The $10,000 scholarship is awarded annually to a Georgia Tech graduating senior with the most outstanding scholastic record. It represents one of the highest academic honors given to an undergraduate student.

The scholarship helps students continue their education and pursue a research career in the natural sciences, mathematics, or engineering. Shovan Bhatia, Katie Groenhout, and Pradyot Yadav will each receive up to $7,500.

The award, which honors higher education institutions for successful implementation of projects that advance sustainability, recognized SLS’s Affiliated Courses Program.

Starting in Summer 2021, Georgia Tech will offer an opportunity for students to improve their financial literacy and well-being. GT 4100: Fundamentals of Personal Finance is a one-credit course that will be offered only on a pass/fail basis.

Last year’s event was canceled because of Covid-19, but it’s back this year in a virtual format that will mimic the bustling environment of an in-person event. Applications are due by Friday, March 26.

Many units at Georgia Tech are currently recruiting for part-time student positions. With flexible hours and a minimal commute, these are great opportunities to consider for the upcoming summer or fall semester.

Congratulations to all of the OUE staff who won, or were nominated for, awards this year! Click the link below for winner and award details.

Recha Reid to present at 2021 Deshpande Symposium; Francisco Castelan joins panel for Harvard Medical School webinar; Susan Belmonte presents American Educational Research Association (AERA).

Based on guidance from the Georgia Department of Public Health, Georgia Tech intends for the Fall 2021 semester to look very similar to Fall 2019.

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.