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04/25/2026

Happy Earth Day! 🌎

Every year, our incoming cohort of Stamps Scholars embarks on a series of Tech Treks through Outdoor Recreation at GT (ORGT), where they learn teamwork, creativity, out of the box problem solving, and so much more.

Check out the adventures of SPS ‘25 as they took on Colorado, Alaska, and Montana!

12/10/2025

As we close out the semester, we want to take a moment to shoutout and thank your wonderful undergrad assistants who show up for our students, our office and each other. We appreciate you! 🐝

08/05/2025

This past summer, Bryce Jones (SPS 24) and Jay Imperatori (SPS 24) completed a 105-mile trek around Mont Blanc going through France, Italy, and Switzerland. Having met on their freshman Tech Trek to Alaska, they worked together to plan and execute this project. The Tour du Mont Blanc has around 32,800 feet of elevation gain (3,800 feet more than the highest peak of Mount Everest!), making it incredibly challenging to plan. Bryce and Jay mapped out the routes, secured the proper gear, and took all the right safety precautions, to navigate the trail.
“It’s a pretty physically demanding trail, but that was part of the experience.” - Jay Imperatori

07/16/2025

The Alumni Association is proud to celebrate this exceptional class of Jackets whose bold achievements are shaping the world including three Stamps President’s Scholars alumni Ronnie Foreman, David Leber, and Danielle Sharpe. https://www.gtalumni.org/s/1481/alumni/19/interior.aspx?sid=1481&gid=21&pgid=19274 .tab=0

05/07/2025

The story of our Stamps President’s Scholars isn’t just in the milestones—it’s in the moments. Thank you to SPS ‘21–‘24 for writing a chapter we’ll never forget. Here’s to reflection, celebration, and the journey ahead!

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04/29/2025

Congratulations to Vincent Griffo from the SPS ‘22 cohort on receiving the prestigious ThinkSwiss Fellowship! This incredible opportunity will take him to Switzerland to conduct cutting-edge research while expanding his global perspective and understanding. We’re so proud of you, Vincent! 🐝 🔬

03/24/2025

We are so excited to announce that General Ronald Johnson, our Leadership Faculty Guide, was named as the 39th Black Engineer of the Year! General Johnson serves his community with spirit, determination, and humility, and he leads with purpose to make the world around him better. We couldn’t be prouder!

“Ron’s leadership has always been about more than just engineering or command,” said General Johnnie Wilson, himself a legend in the military and a past BEYA honoree. “He embodies service and integrity, with a steadfast commitment to lifting others as he climbs.”

02/25/2025

Our Stamps Scholars recently took a spirit trip to the Atlanta Alpaca Treehouse facilitated by our very own Mackenzie Bellamy! This intercohort trip gave students the chance to interact with alpacas, roosters, and other species while also exploring the treehouse itself, which was built using reclaimed architectural antiques. This was such a fun and educational experience!

02/12/2025

One of our class of ‘28 Stamps Scholars, Abigail Buchanan, recently presented a TEDx Talk through GaTech TEDx on the theme “Threads”. Her topic—Community is Dead: Assessing Hyper-individualism and How to Fix It—was inspired by the stark contrast in her Cameroonian mother’s strong values surrounding the community that were instilled in her growing up in the East, and the lack of community she observes around her in the West. Abigail discussed the increasing emphasis placed on hyper-individualism in Western cultures, dove into the history behind this phenomenon, analyzed its effects on society, and finally challenged her audience to work towards prioritizing community and finding the thread that connects us all. We’re so proud of you, Abby!

01/17/2025

Welcome SPS ‘24!
This year, Georgia Tech welcomed its largest ever class of Stamps President’s Scholars! For the 2024-2025 academic year, the program welcomed 46 students, and we expect to enroll 50 for fall 2025. Our scholars demonstrate the 4 pillars of the program: scholarship, leadership, progress, and service. To learn more about the Stamps Scholarship Program, check out news.em.gatech.edu.

12/25/2024

Happy Holidays!

Have a joyful, restful, relaxing, and peaceful break.

Warm Regards,
The OSP

12/06/2024

Biomedical engineering student Caitlin van Zyl (SPS21), her sister & mechanical engineering major Jacqui van Zyl (SPS20), and Meg Weaver, a biomedical engineering major, took first place in the annual InVenture competition with their invention - NeuroChamp. The wearable, concealed headband is used to monitor pediatric seizures continuously. InVenture is an undergraduate entrepreneurship competition, and NeuroChamp’s win sent the team home with $15,000. Congratulations to our scholars Caitlin and Jacqueline Van Zyl, as well as Meg Weaver for this amazing achievement!

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