Dean Thomas Galloway Memorial Fund Gift

Tom Galloway was dean of the College of Architecture from 1992 until his death in 2007. His profound dedication to his students and his unique contributions to the Institute have left a remarkable legacy in the true tradition of Georgia Tech’s outstanding leaders. Galloway’s leadership and vision are evident throughout the College of Architecture, across campus, and in the city of Atlanta. He was a tireless advocate for the College of Architecture and for Georgia Tech in a period of growth and expansion both nationally and internationally. His wide-ranging academic and professional interests combined with a profound sense of community service inspired his friends, his faculty, and his students. He served as co-chair of the Peachtree Corridor Task Force Technical Committee on Planning and Design, Galloway combined his professional knowledge in city planning, his belief in community service and his commitment to urban issues.

After his death, Dean Galloway’s family created the Dean Thomas D. Galloway Memorial Fund for the College of Architecture in care of the Georgia Tech Foundation. His widow, Sharon Galloway, has been very generous and has granted the Auto Show a five year gift from this fund, that significantly helps with the expenses of the Show and enables the Tech Community to fully participate and be inclusive to all, so very different from some auto shows that are exclusive and expensive to take part in. We want to take this time to thank The Galloway’s for this gift in the Dean’s name. He was an amazing man and is missed by all.