Date Announced; Registration for the 2025 Career, Research, Innovation, and Development Conference (CRIDC) Poster Competition Opens Soon!
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The 2025 Career, Research, and Innovation Development Conference (CRIDC), sponsored by the Graduate Student Government Association and the Office of Graduate Education will be on February 6, 2025. CRIDC is an annual professional development event that offers a poster competition, panel sessions led by industry leaders, and career networking opportunities. CRIDC is designed to equip graduate students of all degree types with the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in the ever-changing job market. Registration for the Poster Competition opens soon. Learn more about the CRIDC by checking out the website below.
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Employing Business Analytics for Social Impact: A Partnership Between a Colombian Nonprofit and Scheller's Business Analytics Center
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Through a business analytics practicum course, a team of MBA students at Scheller is working with data analysts at a Colombian compensation fund to help anticipate the future economic and social needs of workers and their families.
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A Photo Finish: Getting the Graduation Shot
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As the big day approaches, graduates across campus have already been spotted sporting regalia and posing for photos. Luckily Tech offers many picturesque locations, with plenty more available across Atlanta, providing stunning backdrops. Visit one of the sites below — or all of them if you're feeling ambitious — and take a few tips from a professional photographer on how to compose the shot.
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| Career Development Opportunity: 2024-25 Mentoring workshop series for graduate students and postdocs: Fostering Independence and Professional Development workshop
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Graduate and Postdoctoral Education's mentoring workshop series for graduate students and postdocs is hosting a workshop on Fostering Independence and Professional Development. This takes place on December 12, 11:30 - 1:00 pm. This session will focus on fostering independence and supporting the professional development of mentees. Participants will discuss the progression of graduate students their research and academics, and how mentors can help support their professional skill development at each stage.Individuals who complete five workshops will receive a certificate of completion.
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Funding Opportunities: Innovation in Building (IBUILD) Graduate Research Fellowship
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The Innovation in Buildings (IBUILD) Graduate Research Fellowship, managed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, aims to strengthen the pool of well-trained, diverse PhD scholars who are equipped for research-intensive building technologies careers in academia, industry, and the national labs.
Fellowships begin July-September, 2025. Application Closes on December 6, 2024 at 11:59 p.m., Eastern Time.
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The Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE NNSA SSGF) is currently accepting applications through January 14, 2025. The DOE NNSA SSGF seeks and supports students pursuing a Ph.D. in areas of interest to stewardship science, such as materials under extreme conditions, nuclear science, or high energy density physics. Renewable for up to four years, the fellowship is open to U.S. citizens who plan full-time, uninterrupted study toward a doctoral degree at an accredited U.S. university.
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Buzz's Chocolate Factory Midnight Breakfast Relaxation Fest
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Finals got you stressed? Take a sweet escape into a whimsical wonderland on Monday, December 9th, from 9 PM to midnight at the Student Center!
Feast on a scrumptious breakfast spread, from fluffy waffles to sizzling eggs, all served up by our amazing GT staff—completely on the house! Let your creativity flow at candy-inspired crafts, snap photos in the Chocolate Factory photo booth, and immerse yourself in a night of fantastical fun. Tickets are FREE for Georgia Tech students!
For questions or accommodations, email ramblin@scpc.gatech.edu.
Don’t forget to don your best Wonka-inspired attire—we’ll see you in the world of pure imagination!
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Wellness Opportunities: Free Group Fitness Classes this week at the CRC
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Campus Recreation is offering FREE group fitness classes Dec. 4-12 for Finals Week. Take a study break to de-stress with your friends, get your body moving, and try something new. Check out our website for the official schedule and to register.
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Feeling like you need a study break? The Wellness Empowerment Center (W.E. Center) and its Healthy Jacket Peer Educators invite you to our Tea Time Study Break on Wednesday Dec. 4 from 4-6 p.m. in Klaus Advanced Computing Building Room 1443. Come enjoy free pizza, hot drinks, and refreshments while relaxing with friends. We’ll also be making calming jars to help you unwind!
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| Stamps Services New Feature
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Stamps Health Services is offering a new feature that allows students to opt in and receive text notifications about upcoming appointments and notifications about secure messages sent to their patient portal. Patients can follow these simple steps to update their communications preferences within their patient portal. To make an appointment, visit your patient portal online or call 404.894.1420.
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Wellness Empowerment Center now offering Wellness Coaching
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The wellness coaching program from the Wellness Empowerment Center (W.E. Center) is designed to help you deal with these stressors by assessing your health and wellness goals and providing an individualized action plan to help you achieve them. Through one-on-one sessions, students identify areas for growth, explore personal goals, and strengthen skills that promote resilience and well-being. Common topics in wellness coaching sessions include stress management, sleep hygiene, physical health, time management, and work-life balance.
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Center for Mental Health Resources' FREE Resources Available Now
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Georgia Tech offers a variety of free mental health support services and resources that are designed to help students with issues both big and small.
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Uwill - free virtual counseling sessions (4 per year) without a referral
- Peer Coaching - talk to a fellow Georgia Tech student who can listen and connect you with appropriate support
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Headspace - free mindfulness and meditation app . For additional mental health support, students can call the Center for Mental Health Care and Resources at 404.894.2575 or visit Suite 238 in the Smithgall Student Services Building Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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