Welcome to 2026, Jackets! The spring semester is packed with chances to connect with career opportunities, engage with the campus community, showcase your research, get academic support, and more. Whether you’re gearing up for the job search or looking for ways to get involved, here are some standout events happening in the Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success (OUESS) to put on your radar.
Spring 2026 All-Majors Career Fair
January 26 – 27, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Hosted by the Career Center
Due to the potential for inclement weather, Georgia Tech’s Spring All-Majors Career Fair has been moved to a fully virtual format. Companies will still be actively recruiting for co-ops, internships, and full-time roles, so get started by creating your profile and uploading your resume to Career Fair Plus, which you will need to participate in the virtual fair (keep an eye on your Georgia Tech inbox and the Career Center website for details). Sign-ups to meet with employers open on Saturday, Jan. 24, at midnight, and additional instructions including FAQs will be posted on the event page linked below.
Shadow Days Across Atlanta Interest Meeting
January 29, 12 – 1:30 p.m.
Hosted by the Office of Student Achievement
Get ready to learn about Shadow Days Across Atlanta, a career exploration program that connects students with real-world professional experiences across the Atlanta area, offering opportunities to explore career paths, gain exposure to workplace environments, and build professional confidence. At the interest meeting, you’ll get an overview of how the program works, which employers are involved, and how to participate in upcoming shadow opportunities. Check the link below for updates or contact Dr. Charmaine Troy at charmaine.troy@gatech.edu for more information.
Meet the Talent: Student & Employer Mixer
February 26, 3 – 6 p.m.
Hosted by the Career Center
Looking to build meaningful connections with employers in a low-pressure, relaxed environment? The Meet the Talent: Student & Employer Mixer gives you the chance to meet companies interested in students from all majors and class years. The event starts with a reverse career fair where employers meet with student organization leadership, then transitions to open networking where you’ll explore opportunities, share your experiences, and make valuable industry connections.
Interactive Learning and Resource Center (ILARC) Grand Opening
TBD
Hosted by the Office of Student Achievement
This March, join the Office of Student Achievement for the ILARC Grand Opening! Featuring food, fun, and giveaways, you’ll have the chance to explore programs, discover upcoming opportunities for transfer, second-year, and continuing students, and connect with staff and student leaders. Tour the space, check out available technology, learn about resources, enjoy the wellness stations, and discover ways to get involved. Be sure to check the link below for event details and updates or contact Jamie Weiss at jamie.weiss@gatech.edu for more information.
Inaugural Community Innovation Program Project Showcase
April 7, 4 – 6 p.m.
Hosted by the Office of Experiential and Engaged Learning
The Community Innovation Program, a Community-Based Learning signature program, is an opportunity for undergraduates to participate in real-world, project-based work that supports non-profit organizations across Atlanta. At the end of the inaugural semester, the Project Showcase brings everything together in a community-wide event where students present their final deliverables, highlight the impact of their work, and share what they learned along the way.
20th Annual Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium
April 16, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Hosted by the Office of Experiential and Engaged Learning
The Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium is Georgia Tech’s largest showcase of student research, creativity, and discovery, bringing together hundreds of presenters from across campus. You’ll get to explore talks and poster sessions covering a wide range of fields, see how your peers are applying what they’ve learned, and get a feel for what undergraduate research can look like. Whether you’re already involved in research or just curious about getting started, the Symposium is an inspiring look at the innovative work happening at Tech.
Studypalooza
April 29, 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Hosted by Academic Success and Advising
Need help with a tough problem set or just want to study alongside others? Studypalooza is Tutoring and Learning Enrichment’s largest end-of-semester study event, featuring review sessions focused on high-demand courses like Math, Physics, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Computer Science. With support from faculty, Teaching Assistants, tutors, Learning Assistants, and PLUS leaders, Studypalooza is a campus-wide effort to help you feel confident heading into your exams.
Keep an eye on our event calendar throughout the year for more undergraduate events.