Georgia Tech aims to empower people of all backgrounds and stages of life to learn and contribute to technological and human progress. Built into the Institute’s strategic plan, Georgia Tech is focused on building an exceptional and diverse community of learning, discovery, and creation in an inclusive and collaborative environment. Learn more about the steps Georgia Tech is taking to expand access to students of all backgrounds.
Students are what make Georgia Tech special! With more than 60 chartered student organizations exploring religious, racial, sexual, and ethnic identity (but open to all), our students find a way to celebrate, strengthen, and share their part of the robust cultural melting pot that thrives in our campus community.
AASU provides a voice for Black students at Tech, promoting social and cultural awareness in the Tech community and providing a social and cultural outlet for its members.
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The Asian American Student Association is dedicated to promoting cultural and social awareness on campus and the community through service projects, social and cultural events, collaborations with other campus organizations.
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First-Generation Students Programs (FGSP) collaborates with diverse campus and community partners to provide support through co-curricular programming for first-generation students.
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The India Club at Georgia Tech (ICGT) serves as a platform to bring together people from the Indian subcontinent and beyond through a variety of events and services for the Georgia Tech community at large.
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LASO unites students of Hispanic ethnic backgrounds and those with an interest in Hispanic/Latinx culture by providing a sense of community through activities that invoke social, cultural, and educational involvement.
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The LGBTQIA Resource Center at Georgia Tech coordinates a range of programs and events throughout the year and provides safe spaces for LGBTQIA students to build community and explore their identities.
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As part of Institute Diversity’s Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion, OMED: Educational Services is charged with the retention and development of traditionally underrepresented students: African American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American, and multiracial. However, its programs and initiatives are open to all Georgia Tech students.
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The Institute has over 40 student organizations that define themselves as spiritual or religious. These organizations offer a plethora of opportunities for students to engage in fun, fellowship, leadership, and service.
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The Georgia Tech Women’s Resource Center advances gender equity across identities by cultivating opportunities for community building, transformative learning, collaborative leadership, and identity development for graduate and undergraduate women.
Women’s Resource CenterThe Office of Disability Services collaborates with students, faculty, and staff to create a campus environment that is usable, equitable, sustainable, and inclusive of all members of the Georgia Tech community. Disability is an aspect of diversity integral to society and Georgia Tech. If students encounter academic, physical, technological, or other barriers on campus, the Disability Services team collaborates with the student to find creative solutions and reasonable accommodation.