Georgia Tech encourages anyone attending public events to wear a well-fitting face covering (preferably a N95/K95 mask or a surgical mask with a cloth mask over it, for example), to choose social activities that emphasize risk-reduction practices, and to participate regularly in campus asymptomatic surveillance testing. For testing locations and hours, visit health.gatech.edu/coronavirus/testing.
VIP Night at Barnes & Noble @ Georgia Tech
New Student Tours
New Student Tours
OUE’s Winter Welcome: Coffee, Cocoa, & Tea
Resume 101: Creating Your Resume
Note From Me to You
New Student Welcome
International Oppurtunites @ Tech
UAT Open House & Lunch and Learn: Preparing for Spring 2022
Maximizing Career Center Resources
Q&A for Co-op and Internship
Undergraduate Research Information Session
Student Innovation and the InVenture Prize Information Session
Academic Coaching Virtual Drop-In Hours
UAT Open House with Lunch & Learn: Academic Vision Boarding
Make Better Grades with Tutoring and PLUS!
Getting Ready for Graduate School or Fellowship Oppurtunities
Trent James, Comedy Magician

Felt Pin Making w/ LGBTQIA & Women’s Resource Center
Why Pursue a Co-op or an Internship?
Undergraduate Research Information Session
Lunch & Learn: Roadmap to exploring Majors and Minors
Job Searching for International Students
GT on Ice

RHA’s Bingo Bonanza
Employer Insight: How to Stand Out at a Career Fair
Getting Ready For Graduate School or Fellowship Opportunities
Tutoring & Academic Support Workshop
MOVEments Live: Hosting Conversations that Matter
RHA’s Warm-Up for Spring Semester
MLK Jr. Day of Service
MLK “Sunday Supper”: A Community Meal and Conversation
Winter Organization Fair
Academic Success Summit
Pre-Health Advising Drop-Ins

Free Group Fitness Classes
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Why Pursue a Co-op or an Internship?
11 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Virtual on Blue Jeans
Learn about co-ops and internships, the difference between the two, why you should pursue one, and the benefits of experiential education. Registration Required: primetime.bluejeans.com/a2m/register/twzhebfb
 
Felt Pin Making w/LGBTQIA & Women’s Resource Centers
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Centennial Room, Exhibition Hall
Join LGBTQIA and Women’s Resource Centers to make cute miniature felt pins to place on backpacks, clothing, etc. We will provide all supplies and instructions for basic designs. Designs may include avocado, donut, GT logo, and more!
 
GT Arts’ Campaign to Connect: A Note from Me to You x Empathy Between Two interactive Installation
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Arts Plaza, Ferst Center
In our first-ever full-circle, campus-wide letter-writing campaign, GT Arts is partnering with student groups, staff/daculty, resource organizations, and our visiting performing artists as an effort to spread some kind words of affirmation.  Tables will be on the Arts Plaza (or in the Ferst lobby, weather dependent) for you to come say hi, learn about our upcoming events, and write a letter of support to a fellow Yellow Jacket.  Once you’ve done that, simply write your address on the envelope provided so we can send you someone else’s special note just in time for midterms.
Our letter-writing station this day will be accompanied by interactive music installation, Empathy Between Two, led by 1^st year MSMT graduate student Timothy Min, whose work centers the undeniable, emotional influence that music is capable of.
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Undergraduate Research Information Session
4 p.m.
Klaus 1116 West
In this session, we will discuss undergraduate research programs at Tech. We will cover the benefits of undergraduate research, how to get involved, and cover some programmatic and institutional details. Sponsored by Academic Engagement Programs.
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Lunch and Learn: Roadmap to exploring majors and minors
1 – 2 p.m.
In-person registration at https://forms.office.com/r/0sQzPFzScj
Join virtually at https://bluejeans.com/222818703/1460 
Join Exploratory Advisor Stephanie Aluko as you learn the different majors and minors Georgia Tech has to offer. Registration is required and lunch will be provided for attendees (space is limited). Sponsored by Undergrad Advising & Transition.
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Job Searching for International Students
4 – 5 p.m.
Bradley Building -109 Conference Room Bradley
Discover how to market your transferrable skills, target International student friendly companies, and the differences between U.S. and international job searches. Sponsored by the Career Center.
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SCPC Presents: GT on Ice
6:30-11:00pm
Park Tavern in Piedmont Park
The Student Center Programs Council, in partnership with SGA, is proud to present GT on Ice as a part of this semester’s Week of Welcome event. Skate in the iconic Piedmont Park while making new friends or reconnecting with old ones. Reserve your free tickets through Campus Tickets starting on Monday, January 10. We can’t wait to see you there! For questions or assistance, please email [email protected]
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RHA’s Bingo Bonanza
9:15 p.m. – 10:30 pm
Brittain Dining Hall
Test your luck at RHA’s Bingo Bonanza! With over $1000 in prizes, music, snacks, and more you are sure to relive Grandma’s glorious bingo days. Chances are high with 10 total games of 1 winner or more, so bring a friend and show them your bingo skills! RSVP required through Engage.
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Employer Insight: How to Stand out at a Career Fair
12 p.m.-1 p.m.
Blue Jeans Virtual Workshop
Employer representatives will provide and share their view on how you can successfully prepare and stand out at a career fair. Registration Required: primetime.bluejeans.com/a2m/register/wcahphhg. Sponsored by the Career Center.
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Getting Ready for Graduate School or Fellowship Opportunities
2 p.m.
BlueJeans: bluejeans.com/346424350/4483
It is never too early to begin considering the next stage of your education or to explore funding opportunities that might enhance your education with travel, research, or further study. This session provides an overview of services and some steps you can take right away to explore your interests and prepare for applications to graduate school or prestigious fellowship opportunities. Sponsored by Pre-Graduate and Pre-Professional Advising.
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GT Arts’ Campaign to Connect: An Unplugged Thought Walk with GEMS
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Scheller Entrance on West Peachtree Street
This challenge may seem simple, but not everything is as easy as it seems.  Join students from Scheller’s GEMS program in partnership with GT Arts as they lead a silent walking campus tour.  Participants will be asked to take a two-hour walk without any digital devices.  Feel free to sit and stop along the way.  What happens when you’re encouraged to be alone, truly alone, with your own body and brain?  How has technology changed how we connect to ourselves, and others, and how we approach our daily lives?  What sacrifices have we made for the sake of data collection? 
Participants will be asked to jot down 20 things that they observed during their walk, which Gabriel Kahane will use as source material for an original song to be performed during his concert at the Ferst Center on Saturday, February 5.  
Interested in joining the walking tour?  Email: Skye ([email protected]) to sign up. Interested in hosting an unplugged walking tour of your own? Email: Kara ([email protected]) for more information
 
MOVEments Live: Hosting Conversations that Matter
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Ferst Center for the Arts
Join us as the MOVEments podcast team hosts four live podcast interviews focused on commitment to community, leadership lessons, and our MLK Jr. holiday theme of “It Starts with Me”. Conversations will feature leaders from the Atlanta and Georgia Tech community who have made considerable impact at local, state, and global levels, and will be interviewed by current Georgia Tech students. MOVEments Live will be offered in a hybrid format with in-person participants and synchronous live-streaming from the Ferst Center for the Arts. More info: studentengagement.gatech.edu/content/engage-symposium. Sponsored by Civic Engagement and MOVE.
 
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RHA’s Warm-Up for Spring Semester
Times and Locations Varies
Watch out for RHA’s GEM Cart during the 2nd week of classes! We will be making our way around campus giving out Hot Chocolate, Coffee, and donuts to students on their way to/from classes! You can find more information on our website and keep up with our location day-of on our Instagram: @rhagt.
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MLK Jr. Day of Service
8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Exhibition Hall
Join us for Georgia Tech’s 12th annual MLK Day of Service, an immersive, community service program that connects Georgia Tech community members to hands-on service projects and social issue education in the Atlanta area! Each year, on the observed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we offer the chance to make it a “day on, not a day off” partnering with local organizations to connect, serve, and move us closer to Dr. King’s vision of a ‘Beloved Community’. Individual and group registration options will be available. General info: civic-engagement.gatech.edu/content/mlk-day-programming. Sponsored by Civic Engagement and MOVE.
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MLK “Sunday Supper”: A Community Meal and Conversation
5:30-7pm
Exhibition Hall
Gather with your fellow Georgia Tech community members for our 9th annual MLK “Sunday Supper”. This nationally recognized event draws inspiration from Dr. King’s vision to bring individuals together to engage in meaningful discussion about current issues. We are excited to come together over a meal and to engage in meaningful dialogue about the 2022 MLK celebration events, Dr. King’s legacy, and this year’s theme, “It Starts with Me: Shifting Priorities to Create the Beloved Community.” General info: civic-engagement.gatech.edu/content/mlk-day-programming. Sponsored by CEISMC and Civic Engagement.
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Winter Organizations Fair
Tech Green/Walkway
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Each Spring, the Center for Student Engagement and SGA host the Winter Org Fair which provides new and returning Yellow Jackets an opportunity to connect with our 550+ Registered Student Organizations! Grab a coffee at Clough and stop by Tech Walkway on your way between classes to find your community on campus!
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Academic Success Summit
8 a.m. on Canvas
The Success Summit is an event especially created to offer Tech students tools and practical resources to successfully transition to the institution or the next semester, depending on the student. The online modules will cover topics ranging from time management to motivation. The Summit format will be online using self-paced modules on Canvas, daily discussion boards, and live panels over the course of five days. Sponsored by Undergrad Advising and Transition.
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Pre-Health Advising Drop-Ins
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 8:30 – 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday and Thursday 3 – 4 p.m. Virtual at bluejeans.com/9333435893
Students considering careers in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary sciences, public health, or other health-related fields are invited to join Georgia Tech’s Pre-Health Advisors for drop-in advising hours. Bring your questions and come prepared to hear from advisors and students alike about opportunities in pre-health at GT. Sponsored by Pre-Graduate and Pre-Professional Advising.
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Free Group Fitness Classes
Various Times
Campus Recreation Center (CRC)
Join the CRC if a FREE week of group fitness classes! Drop-in group fitness classes are non-credit and focus on conditioning, strengthening and toning the body through various degrees on intensity. Classes include indoor cycling, step, power yoga, and much more. Find the full schedule at crc.gatech.edu/fitness/group. Sponsored by Campus Recreation.

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