Alumni Spotlight

When you graduate from Georgia Tech, the doors of the world are opened to you. Tech alumni have used their education to pursue exciting careers in almost every field imaginable. Take a moment to learn more about some of our alumni and read a word of advice they have for prospective students.

• Amber C. Mungin-Davis
  Current City and State: Atlanta, GA
  Major and Graduation Year: Business Management, 2003
  Occupation: Accounts/Product Manager

  Words of Encouragement to Prospective Students
  “No matter what, remember you are among the brightest students in the country because college will definitely test you. Remember to make the most of the experience and ENJOY this time because you will have the rest of your life to work! :o)”

• DuQuay Allen
  Current City and State: Duluth, GA
  Major and Graduation Year: Computer Engineering, 2004
  Occupation: Systems Analyst

  Words of Encouragement to Prospective Students
  “Georgia Tech will teach you lessons that will follow you throughout the rest of your life. Take this opportunity to learn as much about yourself and the world around you. Network as much as possible, because the guy in your Physics class could one day help you get a job, or the girl in the Student Center could give you tips about a class.”

• Tracee Howard
  Current City and State: Atlanta, GA
  Major and Graduation Year: Science, Technology, and Culture, 2006
  Occupation: Television Advertising Sales Account Executive

  Words of Encouragement to Prospective Students
  “The best thing about going to Georgia Tech was that I got the best of both worlds: a liberal arts education with a technical background. I encourage incoming students to embrace all the differences that Tech has to offer and to go against the norm. Make time to have fun, but make sure to do some studying in between! Go Jackets!”

• Joseph Hogans
  Current City and State: Atlanta, GA
  Major and Graduation Year: Electrical Engineering, 2007
  Occupation: Technology Consulting

  Words of Encouragement to Prospective Students
  The fact that you were admitted to Georgia Tech means that you have the potential and the ability to succeed at this school. Your actual success will depend on your work ethic and time management. Make use of your professors to succeed academically, and become actively involved in your student organizations to succeed socially and professionally.