We are pleased to announce that Alex Howard is joining the Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success (OUESS) Marketing and Communications team as a Communications Officer I, effective 7/21/25.

We are pleased to announce that Jacob Bratcher has joined the Career Center as a Career Education Program Manager for Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts. In this role, he will provide tailored services for Ivan Allen students through programming, classroom presentations, and individual advising.

We are pleased to announce that Robert Hampson has been promoted to Director of Business Operations in the Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success (OUESS). Robert has been an invaluable member of OUESS since he joined as the Assistant Director of Business Operations in 2024. During his tenure, he has been instrumental in building and enhancing our infrastructure and operational systems. His leadership has created a positive and supportive environment in HR, administration, finance, and staff engagement, ensuring that our students and staff consistently receive excellent support.

On Tuesday, July 1st, Ignite held its first Experiential Speed Networking event at the Cypress Theater. As a tie-in to GT 1000’s Experiential Week, over 90 Ignite students connected with Academic Success and Advising (ASA), the Office of Experiential and Engaged Learning (E2L), and the Office of International Education (OIE) about resources and opportunities that will enhance their academic journeys at Georgia Tech.

The Office of Experiential and Engaged Learning (E2L) and the Career Center proudly congratulate Said Gomez on being selected as the recipient of the prestigious Jack Mangham Experiential Learning Award. Presented annually by the Georgia Association of Colleges & Employers (GACE), this award honors students across the state who exemplify the core values of experiential learning: strong work ethic, academic excellence, and good citizenship. Nominees are put forward by career services professionals and employers statewide. As this year’s awardee, Said was recognized throughout Georgia and received a monetary gift in honor of his achievement.