William "Bill" Todd Collection
Collection
Identifier: UA462
2 boxes Administrative records, Campus Culture Action Plan Committee records, courses materials, correspondences from student, 2012-2023 (location:11F2)
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Bill Todd is a Professor of the Practice at Georgia Tech's Scheller School of Business. A Tech Graduate (IM '71), he attended Harvard's Institute for Educational Management and began his career at Emory. His four decade career since has focused on healthcare and technology management in Atlanta. He was the founding president of the Georgia Research Alliance in 1990, and has raised over $300 million for cancer research and prevention as the president and CEO of the Georgia Cancer Coalition. Since joining Tech at 2011, he has taught Principles of Management courses across campus and developed three Healthcare Management courses, creating four new case studies each semester. He is also a Faculty Guide for the prestigious Stamps President Scholar's program, and in 2019 became the interim President and CEO of the Georgia Tech Alumni Association.
2.09 Linear Feet (5 Hollinger boxes)
English
The collection consists of documents from Bill Todd's time as a professor at Tech. Documents include student evaluations and feedback from classes he taught, case studies from his courses, records from his involvement across campus (including the Campus Culture Action team and the Diversity-Inclusion fellows), and personal correspondence.
Arranged in 5 Series: 1. Course Evaluations, 2. Course Material Development, 3. Campus Involvement, 4. Keepsake/Correspondence, 5. Miscellaneous
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