GT SMART - Students Managing Alcohol Risk at Tech - Georgia Institute of Technology

GT SMART (Students Managing Alcohol Risk at Tech) is a campus-community coalition within the Office of the Dean of Students at Georgia Tech. GT SMART was established to address high-risk drinking and its harmful effects on Georgia Tech's campus and in the community. GT SMART is part of the "A Matter of Degree" (AMOD) project, a national effort to reduce alcohol consumption among college students. Georgia Tech is one of ten universities in the country to receive a grant for the AMOD project. Read more...

GT SMART Freshmen Parents Online Program.

GT SMART and the GT Parents Program offer parents of freshmen students the opportunity to participate in an oline program that can assist them in preparing their student to make responsible decisions during what may be his o her first time away from home.

The Freshmen Parents Online Program has closed. The program will re-open for parents of our new freshmen class in July 2008.

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