HR Events

  • Apr 23

    Be Well: Preparing for Home Ownership

    According to Trulia, buying is cheaper than renting in all 100 of the largest metro areas. This class will provide you with an overview of the home buying process. Presented by representatives from FifthThird Bank.

  • Apr 26

    Second Annual Organizational Effectiveness Conference

    Participants attending this year's conference will gain insight and learn techniques to build a culture of excellence, develop agile talent, and facilitate work efficiency.

  • May 8

    Be Well: Planning for Your GT Retirement

    What should you be thinking about when it comes to your retirement? When should you start planning for retirement? Who is eligible for retirement? Come get these and other questions answered as well as steps on the retirement process at Georgia Tech. Presented by Georgia Tech Human Resources – Retirement Specialists.

  • May 15

    Be Well: Deskercises, Exercises You Can Do at Work

    Are you chained to your desk with no time to exercise? Did you know that prolonged sitting everyday can sabotage your health? Learn how to incorporate exercise into your workday while at your desk. Presented by the Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Center.

  • Jun 5

    Be Well: Preventing Identity Theft

    Did you know that in 2017 there were 16.7 million victims of identity fraud? This is the equivalent of 1 in 15 people! This record high number was an increase from the previous year. Don't let it happen to you! Come out and learn valuable tips on protecting yourself against identity theft such as how to shop online safely and what to do if you're a victim of fraud. Presented by Georgia United Credit Union.

  • Jun 20

    Be Well: Education Assistance

    Georgia Tech offers education assistance programs for faculty and staff, including the USG’s Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) and Tech’s own Staff Tuition Reimbursement Assistance Program (STRAP). While these programs are designed to help you excel in your educational pursuits, policies and guidelines for using these benefits can seem confusing. This workshop aims to clarify the TAP/STRAP programs and break down policies with step-by-step guidelines. All interested employees are encouraged to attend. Presented by Georgia Tech Human Resources Work-Life Specialist Candice Bovian.