Fall 2024 College of Engineering Master's Commencement Ceremony
Saturday, December 14
McCamish Pavilion
11 a.m.
Congratulations Graduates!
Watch the College of Engineering's Master's Ceremony
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For the first time, College of Engineering master’s graduates will celebrate together at a dedicated Commencement ceremony. Following an Institute-wide event for all master’s grads, join us for our more intimate, engineering-only Master’s Commencement. Graduates will be recognized individually and invited on stage to receive their degree and greet Raheem Beyah, dean of the College and Southern Company Chair.
SCHEDULE
Institute-wide Master’s Ceremony
Bobby Dodd Stadium
9 a.m.
College of Engineering Master’s Commencement
McCamish Pavilion
11 a.m.
Looking for information about the bachelor’s or Ph.D. ceremonies?
Visit the Georgia Tech Commencement website.
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Commencement Speaker
Satish Dhanasekaran
President and Chief Executive Officer
Keysight Technologies
Keysight Technologies delivers advanced design, validation, and test solutions to help accelerate innovation to connect and secure the world. Dhanasekaran has held multiple leadership roles at the company since 2006 and been a key part of shaping the company’s strategy. He has helped established Keysight’s leadership in 5G and made significant contributions to accelerate technology adoptions in other critical areas, including 400G, quantum, and electromagnetic spectrum operations. Dhanasekaran holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Florida State University and is passionate about advancing technology adoption rapidly through active participation in industry groups.
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Commencement Student Speaker
Daamini Visaalaakshi
Master’s in Aerospace Engineering
Management of Technology Certificate, Scheller College of Business
Daamini is part of the AE School's Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory, with a research focus in the digital design and manufacturing of aerospace systems. That includes leveraging digital twin technology, enhancing predictive maintenance capabilities, and applying systems advanced engineering methods to improve safety and traceability.
Daamini worked at Boeing and Raytheon prior to grad school.
She was the Vice President of Professional Development for Georgia Tech’s Graduate Student Government Association and a LEAD Fellow with the Georgia Tech Leadership Education and Development program. She also served as the Industry Chair for the Society of Women Engineers (Graduate Chapter), Co-chair for Women of Aeronautics and Astronautics (GT Chapter), and Performance Committee Chair for Aarohi – the Indian classical arts society.
Outside of aerospace, she is passionate about using dance as a medium to inspire individuals to pursue careers in STEM and to bridge the gap between performing arts and science. She currently is working on launching Dancers of STEM at Georgia Tech to build and nurture a community.
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