AEES is a student-run organization within the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE). We connect undergraduate and graduate students with industry, faculty, and fellow peers through regular lunch meetings, volunteering opportunities, and social events.

ASCE is an organization open to undergraduate and graduate students interested in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Students in ASCE have the opportunity to learn more about the field of civil and environmental engineering and get recruited for internship and full-time opportunities through weekly corporate lunch meetings.

Throughout the year, ASI hosts various events and discussions with students and administrators to: (1) advocate for the use of sustainable and responsible investment practices by organizations, offices, and departments at or affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology; (2) advance financial investment in climate solutions at the Georgia Institute of Technology; (3) educate the student body at the Georgia Institute of Technology on sustainable finance and fossil fuel divestment.

The purpose of Beekeeping Club is to: (1) care for hives on Georgia Tech’s campus; (2) teach Georgia Tech students the fundamentals of beekeeping and honey bee biology; (3) organize Georgia Tech student participation in beekeeping programs and activities throughout the greater metro Atlanta area; (4) advocate for beekeeping and honeybee causes at the campus, local, and statewide level.

Campus Kitchens is a volunteer organization dedicated to improving sustainability and reducing food waste on campus. We hold multiple weekly volunteering shifts to package leftover dining hall food and also pick up excess food from Greek houses, retail locations, and events on campus. This food, which is normally thrown away, goes to helping food-insecure students on campus through Klemis Kitchen and homeless people in the Atlanta area. 

This club is intended to pick up litter off the ground all around campus on a weekly volunteer basis.

ECO strives to foster environmental, physical, and mental wellness within the School of Architecture design ecosystem by: (1) enhancing and developing recycling practices ; (2) providing education and environmentally responsible alternatives to the materials used within maker spaces; (3) developing educational resources and events for students on green design certifications, green design tools, eco-conscious material resources, and industry leading environmental trends; (4) connecting to the community outside of Georgia Tech to teach and share green design ideas, materials, and knowledge through interactive design activities and talks.

Electrify GT is a student-led campaign for campus electrification at Georgia Tech. We believe that electrification is the fastest, most effective means for reducing campus greenhouse gas emissions, but the cost savings and public health benefits associated with electrification make this issue critical to long- and short-term campus planning at Georgia Tech. We advocate for a transition to electric equipment, appliances, and vehicles across campus by garnering student support, engaging key stakeholders, and providing research and resources to aid in a responsible transition.

The Energy Club is a multidisciplinary club focused on energy education, engineering, and competition. We seek to inspire and prepare the next generation of individuals knowledgeable in the complex energy-related world. We strive to bring together the technology, policy, and business of the energy landscape to better understand its issues and contribute to the dialogue.

ESW-GT is the Georgia Tech chapter of ESW, a non-profit organization that manages student-run projects promoting environmental, social, and economic sustainable solutions to local, national, and global problems.