The 2025 Spring Biannual Compliance Training will help Georgia Tech employees understand and uphold the University System of Georgia and the Institute’s policies and compliance obligations. 

The Office of Sustainability is offering a series of Living Learning Campus Pathways to provide unique, immersive learning opportunities that connect classroom knowledge with real-world experience in sustainability.

Georgia law requires that all Institute employees disclose business transactions — conducted by themselves or family members — with the state or any state agency.

As a result of proactive financial planning by a Georgia Tech working group, Institute operations are not expected to be immediately affected. The longer a shutdown lasts, the greater the likelihood that operational changes would be necessary.

Beginning Dec. 14, a planned outage for the campus chilled water distribution system will allow the current resiliency improvement project to test installations and continue with upgrades.

Toatley will begin her role on Jan. 1, 2025.

Jim Fortner, vice president and deputy chief business officer, is announcing his retirement from the Institute, effective March 1, 2025.

Georgia Tech has been awarded gold level status by the League of American Bicyclists

College applicants are increasingly choosing schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to the environment.

Since its January launch, the Office of Equal Opportunity, Compliance, and Conflict Management has been actively working to align policies, procedures, services, and personnel under the new centralized unit.