Engineering the New South: Georgia Tech, 1885-1985
Robert C. Mcmath chronicles Georgia Tech’s first hundred years, from its founding in 1885 through 1985. Framing the institution within the history of the New South, this study explores Georgia Tech’s development and significance as an educational and engineering institution.
About This Book
Engineering the New South examines the history of Georgia Tech across its first century, from 1885 through 1985.
Robert C. Mcmath places the institution within the broader story of the New South and its transformation.
The book offers a historical account of Georgia Tech’s development as an educational and engineering institution.
It is suited to readers interested in higher education, engineering history, and the history of the American South.
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