GTPA Annual Meeting 2013
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The annual meeting of the Georgia Tech Pride Alumni Affinity Group will be held on June 20, 2013 at 6:30PM in the Alumni House. The agenda includes a year-end recap of social events, the mentor program, and financials. Officers for the upcoming year will be elected, including a new president, Katie Olliff.
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GTPA Annual Meeting 2013
- 1. GTPA Annual Meeting The annual meeting for the Georgia Tech Pride Alumni Af鍖nity Group June 20, 2013 - 6:30PM Alumni House
- 2. Call to Order Year-End Recap Social Events, Mentor Program, Financials Election Description of Of鍖cer Position Present Slate Introduction of New President Agenda
- 3. Beltline TourYear End Recap
- 4. Year End Recap Pride Reception
- 5. The 鍖rst GT Pride Reception leading up to Atlantas Pride Weekend draws students, faculty, staff and alumni, over 100 in all.
- 6. Year End Recap Homecoming
- 7. Homecoming party at Einsteins reunites alumni.
- 8. Year End Recap Lavender Graduation
- 9. The inaugural Lavender Graduation celebrates achievements of graduating LGBTQA students. Celebrate. Be Proud. Stay Connected.
- 10. Dean Stephanie Ray presents the Lavender Graduates
- 11. The sushi was popular.
- 12. Lavender Graduation Planning Committee
- 13. Year End Recap Mentor Program
- 14. Financials Number of Dues Paying Members: 31 Current Account Balances Alumni Association Account: $1750 Bank Account: $50 Event Spending Homecoming (total): $750 Pride Reception (ours/total): $600/$1,800 Lavender Graduation (ours/total): $1250/$4000
- 15. Year End Recap Strong engagement with Institute and students Ramblin Reck Weak alumni engagement
- 16. Election - Description of Of鍖cer Positions President President-Elect Treasurer Secretary Appointed Positions Membership Chair Student Development Chair
- 17. Present Slate - New Of鍖cers Start July 1 President: Katie Olliff President-Elect: OPEN Treasurer: Justin Keating Secretary: OPEN Immediate Past President: Felix Hu
- 18. Introduction of New President: Katie Olliff