ADAPTS Disability Services Program (Access Disabled Assistance Program for Tech Students) works to improve the educational development of students with disabilities and to enhance  understanding and support within the Institute. We assure that qualified students with disabilities have equal access to all institutional programs and services through academic and nonacademic accommodations.

Community Service promotes civic responsibility and service-learning by encouraging student involvement in meaningful and reciprocal service with our local and global community. This is accomplished through serving as a resource for student organizations participating in community service and service-learning, promoting issue awareness, and linking students and faculty with community agencies and service opportunities. The office also manages Jumpstart, a national early literacy organization that recruits and trains college students to work one-to-one with preschool children from low-income backgrounds.

Diversity Programs is committed to assisting in Georgia Tech’s mission to prepare students to live and work in a global community. The office focuses on educating our campus about cultural differences and similarities, expanding learning opportunities, and enhancing skills students will need after graduation. The office coordinates and formulates programs, practices,
and policies pertinent to cultural inclusion and cultural diversity through training, programming, and consulting.

Greek Affairs oversees fraternities and sororities that involve students in leadership development, philanthropic, athletic, educational, and social activities. Many of the organizations maintain housing facilities that provide living, dining, meeting, and social facilities, as well as Ethernet connectivity to the campus system.

Jumpstart is a national literacy organization that recruits and trains achievement-oriented college students who develop year-long mentoring relationships with preschool-aged children, helping them develop their early language and literacy skills.

Student Integrity encourages a comprehensive learning environment through the promotion and implementation of the Academic Honor Code and the Student Code of Conduct. The office is responsible for handling all academic and nonacademic misconduct violations by utilizing an investigative process while maintaining an educational approach.

Student Involvement and Leadership serves the student organizations that abound at Georgia Tech. Opportunities are provided for student participation and leadership experiences in a variety of officially recognized groups and activities. There are sports/recreation organizations; special interest groups; religious organizations; departmental, professional, and social service organizations; cultural organizations; and national honor societies. Leadership activities include conferences, retreats, and workshops.

Student Publications and Media is home to five publications and the Georgia Tech radio station (WREK 91.1 FM). Publications include the Blueprint (yearbook), Erato (literary magazine), The North Avenue Review (an openforum magazine), the Technique (newspaper), and T-Book (online magazine).

The Women’s Resource Center enhances the academic performance and personal development of women at Georgia Tech by creating an inclusive and supportive campus environment for women. The Center offers student-led programming on women’s issues, including Women’s Awareness Month and the Women’s Leadership Conference. The Center also provides information and referrals on campus and to community resources. Trained advocates assist students in crisis, particularly sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking, and dating/domestic violence situations.