| TOP OF SITE | TOP OF ISSUE | TOP OF SECTION |
| PREVIOUS STORY | NEXT STORY |
Black Issues in Higher Education announced that Tech's master's program for engineers is ranked No. 1 for minority students. The magazine recently announced its annual "Top 100" rankings of graduate and professional schools that graduate the most minority students.
"To accomplish our goal of educating leaders for the 21st century, we must recruit and educate students from all ethnic groups," said President Wayne Clough. "Our graduate programs have long been ranked among the best in the country. This new ranking serves to validate Georgia Tech's strategic program of continuously improving our curriculum, faculty, and our student environment."
Due to semester conversion, all student organizations must resubmit their constitutions for review. The committee will be reviewing club constitutions on a first come, first serve basis. For more information, contact Kalpana Patel (kalpana.patel@sga) or Grant Michalski (grant.michalski@sga).
AID Atlanta is holding an awareness and actions seminar on Saturday, November 14 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom. Learn how to stop AIDS, protect yourself and others, where to get help, and what to do for others who need help. For more information, contact Katie Hoover (gt0020a@prism).
Student organizations need to be updated with SGA
All student organizations must fill out an update form by October 23. Update forms can be found in Victoria Luke's office (Stu. Services 141).
If you would like to announce your organization's events, e-mail the details to campus.life@technique.