George Woodruff, J. A. Brighton, Joseph M. Pettit, H. Bourne
Abstract
On September 20, 1985 the School of Mechanical Engineering was named for its benefactor, distinguished Atlanta business and civic leader, George W. Woodruff (class of 1917). Speeches were given by John A. Brighton, Henry C. Bourne, Joseph M. Pettit and George W. Woodruff.
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On September 20, 1985 the School of Mechanical Engineering was named for its benefactor, distinguished Atlanta business and civic leader, George W. Woodruff (class of 1917). Speeches were given by John A. Brighton, Henry C. Bourne, Joseph M. Pettit and George W. Woodruff.
Key concepts: George (robot), Atlanta, Class (philosophy), Management, Sociology, Engineering, Classics, Art