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Stay InformedStay InformedStay informed by reading the latest Alumni Association publications, searching for a digital video of a graduate in our Living History database, or revisiting the numerous Tech traditions. All of these informative online features will keep you connected to Tech. Online Publications Subscribe to Buzzwords, the Alumni Association's monthly electronic magazine created to keep readers informed of Tech news, events and alumni programs. The Georgia Tech Alumni Magazine is a full-color, quarterly publication that focuses on the management of technology, especially those issues, techniques and developments of interest to alumni. Tech Topics is the Alumni Association's quarterly newspaper, providing full coverage of events on campus and news on alumni activities worldwide. Our online Ramblin' Roll, a feature also printed in Tech Topics, is the best way to keep up with classmates, roommates and teammates, and help them keep up with you. View the Alumni Association's 2006-2007 Annual Report. For Tech Topics and/or Alumni Magazine advertising information, please contact Maris Ozug, senior manager, business development, at 404-894-0766. Advertising rates are viewable using Adobe Acrobat. Living History Tech's stories come to life in the Living History site. Hundreds of interviews have been conducted, recording the unique memories of the Georgia Tech family. Every person interviewed is dedicated to the ideals of hard work, loyalty, and innovation instilled by Tech. From a former President of the United States to some of Tech's first female graduates, see where all of our great Tech traditions began. Tech Traditions The Georgia School of Technology began classes on Oct. 8, 1888 with the School of Mechanical Engineering, and departments of Chemistry, Mathematics and English. Students were required to take four shop classes: wood, foundry, machine and blacksmith. The curriculum was oriented toward vocational training, and many legislators and Tech administrators believed the school could pay its bills by providing commercial shop work. By January 1889, 129 students registered to work toward the only degree offered, a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering. Learn more about Tech's great traditions. Tech Timeline Step back in time and visit the history of the Georgia Institute of Technology with our Tech Timeline. Georgia Tech Faculty and Staff Take a moment to view the Georgia Tech Faculty and Staff web page which highlights some of Tech's great employees. All of them have made unique contributions to Tech, dating all the way back to the first five professors and shop supervisors who opened the school in 1888. Tech Sports Get the latest Yellow Jacket scores, news and team schedules. Visit ramblinwreck.com - the official site of Georgia Tech athletics. Alumni Calendar Not sure when the next club meeting will take place, or when Homecoming weekend begins? Check out the Alumni Calendar to stay informed. |