Alumni Council
The Computing Alumni Organization exists for the benefit of all current and former students of the College of Computing at Georgia Tech. The organization is guided by the Computing Alumni Council, and is supported by both the College of Computing’s Office of Development and the Georgia Tech Alumni Association. The council pursues the following goals:
- Foster lifelong participation with the College of Computing and Georgia Tech;
- Assist CoC and Georgia Tech to enhance alumni involvement in both volunteerism and philanthropic support including Roll Call;
- Plan and implement CoC’s alumni events and activities;
- Provide networking opportunities for CoC alumni and students; and
- Support the continued excellence of the College of Computing at Georgia Tech.
If you have any questions or comments or would like to join the Computing Alumni Council, please contact Council Chair gregory [at] gogregory [dot] com (Gregory Losik).
Networking
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, networking is what opens doors professionally.
Alumni Networking Groups | |
| Alumni Community Website | The CoC alumni community has created a website and mailing list. Together, they provide a forum for social networking and communication about events and items of interest to the CoC alumni community. |
| The Alumni Council maintains an active Facebook presence for CoC alums. Join this group to swap stories with classmates, get the scoop on upcoming alumni-related events and weigh in on issues old and new related to the College. | |
| LinkedIn is the leading professional network tool online, used by more than 1.3 million professionals worldwide. Access to special College of Computing features on LinkedIn is free and available to College of Computing members only. 1. Visit the LinkedIn group website 2. Complete the short registration form 3. Upon approval, start networking | |
| Want to hear what’s happening at the College in real time? Follow the @gtcomputing Twitter feed. | |
Become a Mentor
Interested in serving Georgia Tech as a mentor to computing undergraduates? jwhitlow [at] cc [dot] gatech [dot] edu (subject: Becoming a Mentor for the College of Computing) (Click here to learn more about the College of Computing’s mentor program).