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Atlanta, GA | Posted: November 18, 2015
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The Georgia Tech chapter of Sigma Gamma Tau, the honor society for aerospace engineers, inducted 20 new members during ceremonies held at the Bill Moore Student Success Center on November 5.
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Sigma Gamma Tau Fall 2015The Georgia Tech chapter of Sigma Gamma Tau, the honor society for aerospace engineers, inducted 20 new members during ceremonies held at the Bill Moore Student Success Center on November 5.
The induction brings to 70 the number of SGT members in the Georgia Tech chapter, said Chapter President Swapnil Pujari.
"The new inductees have been recognized as those individuals in the field of aerospace engineering who have, through scholarship, integrity, and outstanding achievement been a credit to their profession,” said Pujari, a senior from Alpharetta.
To qualify for induction, sophomores must be academically ranked in the top 20 percent of their class. Juniors and seniors must be ranked in the top 25 and top 33 percent, respectively.
The Fall 2015 inductees, pictured above, are:
Dawn Andrews, Elizabeth Balga, Borja Ballester, Matt Bernstein, Harleen Brar, Camilio Duarte, Katherine Gross, Marc Henri, Nitin Jain, James Morgan, Joshua Netter, Jose Sanchez, Alton Schultheis, Firas Sheik, Maddie Sibilia, Joshua Siniard, Liam Smith, Stephen Sola, David Twibell, and Ebrahim Yavari.
The GT chapter of SGT is involved in a number of high-profile activities on campus, including the recent Trivia Night, where AIAA executive director Dr. Sandra Magnus served as the MC. The group also organizes and hosts the annual Senior Banquet, which last year featured an inspirational talk by NASA Administrator Charles Bolden. The group regularly sponsors free tutoring for fellow underclassmen.
Find out more about the Georgia Tech chapter of Sigma Gamma Tau.
