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The Division of Student Life at Georgia Tech is committed to enhancing the educational experience for our community members, both inside and outside of the classroom.

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Book a lecture, plan a campus event, or start a new student organization. The Division of Student Life offers hundreds of opportunities to get involved, volunteer, develop skills, and make a difference. 

Student Success

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We are home to the best and the brightest students from around the country and the world, but even Tech students need help every now and then to achieve success - both academically and personally. 

Valuing Diversity

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Diversity is one of Georgia Tech's greatest strengths. We have students who represent every state in the nation and more than 100 countries of the world. Georgia Tech students should graduate knowing how to learn, live, work, and lead in a global world.

New LGBTQIA Resource Center

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Welcome to the new & expanded LGBTQIA Resource Center!

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Student Code of Conduct

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Our Office of Student Integrity is here to educate and adjudicate! Know the code an earn your degree with honor!

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Events

  • Sep 24

    National Hazing Prevention Week: Banner Competition

    Each chapter, team, or student organization can display a banner to send a message about the importance of ending hazing

  • Sep 10 to Dec 17

    Let's Talk

    “Let’s Talk” is an outreach program designed to engage students by providing informal walk-in consultations with Georgia Tech Counseling Center (GTCC) counselors at sites across campus.

  • Sep 24

    National Hazing Prevention Week: I Pledge Too...

    Take the pledge and show your commitment to end hazing during an interactive tabling activity!

  • Sep 24

    Dahlak Brathwaite: Spiritrials

    Dahlak Brathwaite weaves through the autobiographical and the fictional, music and monologue, to examine his place in what appears to be a cultural rite of passage as a young black male.