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Conversations with Cabrera – Dr. Luoluo Hong
With three decades as a student affairs professional, Luoluo Hong’s commitment to Tech students, their success, and their well-being is profound — and personal.
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VP's Student Communications
VP@SEWB Newsletter: Midterm Milestone; Refresher on Rights & Responsibilities
As you open this month’s newsletter, many of you have either already experienced - or soon will – the midterm milestone. Celebrate that you have made it this far. With self-care, self-compassion and the willingness to ask for help, you can continue to survive and thrive throughout the Fall term! In this issue of our monthly newsletter, we will cover the following topics: Understanding our Rights and Responsibilities Around Freedom of Expression and Campus Safety & Emergency Preparedness.
VP@SEWB Newsletter: The Hive is Alive – Fall 2025 Begins!
Happy new year!! I want to extend a warm welcome to all new and returning Yellow Jackets. Whether you're stepping onto campus for the first time or continuing your journey with us, Georgia Tech is a place where ideas flourish, perspectives evolve, and voices matter. In this issue of our monthly newsletter, we will cover the following topics: A Community That Values Freedom of Expression, Introducing Real Talk Thursdays, Finding Belonging & Community at Georgia Tech, Campus Safety: Help Do Your Part, and SEWB Is Here for You.
VP@SEWB Newsletter: Know Your Resources – Georgia Tech’s Support Services for Students In Need
It is hard to believe that we are reaching the end of another academic year! Next Tuesday is the last instructional day for Spring 2025, and then we look beyond that to finals and Commencement. To those who will be receiving their degree in a few weeks – congratulations!!! In this month’s issue, we will cover immigration and visa concerns and Title IX and where to see assistance.
Arts, Belonging & Community
The units comprising the new division will share a mission of actively engaging students through a wide array of strategies – arts, activities, intercultural dialogue, social events, student organizations and others. The unifying goal is to promote and sustain a sense of belonging and community for all students across all identities, in particular those students who come from historically marginalized or underserved communities.