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Georgia Tech Launches New Strategic Plan

Nov 19, 2020 — Atlanta, GA

Georgia Tech has launched its new strategic plan, which presents a shared vision for the next decade, leading with motto, “Progress and Service for All”.  

The ambitious goals and bold actions of the plan prioritizes six key areas: 

  • Amplify Impact 

  • Champion Innovation 

  • Connect Globally 

  • Expand Access 

  • Cultivate Well-Being 

  • Lead by Example 

To view the full plan, visit https://strategicplan.gatech.edu.  

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