Hello.
Congratulations.
You made it, Georgia Tech grads, 2014.
Thanks, mom and dad.
And thanks everyone else out there
for supporting me and encouraging me.
Hi, guys.
I would just like to thank my family for being so supportive
and believing in me when I doubted myself sometimes.
[SPEAKING SPANISH]
Go Jackets!
Graduating today is probably the biggest accomplishment
of my life.
And I am so thankful, especially to my parents, mom and dad,
my sister, Sheena, my dog, Lulu, and my boyfriend, [INAUDIBLE].
Hey, family.
Just want to give you all a shout out,
say thank you for all your support.
Hi, everyone.
I just want to thank my mom, dad, Andrew, Rachel,
and the rest of my wonderful family and friends.
Hi.
Thanks, mom and dad.
Thanks so much for being my biggest supporters
and for letting me graduate debt-free from school.
Thanks for coming down to my graduation.
Mom, dad, Jennifer, and Jonathan,
and the rest of my family, thank you
so much for coming out and supporting me at my graduation
today.
Go Jackets!
Yay!
I just want to say, thank you ama
and apa for all of your support over these many years.
I wouldn't come as far as I have without you guys.
And I also want to send a special shout out
to Paul Fincannon, the B&E adviser,
without whom I would have never gotten through the last five
years.
Thank you.
So thanks to my family and friends, my mom, dad,
and my cousins.
Go Jackets!
Go Buzz!
I'd like to thank my parents, first of all.
They've really pushed me through this journey
to get through Georgia Tech.
So has my brother, my grandparents,
they've been with me all the way supporting me.
My cousins, uncles, and aunts, I could call them by name.
I'd just like to thank everyone who helped me,
my church background.
And especially this guy here, Buzz.
And I would like to give a big thank you
to my friends and family, everybody
who helped get me here today.
Hello, class of 2014.
Congratulations.
My name is Andrew Gonzalez.
I am in computer engineering.
And I want to thank my parents, my mom, dad,
and my little brother.
And just congratulations to everyone.
All the hard work will pay off.
So keep at it.
Thanks, mom and dad for supporting me
through all this time.
And congrats to the class of 2014.
[INAUDIBLE]
Matt [INAUDIBLE], B.S. in Aerospace.
I just want to say thanks to my mom and dad, and my parents,
oh, my sister, my brother.
And I want to give a shout out to all of my friends
that helped me through this four years that I've been through.
We made it.
Yeah.
I just want to say thank you to my mom and dad for all
of the encouragement that you've given me
over these past 4 and 1/2 years, and to my brother
for encouraging me to go mechanical engineering.
And I have not regretted it since.
Hopefully, I never will.
I love you guys.
And thank you very much.
Yeah.
I did it.
I just wanted to thank my family for all the support they've
always given me.
So thanks, guys.
See you soon.
I want to give a shout out to my family and friends
for giving me support through the 4 and 1/2 years
that I've had.
This is the best years of my life and I enjoyed college.
Thanks again.
Thank you, my parents and everyone
who supported me through this past four years.
Anyway, so go Jackets!
I also want to shout out to the Georgia Tech lacrosse
club, lacrosse team.
A big shout out to my coach, Coach Ken Lovic.
A great four years playing lacrosse,
and I enjoyed it very much.
Thanks again.
Thank you so much, mom and dad and Hannah
for the [? extenuous ?] journey we've
taken through my 7 and 1/2 years of college.
It's been well worth it.
And I appreciate all your support.
I want to say thank you to all my family for all your support.
And a special shout out to my sister, a fellow Yellow Jacket,
for inspiring me to come to Tech.
Go Jackets!
Woo!
On behalf of the Georgia Tech parking
transportation services, congratulations
to the class of 2014.
Hi.
We're Team Four Guys.
And my name is Matthew Acker.
And I'd like to give a big shout out
to my beautiful wife and daughter, Andrea and Rose, as
well as my parents and family and friends.
I just want to thank everyone for supporting me
through this way.
I'm also with Team Four Guys.
I'd like to give a shout to my beautiful fiancee and my family
for helping me and supporting me through Georgia Tech.
I finally made it.
I'm [INAUDIBLE].
I want to thank my wife and my beautiful family
for all the support.
I love you all.
1-2-3.
To hell with Georgia.
Hey.
I'd like to just give a quick shout out
to my friends and family, Theta Chi, and all of my ME fellow
students who helped me on all the group
projects we did together.
We made it.
Hey, mom and dad.
I just wanted to thank you for being so supportive of me
throughout all my years at Georgia Tech.
Go Jackets!
Thanks, mom and dad.
Thanks, Georgia Tech.
Thank you, Buzz, for being Buzz.
And to hell with Georgia.
Hey.
I'd like to give a big shout out to my friends and especially
my family.
I can now say that I'm a Ramblin Wreck at Georgia Tech
and one hell of an engineer.
Thanks, Georgia Tech.
Hey, mom and dad.
I graduated.
But I still can read at a sixth-grade level.
Love you.
Bye.
Hey, mom.
Hey, dad, Adam, Nick, Joyce.
Thanks for coming.
I hope you like it.
I can't believe graduation day is finally here.
I wanted to graduate from Georgia Tech
since I was in the 10th grade.
And I really want to thank my mom and dad, Paul and Judy
[? Nighton, ?] and all my family and friends, and high school
teachers, and everyone else that's helped me along the way.
It's been a really long time getting here.
I'm really happy to finally be here.
My favorite memory since I've been at Tech
was when I joined the Ramblin Wreck
Club as a probate my freshman year.
And you're not allowed to touch the Ramblin Wreck as a freshman
or else we'll lose that other school.
And I finally got to ride in it after my last final spring
semester.
It was a Friday 8 A.M. final and I got picked up in the Wreck.
And it was truly a magical day getting
to experience Georgia Tech spirit in that way.
And I've really enjoyed all my time in the Ramblin Wreck Club
and at Georgia Tech.
I'm so happy that I'm a Ramblin Wreck from Georgia
Tech for the rest of my life.
Thank you so much, everyone.
We'd like to thank our friends and family--
The aerospace department--
The mechanical engineering department--
And the president scholarship program.
Go Jackets!
I'd like to give a shout out to my friends and family.
Thank you so much.
I couldn't do it without you.
Go Jackets!
I want to first of all thank my friends at Georgia tech,
[? Daricus, ?] [? Chorub, ?] Alexis,
that were helping me through economics.
And Sabrina, one of my best friends here and my roommate,
walking to campus every day talking about our troubles
at Georgia Tech really helped me to get me through.
I want to thank John and Tyler for going to Georgia Tech
football games with me, cheering on the Yellow Jackets
and cheering me on here.
And I want to thank Grandma Jean for helping
to make this possible.
And of course, number one, is to thank my mom
for being there with me every step of the way.
Most importantly, we'd just like to thank
God for this opportunity that we have and getting to graduate.
And we just want to thank our families
and specifically our parents for just supporting us and getting
us here.
Shout out, mom and dad.
And we'd like to thank our friends just
for encouraging us and supporting us
along this journey.
Go Jackets!
Sting 'em.
Bzzz.
So I want to thank my mom and my daddy for taking me here.
And now, I'm about to cross this stage and I'm so excited.
I also want to dedicate this moment to my son.
I love you too much, Julio.
I want to also thank his daddy because he
has been so supportive.
And I also want to thank Renita Washington, because we all
love her in the material science and engineering department,
because she helps us all and she's always ready for us.
It doesn't matter how busy she is.
She's always there for us.
I want to thank all my grandparents,
and everybody in my family, especially my sister,
because she has been the best through this whole journey.
Thank you so much.
I am so excited to be here with you all.
So Sarah and I are best friends.
We've had a lot of classes together.
We've failed a lot of tests together.
We've passed a few tests together.
And now we're graduating together.
Hi.
We both transferred to Georgia Tech.
And I can honestly say, it's the best decision
I've made in my life thus far.
Being in an environment where everyone's so driven
makes us drive to be the best people we can possibly be.
We did it!
Thanks, mom and dad.
And go Jackets!
Hi.
Thanks, mom.
Thanks, dad.
Thanks to Zach.
And thank you also to Dr. Spencer and Dr. Torres.
Go Jackets!
I just want to take a moment and thank my mom and dad
for everything you've done for me over the 4 plus years.
I definitely couldn't have done it without you all.
And thank you, grandma, for making the trip down here.
I love you all.
And to my fellow graduates, congratulations and go Jackets!
Woo!
Thanks to mom and dad and to all the supportive and amazing
people at Georgia Tech that have made
this experience incredible.
Thanks.
Woo!
Hey.
Just wanted to say thanks, mom and dad,
for putting up with me through all this.
And to my grandparents for being here today.
And to all my professors who made it worth the while.
Hi, everyone.
I know there's a lot of people, so I'm not
going to say any names.
But thank you all for coming out.
I love you, and I'm really excited.
You guys helped me get to this point.
And I look forward to seeing you all after the ceremony.
Thank you.
Hi.
I just wanted to say, hi, to my mom
and say, thank you so much for supporting me.
I know I've called you a ton of times and just complained.
But just thank you for getting me through it.
Go Jackets!
Hi, mom and daddy.
I'm finally here.
Thank you for all your support and for teaching
me to be the leader of good things.
I love you.
Let's see.
I want to thank my mom and dad and the rest of my family
for supporting me.
And all the people in the CM department,
COC, you guys have helped me a lot.
And I couldn't get through college without you guys.
And me, I would like to thank my mom a lot for helping
me and supporting me through school,
or I wouldn't have been able to finish.
And thank you everyone at the COC
for all the-- I'm getting teary-eyed now.
Just thank you for everything.
And congratulations class of 2014.
Woo!
Go Jackets!
Hello.
After 4 and 1/2 years at Georgia Tech,
I'm finally here at graduation.
4 and 1/2 is better than 5.
I'd just like to take the first chance to say, thank you
to my family and friends for making it out.
College of Architecture, I have to talk about you
because I spent endless nights in studio.
Thanks to Kesha for being my soundtrack most of the days.
I'm so happy, and I can't wait to spread
the word about Georgia Tech to other students in the future.
So congratulations to all the other graduates.
We've made it.
And go Jackets!
Woo!
That's right, Buzz.
Number one.
All right.
Thanks, mom and dad.
And a shout out to all my friends and family.
And go Jackets!
Today, I'd like to say, thank you
to my family, my professors, and my friends,
and everyone around me for everything
that I have received.
Thank you.
And hopefully my brother's going to be
another Yellow Jacket in the near future.
I would first of all like to thank
my parents are making it possible to go to Georgia Tech,
and thank all of my family members
who came before me are also great Tech fans.
I am a third-generation Tech student,
but I'm about to be a third-generation Tech graduate.
Go Jackets!
Hey, guys.
Congrats on graduating.
We're getting out.
So I want to thank personally my mom, and my family,
my friends, and everyone who's helped me getting through this.
So it's been awesome to get out now.
So go Jackets!
I just want to thank my family, friends, and girlfriends,
for all the support that they have given me
in the past 4 and 1/2 years.
Georgia Tech wasn't easy.
But you guys taught me that Georgia Tech
was a good home away from home.
Go Jackets!
I want to say, thank you to my family, especially my parents
for all the love and support, all my friends for all the fun
times I've had at Georgia Tech.
Congratulations to the class of 2014.
Go Jackets!
Thanks for a great 4--
And 1/2 years.
Go Jackets!
I'm excited about finally graduating today.
I just want to thank my wonderful parents,
my wonderful family, and then of course
my beautiful and wonderful wife, Michelle,
for helping me get this far and getting to this point today.
Yay.
Go jackets!
Hi, everyone.
I'm from mechanical engineering.
And I'm a psych major.
We are graduating this fall.
And Georgia Tech is awesome.
[SPEAKING KOREAN]
Go Jackets!
(SINGING) I'm a Ramblin Wreck from Georgia Tech
and a hell of an engineer.
Yeah!
To my lovely wife, Michelene, to my wonderful children,
[? Steven, ?] Spencer, Hannah, and [? Megan, ?] I want to say,
thank you from the bottom of my heart for loving and supporting
from 2,400 miles away in Spokane, Washington,
while I finish up a graduate program here in Atlanta.
I'm a smarter person now.
But the most important thing I've learned here at Tech
is how lucky I am to have you in my life.
And I am looking forward to spending the rest of it
with you.
I love you and thanks for being here with me.
I'd like to thank my grandfather for encouraging
me to be an engineer and not letting me go to Auburn.
I'd also like to thank my mom and my grandmother
and all my friends and family.
I could have made it to this day without you.
It's just as much of your day as it is mine.
I'm a hell of an engineer.
So I just want to thank my family
for being supportive of almost everything I've
done in the past 4 and a 1/2 years.
I love you guys.
It meant a lot to me that you were there for me.
Also, shout out to Professor Damian Williams.
You were hands down the best professor I've had at Tech.
Thank you.
Congratulations, class of 2014.
We made it.
Go Jackets!
Hi, mom and dad.
I just wanted to say, thank you for getting me
to where I am today.
And thank you, Georgia Tech, for this amazing experience.
And congratulations to everybody else.
I'd like to thank Marco Molinaro for being the best
professor I had at Georgia Tech.
He gave me the confidence to get through and finish strong.
Thanks a lot.
I just want to shout out to my friend Ronnie, a long time
roommate, all the times crying in our bedroom
thinking we would never graduate.
We made it.
Yay.
I just want to thank my family and all their support,
and my papa.
he's been there along the way and just
giving me encouragement.
And I want to thank my boyfriend, [? Sean, ?] as well.
His support has definitely got me to where I am today.
So I love you guys.
Thank you so much for being here.
I'd also like to thank my Professor Belton.
He is the reason why I am here and graduating, and graduating
with a major that I actually love.
So thank you, Professor Belton.
Congrats, graduating GT ambassadors.
We're going to miss you guys so much.
And we know you'll be so successful in the real world.
Good luck.
Bye.
Good luck.
Mom and dad, finally off the gravy train.
I love you both.
I couldn't have done it without you guys.
Andy and Rachel, it's been incredible
getting to get so much closer with you since college.
And you know that I love you both so much.
And to everybody else who our paths
have been merged in college, it's
been an incredible journey, and the best is yet to come.
And I love each and every one of you.
I was always there at all the events.
It wasn't easy trying to get through Georgia Tech.
But through the help and support of all the academic advisers
at Georgia Tech, OMED and everyone
has really helped me get through here.
And I look forward to starting the next part of my career.
Thank you.
Go Jackets!
Great job.
Go Jackets!
Congratulations, class of 2014.
Way to go.
Congratulations, class of 2014.
We did it.
Yay.
Thanks, mom and dad and to all my friends
for encouraging me and sticking with me for 4 and 1/2 years,
listening to my late-night complaints.
Go Jackets!
Woo!
Congratulations, class of 2014.
We did it.
Go Jackets!