Georgia Tech Grad Student Government - Grad SGA

Grad students, don't miss this! Our workshop will cover the ins and outs of advisor-advisee relationships. Come learn how to make it work for you.
This Monday April 20th. RSVP link in bio!

Spring is here, and it’s the perfect time to recharge, get outdoors, and focus on your well-being!

Join the Center for Mental Health Care & Resources, Wellness Empowerment Center, and Housing and Residence Life alongside student organizations for Spring into Wellness: Student-2-Student on Wednesday, April 15, from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. along Tech Walkway.

📣 CALL FOR SURVIVORS
VOICE is looking for survivors of sexual and relationship harm to speak during this year’s annual Take Back the Night on Monday, April 6 at 7:30pm in Ehmer Theater. Submissions can range from poems to essays to dance pieces.
➡️ Go to the VOICE section of the link in our bio to enter your submission on the Sexual Assault Awareness Month webpage.

🕯️ TAKE BACK THE NIGHT EVENT
Join us for Georgia Tech’s annual Take Back the Night, where survivor voices are lifted up. There will be a candlelight vigil to honor all victims and survivors, a resource fair, and a call to action and march after the program of speakers.

Together we act, united we change. We can make Georgia Tech safe for everyone.

Go vote jackets!
Link in our Bio!
You have to vote for both President and EVP on one ballot.

Grad Student Night With Woman’s basketball!
Come watch with us and sit in section 113!

The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition challenges students to effectively explain their research in three minutes, in a language appropriate to a non-specialist audience. 3MT cultivates students’ academic, presentation, and research communication skills.

Doctoral Students
1st Place: $2,000 research travel grant
2nd Place: $1,500 research travel grant
3rd Place: $1,000 research travel grant
Master’s Students
Winner: $1,000 research travel grant

People’s Choice Award
$500 research travel grant

Who Can Apply: Eligible Georgia Tech graduate students

Available Positions:

GSGA President & Executive Vice President

**Run as a joint ticket**

Must be a full-time graduate student for at least two semesters

GSGA Senator

Run as an individual candidate

Represent a school or college

Co-op students are eligible to serve as Senators

*links in bio*

The Graduate Student Government Association (GSGA) and the Student Center are hosting a Graduate Student Watch Party this Wednesday, December 3rd at Tech Rec.

Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM | Tip Off at 7:00 PM
Location: Tech Rec (1st floor of the Student Center)

Come cheer on the Yellow Jackets with fellow graduate students as they take on Texas A&M as part of this year’s ACC/SEC Challenge! We’ll have pizza, non-alcoholic drinks, and giveaways and raffle prizes sponsored by Georgia Tech Athletics and Coca Cola.

In addition to watching the game, students can also enjoy bowling, billiards, and shuffleboard at Tech Rec.

Join us on Thursday, Nov 21 from 12–2 PM at the Student Center – Techwood (3rd floor) for a fun afternoon of food, conversation, and community. Meet fellow international grad students and connect with GTIA members!

Ever wondered where to turn when you need help on campus? This event is here to guide you! Explore real-life scenarios and discover how these amazing campus resources can support you:
- Center for Mental Health Care & Resources (CMHCR)
- Stamps Psychiatry Clinic
- Office of Disability Services (ODS)
- Wellness Empowerment Center (WEC)
- Office of the Dean of Students

This initiative by the Graduate Student Government Association’s Mental Health & Well-Being Committee aims to promote the sharing of personal stories anonymously to foster empathy, break the stigma surrounding mental health, and remind graduate students that they are not alone in their struggles. Through these shared experiences, the campaign seeks to build a stronger sense of community, normalize conversations about well-being, and encourage seeking support when needed
Check the link in stories.

This initiative by the Graduate Student Government Association’s Mental Health & Well-Being Committee aims to promote the sharing of personal stories anonymously to foster empathy, break the stigma surrounding mental health, and remind graduate students that they are not alone in their struggles. Through these shared experiences, the campaign seeks to build a stronger sense of community, normalize conversations about well-being, and encourage seeking support when needed.