Since 2001, The Goizueta Foundation has awarded Georgia Tech $6.25 million to strengthen its support of programs for Hispanic/Latino students and faculty. Established in 1992 by Roberto C. Goizueta, the late CEO and chairman of the board of directors of The Coca-Cola Company, The Goizueta Foundation supports educational programs that promote sustainable change and have a long-term impact in the community.

This endowment has enabled Georgia Tech to allocate resources for the recruitment and retention of students of Hispanic/Latino origin. It also provides support for enhancing the educational experience of students through interaction with faculty mentors, invited speakers, and special events and activities.

The Goizueta Foundation Scholarship

The Goizueta Foundation Scholarship may be awarded to incoming freshmen or transferring undergraduate students who have superior academic accomplishments and demonstrated leadership skills.
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The Goizueta Foundation Fellowship

The Goizueta Foundation Fellowship is intended to attract and promote exceptional graduate students of Hispanic/Latino origin who are interested in pursuing their Ph.D. at Georgia Tech.
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The Goizueta Foundation Faculty

The Georgia Institute of Technology is proud and honored to have the sponsorship of The Goizueta Foundation in support of outstanding faculty whose academic accomplishments and commitment to mentoring students and faculty serve as an inspiration.
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