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Join us this Thursday for a seminar with Dr. Matthew Bilskie from the University of Georgia!
09/07/2026

Join us this Thursday for a seminar with Dr. Matthew Bilskie from the University of Georgia!

Georgia Tech vs. Colorado: Weather Chat! 🏈🏈Before round 2 of the Georgia Tech–Colorado home-and-home series, join EAS fo...
09/03/2026

Georgia Tech vs. Colorado: Weather Chat! 🏈🏈

Before round 2 of the Georgia Tech–Colorado home-and-home series, join EAS for a combined weather chat with Dr. Andrew Winters from CU Boulder!

📅 Today | 1–2 PM EDT
📍 L1114 ES&T or virtually
🍪 Snacks provided for in-person attendees!

Come hear about recent weather in Boulder vs. Atlanta, learn some fun weather and city facts, and celebrate last year’s 27–20 Yellow Jackets victory 🐝

All are welcome to take a break from studying and research and join us! As always, GO JACKETS!!!

SGE APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN!!!Sigma Gamma Epsilon is the Earth National Honor Society! Check out the flyer for eligibility...
09/03/2026

SGE APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN!!!

Sigma Gamma Epsilon is the Earth National Honor Society! Check out the flyer for eligibility requirements and membership benefits.

📩 Email Caroline Fortune at [email protected] to check your eligibility by Monday, 9/14.

Continuing our club spotlight series with STORM Club! 🌩️At STORM Club, they talk, analyze, and network all things meteor...
09/01/2026

Continuing our club spotlight series with STORM Club! 🌩️

At STORM Club, they talk, analyze, and network all things meteorology. They learn about different meteorological concepts, network and meet with various alumni and professionals, and visit professional meteorology workplaces such as Delta, CNN Weather, and the NWS Office in Peachtree City, GA.

Above all, STORM Club creates a safe and warm environment for all meteorologists alike to thrive in. 🌦️

Interested in joining the club this year? Join their Discord to stay up to date on meetings and events!

💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/BNNkpQFzU
📸 Instagram:

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EAS September Student of the Month! 💚Katherine Poch is a fourth-year Environmental Science major with a minor in Global ...
09/01/2026

EAS September Student of the Month! 💚

Katherine Poch is a fourth-year Environmental Science major with a minor in Global Development and an interest in climate change. She recently received the Rutt Bridges Award for her work conducting exploratory data analysis on Southern Ocean eddy properties in the Georgia Tech Oceanography (GATO) Laboratory led by Dr. Lily Dove. This summer, she participated in the Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) with the Ohio State University Graduate School where she worked with Dr. Jay Martin and Dr. Mahesh Tapas to present her analysis of nutrient concentrations from agricultural monitoring sites in Northwestern Ohio and development of a field-scale SWAT+ watershed model. Katherine has also been awarded the Reducetarian Fellowship and will be serving as a student volunteer for the National Weather Service during the Fall semester.

Join us this Thursday for a seminar from Dr. Michelle Muth!
08/28/2026

Join us this Thursday for a seminar from Dr. Michelle Muth!

Starting off the first of our club spotlight series with the GT Beekeeping Club! 🍯🐝Based on the Kendeda rooftop, GT Beek...
08/27/2026

Starting off the first of our club spotlight series with the GT Beekeeping Club! 🍯🐝

Based on the Kendeda rooftop, GT Beekeeping Club currently maintains 3 hives and hosts 1–2 hive inspections each week, starting the week of September 7th!

Beyond hive inspections, the club also hosts honey harvests and other bee- and honey-related events. No experience is needed, and all suits and supplies are provided during inspections!

Interested in getting involved? Join their Discord to stay up to date on meetings and events, and make sure to complete the required risk waiver on Engage.

💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/gEFTtcGD8
📸 Instagram:

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🪨 When the Ground Shakes but No Natural EarthquakesJoin the Atlanta Geological Society for its August monthly meeting fe...
08/25/2026

🪨 When the Ground Shakes but No Natural Earthquakes

Join the Atlanta Geological Society for its August monthly meeting featuring Xu Si, Postdoctoral Fellow in Georgia Tech’s Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, as he discusses recent mysterious seismic events near Atlanta, GA.

📅 Tuesday, August 25, 2026
⏰ 7:00 p.m. EDT
📍 Fernbank Museum of Natural History
🥤 Refreshments begin at 6:00 p.m.

AGS members will also receive a Zoom link by email.

🌎 Week of Welcome: Earth Trivia!Test your Earth knowledge and join us for some trivia during Week of Welcome!📅 Tues, Aug...
08/12/2026

🌎 Week of Welcome: Earth Trivia!

Test your Earth knowledge and join us for some trivia during Week of Welcome!

📅 Tues, Aug. 18
⏰ 2:45 PM
📍 Kendeda 230

Register in Engage! New and returning students are welcome.

Behind the forecast with Sydney!☀️⛅️This summer Sydney shadowed meteorologist Dylan Lusk at the National Weather Service...
08/10/2026

Behind the forecast with Sydney!☀️⛅️

This summer Sydney shadowed meteorologist Dylan Lusk at the National Weather Service in Peachtree City. She learned how a National Weather Service oftice manages short and long-range forecasting, severe weather operations, and aviation forecasts (TAFs). The visit provided an opportunity to learn about the technology behind forecast communication, including how google script helps automate displays on the office’s official website. With only a few meteorologists working in the office at a time, communication, flexibility, and teamwork are essential, especially when responsibilities can change quickly during severe weather events.

In addition she learned first hand how to perform a balloon launch. These balloon’s are launched twice daily and can rise approximately 115,000 feet into the stratosphere. Its lightweight equipment collects atmospheric data, including temperature and relative humidity. Such experiences are beneficial to understand how satellite data and other observations work hand in hand to predict accurate forecasts.

Congratulations, Sydney! We are so proud of you! 🐝

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