Homecoming heads a slate of activities that makes fall the busiest time on the Alumni Association calendar. Other high-profile events include Family Weekend and Leadership Georgia Tech.

Author Connie Glaser, an authority on women's work issues, will lead the Women's Alumni Network Workshop on Aug. 30. Glaser’s interactive workshops offer practical tips for improving communication strategies and effectively articulating ideas and objectives. Glaser has written several best-selling business books and is a regular columnist in the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Online registration is available at www.gtalumni.org/women.

Online registration is also open for Family Weekend 2005 Sept. 16-17. Highlights include informational seminars, campus tours and receptions on Friday and the Tech-Connecticut football game on Saturday. There are also special seminars for high school students and their families. To register, visit www.gtalumni.org/familyweekend.

Leadership Georgia Tech, the annual conference for Georgia Tech Club officers, will be held Oct. 6-7 with informative sessions about innovative strategies and techniques for building a better club. For more information contact Jane Stoner, senior manager of clubs, at (404) 385-2216 or jane.stoner@alumni.gatech.edu.

Homecoming will be held in the last weekend in October. The three-day celebration features exciting Homecoming events, informative alumni seminars and fabulous
reunion parties. Even if your class isn't one of the three hosting a reunion, join us Friday night for Buzz Bash — Georgia Tech's all-alumni reunion party. More Homecoming details and registration are coming soon at www.gtalumni.org/homecoming.

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