
Officers

Rita Breen, Psy 90 MS IE 92
Chair of the Alumni Association
Favorite building: “SAC. It was a place to unwind and get rid of stress! It also helped me to pay for my education. When I learned that GT/SAC had no recreational fitness classes, I met with Kirk McQueen, who ran intramurals, and offered to start a program. He agreed but didn’t have the capacity to promote it and instead, offered to pay me for each student I recruited. I made sure the classes were full! It was a new revenue stream for SAC, and it covered my tuition.”
Favorite building: “SAC. It was a place to unwind and get rid of stress! It also helped me to pay for my education. When I learned that GT/SAC had no recreational fitness classes, I met with Kirk McQueen, who ran intramurals, and offered to start a program. He agreed but didn’t have the capacity to promote it and instead, offered to pay me for each student I recruited. I made sure the classes were full! It was a new revenue stream for SAC, and it covered my tuition.”

Tommy Herrington, IM 82
Past chair, chair of Finance
Favorite building: “The old athletic dining hall that was tucked under the East Stands of Bobby Dodd Stadium until 1981. It was my favorite spot because it was an all-you-can-eat refuge, where one could decompress from the rigors of the daily grind.”
Favorite building: “The old athletic dining hall that was tucked under the East Stands of Bobby Dodd Stadium until 1981. It was my favorite spot because it was an all-you-can-eat refuge, where one could decompress from the rigors of the daily grind.”

Jimmy Mitchell, CE 05
Chair-elect, vice chair of Roll Call
Favorite building: “As a student, it was Bobby Dodd. But now, as a civil engineer graduate, it is The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design because I was fortunate to be a lead for building it, thanks to my 20-year career in construction for Skanska. Without a doubt, that is my favorite building on campus both because I was involved and know everything about it and because it is one of the best examples of sustainable design and construction in the world.”
Favorite building: “As a student, it was Bobby Dodd. But now, as a civil engineer graduate, it is The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design because I was fortunate to be a lead for building it, thanks to my 20-year career in construction for Skanska. Without a doubt, that is my favorite building on campus both because I was involved and know everything about it and because it is one of the best examples of sustainable design and construction in the world.”

Sam Westbrook, IE 99
Vice chair of the Executive Committee
Favorite building: “Bobby Dodd Stadium. It’s where some of my best memories were made. I love that it’s in downtown Atlanta, the tradition, and excitement of the games, and most importantly, there were no exams or failed classes there.”
Favorite building: “Bobby Dodd Stadium. It’s where some of my best memories were made. I love that it’s in downtown Atlanta, the tradition, and excitement of the games, and most importantly, there were no exams or failed classes there.”

Dene H. Sheheane, MGT 91
President
Members At Large

Meredith Moot, Mgt 08
Favorite building: “You cannot beat Tech Tower. It’s absolutely iconic and such a special part of the Atlanta skyline. We certainly make a statement to the city and world.”

Alex Muñoz, Mgt 88
Favorite building: “The old Management Building (across the street from what was known as the SAC). I have lots of great memories of classes with Dr. Willie Belton.”

Amy Phuong, IA 05, MBA 14
Favorite building: “Skiles Walkway. It was my favorite ‘building’ to bump into friends and catch some fresh air in between classes and club meetings. I also spent a lot of time at the Student Center.”

Kenji Takeuchi, ME 94
Favorite building: “I have many fond memories of SAC and SAC fields, where I would regularly blow off steam with friends, participate in intramural sports, exercise, and get short relief from the countless study sessions.”
Trustees
Tommy Antonino BA 15, MS ANLT 22 Donnie O. Beamer ECON 05 Matt Bishop CMPE 06 Michael E. Bogachek IE 00 Alexia B. Borden IE 01 Jacky Cheng IE 17 Kimberly (Kilpatrick) Civins Mgt 92 Catherine L. Cooper IE 90 Cynthia D. Culbreath IE 93, MS IE 95 Adam L. Fuller MGT 93 Sid Gore ME 17, MS ME 20 Derek Goshay IE 93 Ryan Greene ME 00, MS Econ 01 Craig Hyde CMPE 05 TJ Kaplan PP 13 Brandon Kearse ME 08, MS CE 10 Kayla Kelly Econ 16 Olivia T. Langevine IAML 13 Sabrina McCorvey IE 90 |
Mihir Pathak ME 08, MS ME 10, PhD ME 13 Susan (Sutherland) Piña IE 93 Kyle G. Porter MGT 04 Joshua Roberts IE 02 Sonia Sardana IE 12 Greg Sitkiewicz IE 00 Courtney (Robinson) Smith MGT 00 Kofi Smith IE 99, MBA 09 Miya A. Smith IE 03 Russell T. Smith Class of 98 Peter Stewart CE 97 Casey Swails Mgt 07 Rani Tilva BA 18 Paul Trotti ME 00 Hayley Tsuchiyama ChBE 18 Benjamin Utt IM 81 D'Andre Waller ME 2017 Kourtney Wright CS 15, MS CS 23 Liz (Harriss) York Arch 90, M Arch 95 |
Emeriti Chairs
1920-21 *William H. Glenn Sr., ME 1891 1921-23 *Y. Frank Freeman, EE 10 1923-24 *G.M. Stout, EE 07 1924-26 *George W. McCarty, ME 08 1926-28 *Cherry L. Emerson, ME 08 1928-30 *George T. Marchmont, EE 07 1030-31 *J. Tyler Montague, ME 14 1931-33 *Bobby Jones, ME 22 1933-35 *Rhodes Perdue, Cls 21 1935-37 *Ben W. Sinclair, Cls 12 1937-39 *Frank M. Spratlin, Cls 06 1939-41 *William A. Parker, ME 19 1941-43 *Robert B. Wilby, EE 08 1943-45 *Cherry L. Emerson, ME 08 1945-47 *Frank A. Hooper, Cls 16 1947-49 *J. Joseph Westbrook, Com 29 1949-51 *Oscar G. Davis, ME 22 1951-52 *S. Price Gilbert Jr., ME 21 1952-53 *Charles R. Yates, GS 35 1954-54 *Ivan Allen Jr., Com 33 1954-55 *David J. Arnold, EE 18 1955-57 *Frederick G. Storey, GE 33 1957-58 *Charles R. Simons, IM 37 1958-59 *Charles R. Simons, IM 37 1959-60 *Joe L. Jennings, TE 23 1960-61 *R.A. Siegel, ChE 36 1961-62 *J. Frank Willett, EE 45 1962-63 *Ira H. Hardin, ME 24 1963-64 *William S. Terrell, Com 30 1964-65 *Daniel A. McKeever, EE 32 1965-66 *Madison F. Cole, TE 41 1966-67 *Alvin M. Ferst, IM 43 1967-68 *Howard Ector, IM 40 1968-69 *L.L Gellerstedt Jr., ChE 45 1969-70 *D. Braxton Blalock Jr., GS 34 1970-71 *James B. Ramage, IM 37 1971-72 *James P. Poole, IM 42 1972-73 *J. Frank Stovall Jr., TE 41 1973-74 *Thomas V. Patton, AE 43 1974-75 *L. Travis Brannon Jr., IM 49 1975-76 *William Van Landingham, IE 59 1976-77 *John Aderhold, EE 45 MS IE 67 1977-78 * Richard Whitehead Jr., ME 57 1978-79 Bernard Kroll, Arch 57 1979-80 *J. Frank Smith Jr., IM 55 1980-81 *Richard B. Bell, IM 61 1981-82 *Talmage L. Dryman, IM 45 1982-83 *Don L. Chapman, IM 61 1983-84 M. Lamar Oglesby, IM 50 1984-85 *E. Rembert DuBose, ME 48 1985-86 *Geoffrey C. Gill, IM 64 1986-87 Ben J. Dyer, IE 70 1987-88 Lawton “Mac” Nease III, IM 65 1988-89 *Bobby Joe Anderson, IM 50 1989-90 Oliver H. Sale Jr., ME 56 1990-91 *Shirley Clements Mewborn, EE 56 1991-92 *John C. Staton Jr., IM 60 1992-93 *H.H. “Buck” Stith, CE 58 1993-94 William Knight, IM 62 MS IM 68 1994-95 *Frank H. Maier Jr., IM 60 1995-96 H. Milton Stewart, IE 61 1996-97 Hubert H. Harris Jr., IM 65 1997-98 Frank Spears, CE 73 MS CE 80 1998-99 Jay M. McDonald, IM 68 1999-2000 *N. Allen Robertson, IE 69 2000-01 David M. McKenney, Phys 60 IE 64 2001-02 Albert S. Thornton, IM 68 2002-03 Robert L. Hall, IM 64 2003-04 L. Thomas Gay, IM 66 2004-05 Carey H. Brown, IE 69 2005-06 J. William Goodhew III, IM 61 2006-07 Janice N. Wittschiebe, Arch 78 M Arch 80 2007-08 C. Meade Sutterfield, EE 72 2008-09 William J. Todd, IM 71 2009-10 Joseph W. Evans, IM 71 2010-11 Alfredo Trujillo, AE 81 2011-12 C. Dean Alford, EE 76 2012-13 *Walter G. Ehmer IE 89 2013-14 Steve Chaddick EE 74, MS EE 82 2014-15 Robert N. Stargel EE 83 2015-16 Benton J. Mathis, Jr. IM 81 2016-17 Andrea L. Laliberte IE 82, MS IE 84 2017-18 David A. Bottoms MGT 01 2018-19 Bird D. Blitch IE 97 2019-20 S. Brent Zelnak MGT 94 2020-21 Jocelyn M. Stargel IE 82, MS IE 86 2021-22 Shan Pesaru, CMPE 05 2022-23 Magd M. Riad, IE 01 2023-2024 Betsy Bulat, IAML 04 2024-2025 Tommy Herrington, IMGT 82
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