There are several groups operating on campus, regionally, and nationally to provide professional development opportunities and support for both chemists and biochemists. Within our school, the Women in Chemistry Committee, Graduate Student Forum, and our student chapter of the American Chemical Society have been active for many years. Recently, a Young Professional Group has been founded to better meet the needs of our large and growing population of postdoctoral scholars and young research scientists. GT has had a vibrant AXE chapter for many years, and this professional fraternity brings together students from many majors to enjoy social events and participate in outreach activities with a chemical theme. The Georgia Tech chapter of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE) provides programming to support the career development of black chemists and chemical engineers on campus.
The Georgia Section of the American Chemical Society has a regular program of meetings and events that bring chemists together and promote chemistry as a discipline.
The Atlanta Area Chemical Physics (AACP) seminar series is cohosted by Georgia Tech and Emory University and provides wide-ranging talks in the fields of chemical physics and physical chemistry.
Organizations
 Women in Chemistry (WIC) is a graduate student-based organization. It strives to encourage the career advancement of female graduate students, along with providing them with mentorship, networking, and outreach opportunities. |
 The National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE) is a nonprofit professional society that is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive scientific community by increasing the number of underrepresented people in fields related to science and engineering. |
 The Young Professional Group (YPG) is a community of postdoctoral scholars and research scientists in the school. Its mission is to promote networking, encourage intellectual creativity, enhance professional development, and maximize the success of its members at Georgia Tech and in the future. |
 The school's Graduate Student Forum (GSF) is a student-led organization. It organizes social gatherings throughout the academic year, providing an opportunity for students to mingle with peers as well as with faculty and staff. Events organized by GSF include a first-year party, football tailgates, picnics, seminars, and outings during graduate student recruitment weekend.
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 The main purpose of SAACS is to foster camaraderie among students as well as between students and faculty. In addition to networking, we also explore career opportunities from industry to pre-medicine and everything in between. We strive to show that chemistry is fun. Some of our signature events include Mole Day demonstrations, Earth Day, bowling night, and Dinner With a Professor.
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 Alpha Chi Sigma is a unique professional and social fraternity for men and women in the chemical sciences. |
