Discover a community of Georgia Tech alumni who share similar interests, are pursuing solutions in your field, or work in the same industry with alumni affinity groups. These events, volunteer opportunities, and activities connect Yellow Jackets based on individual interests to create a tailored experience influenced by the collective interests of the group members. All alumni are welcome.
If you are interested in learning more about Georgia Tech affinity groups or getting involved with your affinity group’s leadership team, please fill out the affinity group interest form.
Current Board Members: Ansley Sluss, IAML 08 Matthew Cohen, PSY 99 Andy Ligotti, ME 11 Natanya Brooks, MGT 06 Anokhi Patel, INTA 23 Anika Nallur, Current Student, Business Administration Major Karen Netto, Current Student, Biomedical Engineering Major Roger Lang - ME 02, MS ME 05 Jamie Lynn -CS 03 Rob Madayag -CHE 02 Chandler Matz - CMPE 17 Andy McNeil - PUBP 01 Teryn Mitchell - BMED 25 Marisa Simmons - MGT 05
The mission of the Georgia Tech Black Alumni Organization (GTBAO) is to promote and facilitate the engagement of Black alumni with the Georgia Tech Alumni Association and the Institute as a whole.
Steering Committee: Tom Arlotto, ME 82 Jimmy Etheredge, IE 85 Carsten Heiliger, CS 00 Andy Thomas Paul Van Slyke, Arch 83, MS 86
The Georgia Tech Chinese Alumni Network is an affinity group of the Georgia Tech Alumni Association designed to connect alumni, students, faculty, and staff who self-identify as being of Chinese descent or heritage, or who are supportive of Chinese community and culture.
The Georgia Tech Hispanic Alumni Network provides social and professional networking opportunities for Hispanic alumni, offering scholarships to incoming freshmen, mentoring current Hispanic students, and supporting the Institute’s Hispanic initiatives.
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