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The Georgia Tech community has proven resilient and compassionate, working together to support and protect one another while contributing to the global fight against COVID-19. Georgia Tech’s initial return-to-campus plan outlines a phased approach that prioritizes employee health and safety while delivering critical services and preparing for the resumption of in-person, campus-based instruction in August. Read more at https://c.gatech.edu/TechMovingForward. | Georgia Tech

18K views · 419 reactions | It's a π Day tradition at Georgia Tech. We hide across campus with pies and whoever finds us first gets a sweet reward. If it makes your day even 3.14159 % better it was worth it. | Georgia Tech | Facebook

In 2013, AT&T was one of the first companies to open an innovation center on Georgia Tech's campus. Just six years later, we have more than 30 corporate innovation centers here including Delta, Home Depot, Chick-Fil-A, and Microsoft. After launching their innovation center on campus, NCR relocated its world headquarters right next to campus in midtown Atlanta, with Fortune 500 companies Anthem and Norfolk Southern soon to follow. -- https://c.gatech.edu/2YENlsF | Georgia Tech

15K views · 519 reactions | Using pieces from Mars Rover prototypes he had built, Georgia Tech engineering student Mirza Samnani built medical assistance robots that were deployed in hospitals to deliver food and medicine to Covid-19 patients. Mirza didn't stop there. He asked doctors how else he could help during the pandemic and ended up building a CPR machine that saved a patient's life. -- https://c.gatech.edu/3wPiKH8 | Georgia Tech | Facebook

What we learned about industrial engineering Georgia Tech student Quincy Howard's $70,000 day on Wheel of Fortune: 🚗He's planning on giving the car he won to his little sister ✈️He won trips to Hawaii and South Africa and will take his mom on one and his dad on the other. 📊He calculated his percentage chance of spinning the wheel and landing on bankrupt and tried to identify digraphs and consonant blends in puzzles to improve his chances. 👍He's just a really nice guy! -- https://c.gatech.edu/

1M views · 45K reactions | In case you missed it, Georgia Tech engineering major Quincy Howard won big on Wheel of Fortune last night. After sweeping through the first rounds and winning more than $35,000, Quincy solved the final puzzle and won a brand new car. His parents were by his side to celebrate as well. Congrats, Quincy! We’re so proud of you! (Let’s paint that Mini Cooper too) | Georgia Tech | Facebook