The 2020 Impact Report is here and for the first-time, all online! The report shows OUE’s contribution to the Institute’s goals and missions by describing our activities, highlights, trends, and key accomplishments over the past academic year. New the report this year: staff highlights, OUE by the numbers, Covid-19 reflections, and more.

The GT 1000 and GT 2000 Program — which organizes seminars for first-year and transfer students — is recruiting Team Leaders (TLs) for the upcoming summer and fall semesters

This programming is a product of our productive collaboration with Graduate Career Development and encompasses events for all Georgia Tech students. The schedule is robust with 100+ events between December 2020 to April 2021.

2019 LMC graduate, Cassidy Reese, has recently finished her first year working as a technical communications specialist as a Georgia Tech staff member. For Cassidy, balancing a year of transition with a year of unprecedented challenges is no easy feat.

2020 has been a year of challenges and changes as we try to find new ways to stay connected in our personal and professional lives.

Klemis Kitchen is starting their annual food drive and OUE is sponsoring the month of January. At this time, it’s not feasible to conduct a physical food drive so they're asking that you donate cash to be used to purchase food to keep Klemis Kitchen and the outposts stocked.

Next Monday, OUE is rolling out a new weekly email that will gather important dates across our units and campus and deliver them right to your inbox. Be on the lookout and let us know if you have any missing programs or dates!

Have questions in advance? Submit them via Qualtrics before January 28th. All questions will be anonymous.

Career Center welcomes Kayla McLaughlin; Christina Wan to present at two upcoming conferences; Susan Belmonte accepted into 2021 Inclusive Leaders Academy; and Rebecca Watts Hull to serve on two advisory boards.

This year, the 2021 Georgia Tech Martin Luther King Jr. celebration and commemorative event series will take place virtually, with events offered until the end of the month.

If you live or work on campus, we strongly encourage you to get tested weekly, even if you aren’t experiencing Covid-19 symptoms. This is an essential part of protecting yourself and the Georgia Tech community. There are several options for getting tested, both on and off campus.