The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. James Reilly is the author and "dean" of Negro Leagues baseball history.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. James Reilly is the author and "dean" of Negro Leagues baseball history.
Baseball

“Shades of Greatness” Baseball Symposium

The Georgia Tech baseball team attended Negro Baseball League symposium entitled "Shades of Greatness" on Thursday, March 3.

The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. James Reilly is the author and "dean" of Negro Leagues baseball history.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. James Reilly is the author and "dean" of Negro Leagues baseball history.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. James Reilly is the author and "dean" of Negro Leagues baseball history.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. James Reilly is the author and "dean" of Negro Leagues baseball history.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Baseball coach Danny Hall sits in the background.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Baseball coach Danny Hall sits in the background.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Baseball coach Danny Hall sits in the background.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Baseball coach Danny Hall sits in the background.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eleanor Alexander is a professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society (HTS).The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eleanor Alexander is a professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society (HTS).
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Douglas Flamming is a professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society (HTS).The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Douglas Flamming is a professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society (HTS).
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Danny Hall is the head baseball coach at Georgia Tech.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Danny Hall is the head baseball coach at Georgia Tech.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Lucius Sanford is the executive director, Letterwinner Association, in the GT Athletic Association.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Lucius Sanford is the executive director, Letterwinner Association, in the GT Athletic Association.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eleanor Alexander is a professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society (HTS).The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eleanor Alexander is a professor in the School of History, Technology, and Society (HTS).
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Jacqueline Royster is the dean of Ivan Allen College (IAC).The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Jacqueline Royster is the dean of Ivan Allen College (IAC).
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Danny Hall and James Reilly pose for a picture with two baseball players.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Danny Hall and James Reilly pose for a picture with two baseball players.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan and Dan Radakovich, director of GT Athletic Association.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan and Dan Radakovich, director of GT Athletic Association.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan and baseball players.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan and baseball players.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan and baseball players.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. Panelists included representatives from the Georgia Tech faculty and the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. The discussion took place in the D.M. Smith building. Eddie McAshan and baseball players.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion. Gary May and Dan Radakovich presented Red with a gift.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion. Gary May and Dan Radakovich presented Red with a gift.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion. Gary May and Dan Radakovich presented Red with a gift.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion. Gary May and Dan Radakovich presented Red with a gift.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library after the discussion.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library, where the "Shades of Greatness - Art Inspired by Negro Leagues Baseball" exhibition is until March 20, 2011. The art show was made possible by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library, where the "Shades of Greatness - Art Inspired by Negro Leagues Baseball" exhibition is until March 20, 2011. The art show was made possible by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library, where the "Shades of Greatness - Art Inspired by Negro Leagues Baseball" exhibition is until March 20, 2011. The art show was made possible by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library, where the "Shades of Greatness - Art Inspired by Negro Leagues Baseball" exhibition is until March 20, 2011. The art show was made possible by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.
The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library, where the "Shades of Greatness - Art Inspired by Negro Leagues Baseball" exhibition is until March 20, 2011. The art show was made possible by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.The Shades of Greatness art exhibit and panel discussion provided the campus with an opportunity to reflect on African American history and culture through the lens of sports. The reception for James "Red" Moore was held in the library, where the "Shades of Greatness - Art Inspired by Negro Leagues Baseball" exhibition is until March 20, 2011. The art show was made possible by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.