As a result of proactive financial planning, most Institute operations would not be immediately affected. The longer a shutdown lasts, the greater the likelihood that operational changes would be necessary. 

These programs provide a tuition and mandatory fee waiver or reimbursement to full-time employees and research-titled faculty.

The progress of campus construction keeps a steady pace year-round. Below is a status update of campus projects.

Employees have until 11:59 p.m. (EDT) on Friday, Oct. 27, to complete all of the training modules.

The Institute continues to monitor the situation in the event a federal shutdown occurs after the extended Nov. 17 deadline.

Daren Hubbard has announced he will join Princeton University as vice president for Information Technology and chief information officer.

To implement operational resiliency for the entire campus, beginning in mid-December, the chilled water system valves will be replaced, or new ones installed, in a phased approach.

Construction mobilizes on the construction of connections from Tech Parkway to the John Lewis Student Center area.

Leo Howell, chief information security officer at Georgia Tech, has been named interim vice president for Information Technology and chief information officer.

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