility, and purpose. Through every challenge, Lianna has led with integrity and compassion, leaving a legacy of service that will continue to grow.