Civil Rights legend and top aide to Dr. King, Ambassador
Andrew Young, will give a special lecture for Georgia Tech freshmen. The
lecture is free, but tickets are required as space is limited.
Details:
Date: Tuesday, October 11th
Time: 11am – 12pm (Book signing immediately following)
Location: Georgia Tech’s Ferst Center for the Arts
Tickets: Tickets are free but space is limited. Tickets may be picked up at the Student Center Box Office or CORE Help Desk in Clough Commons. (Buzzcard ID is required)
Time: 11am – 12pm (Book signing immediately following)
Location: Georgia Tech’s Ferst Center for the Arts
Tickets: Tickets are free but space is limited. Tickets may be picked up at the Student Center Box Office or CORE Help Desk in Clough Commons. (Buzzcard ID is required)
About Ambassador Young:
Ambassador Andrew Young’s humanitarian efforts and influence
have spanned the globe. From his beginnings as an ordained minister and
top aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the civil rights movement to his current
position as founding principal and chair of GoodWorks International, an
organization that embraces his long-held mission of facilitating economic
development in the Caribbean and Africa, Ambassador Young has dedicated himself
to improving the lives of all people, particularly those in Africa and the
Diaspora. Ambassador Young served in the United States Congress and as United
States Ambassador to the United Nations during the Carter Administration. He
was a former mayor of Atlanta for two terms.
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