We love our OUE staff and wanted to take some time to show it. Drop by and enjoy some coffee/tea, breakfast, and swag in honor of the best staff on campus! All staff are welcomed and encouraged to attend. Hosted by Steven Girardot, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education

Time: Thursday, February 16, 2023, 10:00am – 11:00am

Location: Bradley Conference Room (behind Whistle Bistro)

High-level highlights from Office of Undergraduate Education departments from last semester.

The Georgia Tech Career Center is excited to announce the launch of a new Career Planning Resource Platform funded by the USG and powered by Steppingblocks.

Each year the Office of Undergraduate Education and the Team Leader Advisory Board hosts the GT 1000 & 2000 banquet. The annual celebration is an opportunity to applaud the dedication of the instructors and Team Leaders.

Vibha, a first-year biomedical engineering major and computer science minor, participated in a national data challenge posed the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) focused on building energy efficiency.  

Tutoring is free, online, and can be scheduled at the convenience of the student and tutor. Knack tutors are Georgia Tech students who have earned an A in the courses they support.

The inventions include a pulse oximeter, e-commerce management software, a device that detects spoiled insulin, and more.

Georgia Tech faculty, staff, and students are invited to volunteer as judges for the K-12 InVenture Prize Competition, where students identify real-world problems and design novel solutions through analysis, creativity, and the engineering design process.  

The council will begin holding office hours to allow the Office of the Provost community to surface needs, ideas, and requests for support and to provide an opportunity for individuals to express interest in participating in the Council’s work. 

Cassy McInnis, First-Year Semester Abroad, and Olga Kotlyar, Career Center, were recently elected as members of the 2022-23 Staff Council.

In this capacity, she will serve as a key deputy to the vice provost for undergraduate education for all operational, administrative, and related issues for OUE.

Berry developed the minor as a faculty member in the School of Public Policy.

Amara recently accepted a Program Coordinator position at the Honors Program. Her last day with SI&O will be February 22.

AJ's last day with High-Impact Learning Initiatives will be February 17th.

Rebecca Watts Hull, SLS Service Learning and Partnerships Specialist from 2019 to 2022, has been promoted to Assistant Director, Faculty Development for Sustainability Education Initiatives in the Center for Teaching and Learning.

Note: Town halls are not broadcast or recorded and will be in-person events.