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Atlanta, GA | Posted: May 1, 2006
Summary Sentence:
Peggy Simmons creates artwork for the School
Full Summary:
Peggy Simmons creates special artwork for the School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
From left: Jim and Peggy Simmons, Professor and JaFor noted Charlotte, N.C., artist Peggy Simmons, the commission for a painting to hang in the School of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering was a labor of love. She met her husband, Jim Simmons, Text '66, MS Text '67, on campus 45 years ago.
"Georgia Tech means a lot to us, because it was there for us as we were married and provided a springboard for whatever success we've had together in life," said Jim Simmons, a member of the ChBE External Advisory Board.
Titled "Reflecting a Georgia Tech Life: The Past Inspiring the Future," the painting features the spanning windows of the Ford ES&T Building's Gossage Atrium, which mirrors imaginary reflections of several key Institute buildings located on other areas of the campus.
"The ES&T Building, especially with the big windows in the atrium area, just caught my attention," Peggy Simmons said. "It represents the future and it has a great reflection. Therefore, I had my idea
