Third-year biomedical engineering student Mira Mutnick has been named a Goldwater Scholar for 2022, one of the nation’s most prestigious honors for undergraduates in science, math, and engineering.

The OUE Equity Collective invites all students, faculty, and staff to hear from Sudanese Civil War refugee, Majok Marier, on April 22 from 1-2 p.m. Majok, one of the thousands of children known as the "Lost Boys and Girls of Sudan," will talk about his experiences in 1983 escaping the second Sudanese Civil War and his non-profit organization, Wells for Hope for South Sudan.

Using 70 years of tornado damage data, two Georgia Tech students have developed a proprietary model to help homeowners access financial support immediately following the devastation of a tornado.

Team carSEAL is finally bringing the ACC InVenture Prize trophy back to Georgia Tech. The group of five biomedical engineering undergraduates has won the sixth edition of the ACC InVenture Prize competition, beating out teams of student innovators from across the Atlantic Coast Conference.

The Georgia Tech Career Center, now reporting jointly to VPUE and VPGPE, have asked Georgia Tech Strategic Consulting (GTSC) to conduct a study to recommend options for further integrating graduate career development services with the Career Center. 

Steven Girardot has served as interim in the position since May 2021. This year marks 30 years since Girardot began his Yellow Jacket connection as a first-year chemical engineering student.

An inaugural cohort of 41 First-Year Semester Abroad (FYSA) students touched down on the Georgia Tech-Lorraine campus in Fall 2021. Led by Professor Vicki Birchfield, these first-year students accelerated their journey to global citizenship through an immersive learning experience that took them from Metz, France to Berlin, Germany and beyond.  

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For links to these positions and other career opportunities in OUE, please continue to check our "Work at OUE” page, as well as the GT OHR site.

Located at the parking deck behind the Engineered Biosystems Building (EBB), the new drive-through site provides saliva-based test kits that are sent directly to diagnostic testing. While no appointments are required, symptomatic individuals will need to register in mytest.gatech.edu as usual and show their barcode when visiting the site.

Please note that asymptomatic students and employees may continue to test at any campus surveillance site.

Testing continues to be available during the summer. If you're on campus, keep testing weekly to help make campus as safe and healthy as possible.

Covid-19 vaccines are available to all Georgia Tech students, faculty, and staff, as well as their family members ages 12 and older. Vaccine clinics are now taking place every Tuesday on campus.