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Georgia Tech reports enrollment growth and research success during Cabrera's tenure

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Ángel Cabrera served as president of Georgia Tech starting in 2019. During his time leading the institution, Georgia Tech's enrollment grew by 55%, making it the largest student body in the state. The school also reported that the number of startups launched from Georgia Tech more than tripled.

From ajc.com

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The university reached the second spot nationally in federally sponsored research expenditures during this period. These metrics indicate significant growth in institutional research capacity and the creation of new businesses.

From ajc.com

Who's involved

  • Ángel CabreraServed as president of Georgia Tech and was appointed president and CEO of the Aspen Institute.
  • Georgia TechPublic research university in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, where Ángel Cabrera served as president.

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  • Anthony HardingSpeculative

    The growth in startups from Georgia Tech could increase demand for specialized services from faculty like Anthony Harding.

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