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GT Alumni (& Graduating Seniors) Career Fair @ Cobb Galleria, Tues. 3/6; Register by TOMORROW 2/28

Monday, February 27th, 2012

The 29th Annual Alumni Career Fair will be held at the Cobb Galleria Centre–Two Galleria Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30339 on Tuesday, March 6, 2012 .

Register online.

Don’t miss the 29th Annual Georgia Tech Alumni Career Fair–Georgia Tech’s exclusive career event!

Event Schedule:

11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Career Fair Check-In
12:15-1:30 p.m. Lunch and Keynote Presentation: Ralph Cleveland, ME 1986, Executive Vice President and President of Nicor GasPathfinding, The Art of Making Way for Success

Life is a creative journey. Most often the missing activity for creating the life you desire and realizing your potential and aspirations is “pathfinding”, building plans to achieve your goals that work.

1:30-6 p.m. Career Fair
5—7 p.m. Networking Meet and Greet at Buckhead Pizza Company in the Galleria Mall – hosted by the Marietta Network and sponsored by Hunter Technical Resources

Note:  Although the Career Fair ends at 6 p.m. alumni who arrive after 5:30 p.m. will not be admitted.

Registration Information:

The Georgia Tech Alumni Career Fair is an exclusive benefit for alumni of the Georgia Institute of Technology as well as current Georgia Tech graduate students and students graduating in 2012.  If you have not received a degree from Georgia Tech or are not currently enrolled at Tech as a graduate student or a student graduating in 2012, you are not eligible to register for the Career Fair.

The deadline to pre-register is February 28.  Please note you must pre-register for the lunch workshop.  Register online.

For registration questions, please contact Nicole Ikeda or by phone at 404-894-0796.

Resume Submittal Process:

Career fair attendees should be prepared to distribute paper copies of their resume at the career fair and will be mailed specific directions on uploading their electronic resumes.

Helpful Information:

  • Can I attend the Lunch and Keynote Presentation and not the Career Fair?
    Yes, you can register online for this event through the Career Fair registration process.
  • How many resume copies should I bring to the Fair?
    Based on our experience, you will need a minimum of 15-25 depending on the desired field of interest. Review the company list prior to the career fair to determine how many companies you’d like to speak with and plan accordingly with resumes.
  • Can I find out if a specific company is attending the Fair?
    Yes. We will post the company list soon.
  • Will I have to pay for parking?
    No. Self-parking is complimentary.
  • Once I arrive at the Cobb Galleria Centre, where should I go?
    When you walk in the main entrance of the Cobb Galleria Centre, go up to the second level. Registration is located outside the John A. Williams Ballroom.
  • What is considered appropriate attire for the Fair?
    We recommend business attire.
  • What should I do if I pre-register and realize I won’t be able to make the Fair?
    Companies expect all pre-registered alumni to attend the Fair. Please contact us immediately if you are unable to attend so we can notify companies that you will not be present.
  • Can non-alumni attend the Career Fair, even if they are a guest of an alumnus?
    No.  Admittance to the Career Fair, a service of the Alumni Association, is strictly limited to those who hold a degree from Georgia Tech, are graduating seniors, or graduate students.

Directions

Cobb Galleria Centre
Two Galleria Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30339
Telephone: 770-955-8000
View an interactive map

For Additional Information

For registration questions, please contact Nicole Ikeda or by phone at 404-894-0796.

50th Anniversary of African-American Students Attending Tech

Thursday, October 7th, 2010

This week, Georgia Tech celebrates the 50th anniversary of the matriculation of black students at the Institute.

Ralph Long Jr., Lawrence Williams and Ford Green, the first three black students enrolled in 1961, will return to campus on October 8 and 9 to celebrate the anniversary.

According to Gary May, chair of Georgia Tech’s School of Electrical and Computer Engineering and chair of the 50th Anniversary Planning Committee, “Matriculation of black students at Georgia Tech took place during a time in the Deep South where desegregation was frequently met with extreme strife. Tech is relatively unique in that the enrollment of Long, Williams and Greene took place without violence or a court order.”

During the coming year, Georgia Tech will celebrate the contributions that African-American students, faculty, staff and alumni have made to the Institute. The three original students who enrolled in 1961 will return to campus to participate in the anniversary and Homecoming activities.

“This anniversary is an opportunity to remember our past and the challenges our early black students experienced while at the same time enjoying our successes and looking toward a future that truly celebrates Tech’s great diversity,” said President G.P. “Bud” Peterson.

Programming for the year, which is still being finalized, will include an exhibit at the Alumni Association, guest speakers throughout the year, a presence in annual campus leadership programs for students, a series of events for the MLK Weekend, a theatrical production and other lectures and symposia.

“The upcoming year will offer a wide variety of events and speakers. We hope the entire Georgia Tech community will join in the celebration,” said May. “It is important to take time to remember the pioneers and honor our past while celebrating our progress.”

Details of events associated with the 50th anniversary will be available at GT’s Diversity website.

GT Alumni Career Fair 4/6–Graduating Seniors, Too!

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

Georgia Tech Alumni Career Fair

Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Cobb Galleria Centre
Two Galleria Parkway, Atlanta, GA

Register online today!

Don’t miss the 27th Annual Georgia Tech Alumni Career Fair — a career event exclusively for Georgia Tech Alumni!

What employers are saying:
We’re in the process of hiring another 15 (people) from the Georgia Tech Alumni Career Fair.
Michelle Zerkle, Enercon Services Inc.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 31, 2009

View the Schedule
Registration Information
Resume Submittal Process and Deadline
View Participating Companies
Helpful Information
Directions
Hotel Accommodations

Event Schedule

Tuesday, April 6

11:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Career Fair Check-In
12:15 – 1:30 p.m. Lunch Workshop: Your Career Game – Decisions about your career are likely among the most important ones you will make in your life. Are you equipped with the tools to play effectively? – Presenter: Nate Bennett, Ph.D., MGT 1989. Cost – $10
1:30 – 6 p.m. Career Fair
5:30 – 7 p.m. Networking Meet and Greet – Network and mingle with fellow alumni and employers at Chow Baby inside the Cobb Galleria Mall. Hosted by the Cobb/Marietta GT Club

Note: Although the Career Fair ends at 6 p.m. alumni who arrive after 5:30 p.m. will not be admitted.

Registration Information

The deadline to pre-register is 8 a.m., EST, Wednesday, March 31. Please note you must pre-register for the lunch workshop.

For registration questions, please contact Sally Jackson at 404-894-9273.

Resume Submittal Process

Career Fair attendees should be prepared to distribute paper copies of their resume at the Career Fair and will receive specific directions on uploading their electronic resumes at the Career Fair. Please look for this information in the Career Fair Databook that will be distributed during the event.

Helpful Information

Can I attend the Lunch Workshop and not the Career Fair?
Yes, you can register online for this event through the Career Fair registration process.

How many resume copies should I bring to the Fair?
Based on our experience, you will need a minimum of 15-25 depending on the desired field of interest. Review the company list prior to the Career Fair to determine how many companies you’d like to speak with and plan accordingly with resumes.

Can I find out if a specific company is attending the Fair?
Yes. Simply view our current list of participating companies online. Check back regularly as new companies register every day.

Will I have to pay for parking?
No. Self-parking is complimentary.

Once I arrive at the Cobb Galleria Centre, where should I go?
When you walk in the main entrance of the Cobb Galleria Centre, go up the escalator on the left side. Registration is located outside the John A. Williams Ballroom.

What is considered appropriate attire for the Fair?
We recommend business attire.

What should I do if I pre-register and realize I won’t be able to make the Fair?
Companies expect all pre-registered alumni to attend the Fair. Please contact us immediately if you are unable to attend so we can notify companies that you will not be present.

Can non-alumni attend the Career Fair, even if they are a guest of an alumnus?
No. Admittance to the Career Fair, a service of the Alumni Association, is strictly limited to those who hold a degree from Georgia Tech, are graduating seniors or graduate students.

Directions

Cobb Galleria Centre
Two Galleria Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30339
Telephone: 770-955-8000
For directions, visit http://www.cobbgalleria.com/directions.aspx

Hotel Accommodations

The Renaissance Waverly Hotel is connected to the Cobb Galleria Centre and is located at 2450 Galleria Parkway. You may contact the hotel at 888-391-8724 or 770-953-4500. There is no room block associated with this hotel.

The Sheraton Suites Galleria is another possibility for accommodations and is located across Cobb Parkway from the Cobb Galleria. The areas are connected by footbridge. You may contact the Sheraton directly at 888-625-5144 or 770-955-3900. There is no room block associated with this hotel.

For General Information

Please contact Tiffany Norman at 404-894-7283.

Mentor Jackets Program

Monday, September 14th, 2009

The Georgia Tech Alumni Association Mentor Jackets Program matches 2nd year students and above with experienced professional alumni to foster an exchange of ideas, friendship and expertise.  Students who participate in this program will benefit directly from Alumni mentors seeking to inspire, educate, and connect with you and help contribute to your professional goals and personal development.

Mentor Jackets will offer 4-6 programs and events throughout the 2009-10 academic year specifically for student participants and their alumni mentors. This is an amazing opportunity for students to start gaining valuable experience by connecting with the vast Georgia Tech Alumni Network.

Participation in the Alumni Association’s Mentor Jackets program is voluntary for students in their second year or above.  If you are interested in participating, please click here and sign up by SEPTEMBER 24th.

Questions? Please contact us at mentoring@gtalumni.org.

Thank you and Go Jackets,
Mentor Jackets
Georgia Tech Alumni Association