Events
Browse confirmed chapter, national, and campus events, plus planned chapter activities. Planned dates and details will be posted here once confirmed.
Confirmed calendar
Gold marks chapter events, purple marks national events, and navy marks Georgia Tech dates. Multi-day events appear on every day they run.
Gold = chapter · Purple = national · Navy = Georgia Tech
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Georgia Tech dates come from the Registrar's tentative five-term calendar and may change. Verify on the official GT calendar.
New events will appear here after their dates are confirmed. Georgia Tech academic dates still show on the calendar above.
Around Georgia Tech
Explore verified campus and regional pre-health sessions. Check the official source for current details.
High-relevance, verified campus or LMSA listings will appear here after they are checked against official sources.
External listings last checked September 27, 2026. Sources: Georgia Tech Campus Calendar and Applying to Grad School Week.
Planned events
These events are planned for the founding year; dates and details will be posted once confirmed.
Meet the founding executive board, learn what LMSA PLUS is, explore planned programming, and share what would make the chapter useful to you. Exact date, time, and location are not confirmed yet.
A planned first meeting for members to connect, learn about the chapter, and find ways to participate.
Archive
National LMSA conference themed “Cultura Cura: Healing Through Heritage.” This was national programming, not a Georgia Tech chapter event. Online registration closed September 10, 2026; the conference ran September 17–20, 2026 in Houston. Visit the official NC2026 page for archives and related national programming.
The August 27 kickoff offered an introduction to pre-health resources on campus and in the community, with a 5:00–6:00 PM tabling hour at the Klaus Atrium.
Day 1 of Georgia Tech's Fall Student Organizations Fair took place September 1 on Tech Green and surrounding walkways. Hosted by the Center for Student Engagement, the fair introduced students to campus organizations.