It is a good time to remind ourselves of Georgia Tech’s recent operational shifts to help keep the community as safe as possible while we move from a temporary emergency Covid-19 response into an ongoing, sustainable Covid-19 response.

After a nationwide search and interview process, Didier Contis has been selected as the new executive director of Academic Technology, Innovation, Research Computing within the Office of Information Technology.

2022 has been a pivotal year for the Georgia Tech campus as existing construction on campus forged ahead, new projects broke ground, and design work for future transformative projects continues.

Beginning Monday, Oct. 17, all active employees hired on or before Oct. 3, 2022, are required to complete this year’s Annual Compliance Training.

The Administrative Services Center (ASC) is now open, and ASC personnel have begun serving the campus community.

Starting this weekend, there will be filming near Bobby Dodd Stadium, and the campus community should be aware of a few potential disruptions.

With the widespread availability of Covid-19 vaccines and boosters, Stamps Health Services is shifting its operations to resume its student-centered mission and will end its provision of Covid-19 vaccines to faculty and staff at the end of December.

All active employees (faculty, staff, Tech Temps, retired-but-working, and student employees) hired on or before Oct. 3, 2022, are required to complete the 2022 Annual Compliance Training no later than Monday, Dec. 19.

The Campanile and redesigned surrounding fountain will come online shortly.

Planning is underway to develop the Comprehensive Campus Plan (CCP) – a living document that will inform how campus space can be utilized to support the growing and changing campus community for the next 10 years and beyond.