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Atlanta, GA | Posted: May 6, 2021
Di Minardi
di.minardi@gatech.edu
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Burke's speech will reflect on “what has ultimately made my time at Georgia Tech meaningful.”
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Abigail BurkeAbigail Burke, B.S. Economics and International Affairs (EIA), will speak at the afternoon Bachelor's Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 8th. She said she was motivated to speak because all four of her grandparents will be attending and that her speech will reflect on “what has ultimately made my time at Georgia Tech meaningful.”
After graduation, Burke will spend the summer working on a ranch in Colorado before starting a master’s degree in social science of the internet at the University of Oxford.
Read the full article about Burke and the other student speakers here: Students Prepare to Reflect with Peers.
