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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: On Building End-of-Year Resilience
I hope you have been taking advantage of the lovely autumn weather that we have been experiencing in recent days. In this issue of our monthly newsletter, we will cover the following topics: building end-of-year resilience, (re)introducing the student complaint matrix from the Office of the Provost, and a reminder about the mandatory student training deadline that is quickly approaching.
VP@SEWB Newsletter: Happy Halloween! – Federal Shutdown Updates for Students
One of my favorite holidays of the year is coming up this week: Halloween! It is a time that invites us to play and have fun, lean into the mystique of All Hallow’s Eve, and perhaps engage our imagination and creative side. In this remaining issue of our monthly newsletter, we will cover the following topics: Ongoing Federal Government Shutdown and What it Means to Students, SEWB Services for Fully Online Students, Deadline Reminder for All New or First-Time Georgia Tech Students: Perspectives, and Campus Safety Concerns.
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.
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.
Campus Services
Campus Services facilitates the creation of a vibrant learn, live, work, play community and enhances the quality of campus life for students, faculty, staff and guests through the delivery of extraordinary services, programs and facilities.
Student Life
Student Life prepares students for their future by fostering learning beyond the classroom through innovative and transformative experiences. Programs and services focus on student transition, learning, leadership, wellness and success, as well as student and parent engagement.