In November 2022, Cassy McInnis, Program & Operations Manager for First-Year Semester Abroad, was elected as the Chair of the Staff Council Employee Health & Wellbeing (EH&W) Committee for 2023. I was incredibly nervous about taking on the role, as...

This new resource is an innovative web-based platform designed to help students make informed decisions about their career paths and provide them with the resources they need to succeed in the workforce. With features like a 20-question personality assessment, career...

By participating in the Jacket Job Ready Challenge, students will learn job readiness skills and gain insight into what it takes to secure the internship, co-op, and full-time job opportunities they want. Students will progress through 3 levels of the...

I’m sharing the bittersweet news that Jamie Whitehead has accepted a job offer in another unit on campus and will leave her role as Admin Professional at the GT Career Center. Jamie joined the team in early 2019 as a...

I'm reaching out with a bittersweet Career Center update. Richard South has announced his retirement, effective Tuesday, December 13. Richard initially began his tenure at GT in 1988, working in the public safety department for six years. He then returned...

To provide the best information, services, and activities to our many students, the HP recognizes the importance of collaboration across units of the Office of Undergraduate Education (OUE). In the first month of the fall semester, OUE partners from Undergraduate...

The Career Center would like to congratulate Nickolas Lee (Nick), for being the first Georgia Tech awardee of the Jack Mangham Experiential Learning Award. This award is presented annually to students from the Georgia Association of Colleges & Employers (GACE)...

The Career Center held the Co-op and Internship Honors Celebration Luncheon on April 19th, 2022. This is an annual event in which we celebrate the accomplishments and hard work of Georgia Tech students who pursued co-ops and internships, and the...

In January, Georgia Tech’s Serve-Learn-Sustain kicked off their newest program — Public Interest Technology (PIT) Student Fellows — with a cohort of ten multifaceted engineering students excited to put their technological chops — and their other talents, skills, and energy...