Category: Events

🌲Trek Through Tech Information!

Trek Through Tech is a week-long scavenger hunt that explores Tech and the different resources that we have to offer! Join in on other fun events happening during Week of Welcome as you investigate clues and compete against other residents to earn prizes!                 

The Scavenger Hunt is hosted on the GooseChase app. 🤳 The hunt begins on August 14th at 8am and runs through August 18th at noon. There are 2145 points total to earn in the hunt. 

Set-Up, Gameplay, & Types of Challenges 

To join the Scavenger Hunt, download GooseChase on your iOS or Android device. New to GooseChase? Review how to get started and use the app here. The game code is X441WK and the name of the hunt is “Trek Through Tech.” Since our Scavenger Hunt is designed for individual play, prizes will be distributed to individuals. However, you can still play with others if you’d like! 

Each clue or “mission” requires you to submit evidence of completion in one of three forms: picture/video, text, or GPS location. Each mission describes an activity for you to complete or a location to go find on campus, and varying amounts of points (as indicated on each mission) are automatically awarded when evidence is submitted. GPS location and text-based evidence are automatically screened for accuracy. Picture/video evidence is automatically awarded points upon submission but will be reviewed for accuracy by a game moderator within 12 hours. Inaccurate submissions will be rejected—and the points earned from the task deducted. Spam photo/video submissions, inappropriate submissions, and any sort of “point farming” (submitting pictures that are obviously illegitimate submissions to earn points quickly) will result in subsequently stricter point deductions. 

You might not know what location each mission is describing right away, and that’s okay! Feel free to use the Internet to aid in your search—we pulled our clues from public information that is easily searchable on various GT websites. 

🎁Prizes

Reward 1: Free T-Shirt đŸ‘•

Collect 1200 points to receive a 100% cotton short sleeve t-shirt! Shirts are available for pick-up at the RHA Office (Matheson 003, across from ECHO) during select times listed on the GooseChase app. Shirts are available on a first-come, first-served basis; we have 28 S, 58 M, 80 L, 60 XL, 20 XXL, and 4 3XL T-Shirts. 

Reward 2: 4 Raffle Tickets đŸŽŤ

Participants that complete even more of the scavenger hunt and collect 1600 points will receive 4 digital raffle tickets to allocate across our various prizes! Here is the link to the raffle. 

List of prizes you could win: 

  • GT Blanket 
  • Boba Plush 
  • Squishmallow- Violet 
  • Royal Blue Fjallraven Backpack 
  • Ox Red Fjallraven Backpack 
  • Botanical Collection: Succulent Lego Set X2 
  • Botanical Collection: Bonsai Tree Lego Set X2 
  • Fopett Wireless Keyboard + Mouse (Milk Tea color) 
  • Wireless Suitcase Record Player 
  • Ukelele + Shoulder Strap 
  • Jambo Lava Lamp 
  • Disney Up Lego Set 
  • Table Tennis Set 
  • Locca Premium Boba Kit 
  • 16oz Wide Hydroflask (Lupine color) 
  • Shashibo Magic Cube 
  • Star Galaxy Projector 
  • LED Mini Projector 
  • Wireless Chargin Station with Bedside Lamp 
  • ENO SingleNest Hammock 
  • Bunny Night Light Lamp 

❓Questions or Concerns? 

Any questions or concerns regarding the scavenger hunt can be directed to RHA’s President, Kylie Wentworth, at rha-president@housing.gatech.edu Please email us for accommodation requests or if we can do anything to make you feel more comfortable throughout the event. 

Secret Message 

Looking to complete the first mission in the Scavenger Hunt? The secret message is “grow, lead, unite” (no quotes). 

FY24 Executive Board Elections Information 📢

Last Updated: March 5th

Please note that this page is a “living” webpage that is updated and reformatted to reflect the most relevant information. Information that is less relevant is moved to an accordion section at the end of this page. If you have any questions, please reach out to rha-president@housing.gatech.edu.

The Residence Hall Association is gearing up to bring on new student leaders that are interested in making a difference in their residential community, leading the second-largest student organization, and becoming the next generational leader. If you are interested, please read below to learn more about what RHA anticipates as well as some options to better prepare yourself for this election.

❗Information for Candidates

Thank you for applying! We are so happy about your enthusiasm to serve the residents! Here’s what we need from you:

  • All presentation materials should be emailed to rha-president@housing.gatech.edu by the deadline shown in the timeline below.
  • We recommend that candidates dress professionally for elections, but it is not required.
  • Be present for both election dinners and arrive in a timely manner
  • Reminder: Campaigning is not allowed; your platform and presentation are standalone and any outside campaigning or attempting to sway votes will result in disqualification.

Please reach out to rha-president@housing.gatech.edu with any questions that you have. Good luck with elections!

⏰ Election Timeline

This is the timeline we are looking to run. Please be knowledgeable of these deadlines as this timeline will be strictly enforced.

  • 2/7-2/27: Application for the Executive Board is live.
  • 2/16: Online (but recorded) Information Session
  • 3/3 @11:59pm: Application for the Executive Board closes
  • 3/8 @8am: Candidate Information Page is published.
  • 3/6-3/9: Platform Reviews
  • 3/9 @8am: Candidates are required to submit materials for Election Night.
  • 3/10 5:30-9:30pm: Election Dinner #1
  • 3/16 5:30-9:30pm: Election Dinner #2
  • 3/31: Beginning of turnover process starting with swearing in and a bonding dinner/night activity.

🗳 Election Dinner & Process

Ponko Chicken will be provided for Election night #1. Dinner #2 TBD

Dinner service will begin at 5:30 with an introduction from the RHA Executive Board. The first candidate will begin at 5:40.

We recommend that candidates dress professionally. Each candidate will have a total of 13 minutes to present their election platforms with the following timing breakdown:

  • 5 minutes platform review per candidate per position prior to presentations
  • 8 minutes for platform presentations (other candidates will be out of the room)
  • 5 minutes for Q&A (other candidates will be out of the room)
  • 8 minutes discussion per position (all candidates out of the room)
  • Results will be announced after each position.

After all candidates (for a given position) present their platforms, there will be 8 minutes of discussions among the voting representatives and then 3 minutes of voting time. The elected candidate will be announced the same night when votes are counted.

Voting Representatives

Only Area Council Officers or their delegated substitutes will be allowed to vote. Voters who are running for a position may not vote in the election for that position. Please email rha-president@housing.gatech.edu if you plan to make a delegate substitution and make sure both the ACO and the substitute delegate are included in the thread.

🔊 Platform Reviews

Due to a timeline change, the schedule no longer allows for platform reviews to be completed. In order to maintain a thorough and equitable election process, platforms will be posted as soon as conduct checks have been completed. Time has been built in on election night to review applicant platforms prior to the candidate presentations.

In the spirit of hosting a thorough and equitable election, voting representatives (Area Council Officers and substitute delegates) will be required to submit platform reviews. These platform reviews are simply to ensure that voting representatives spend a fair amount of time assessing each candidate and are prepared for effective conversation come election night. During platform reviews, voting representatives will be looking solely at your application and any attached materials.

Platform Reviews will be verified in anticipation of election night, so please have these submitted cordially. All ACOs will receive information regarding how to submit platform reviews. Substitute delegates can request platform review materials from rha-president@housing.gatech.edu.

For ACOs with candidates running for a position, a platform review for that candidate will not be necessary. Substitute delegates must submit platform reviews for all candidates.

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🏆 Positions and Compensation

All positions for next year are up for election! Compensation is provided as a GT Housing rent exemption at the start of each semester, when you would normally pay dues. This compensation is pay-scaled, and the amounts are calculated as percentages of rent. All positions also receive free housing in the summer semester, should they choose to live on-campus (which is encouraged).

  • Executive President – 100% of rent
  • Director of Development (DOD) – 60% of rent
  • Director of Administration (DOA) – 60% of rent
  • Director of Communication (DOC) – 40% of rent
  • Director of Finance (DOF) – 40% of rent
  • Director of Programming (DOP) – 40% of rent

Each position’s duties, expectations, and compensation for FY24 are outlined in this document.

Additionally, you can read about the current board here. Feel free to reach out to have a conversation if you want additional context!

📝 Application

The application is now closed.

The application is available now! We are hosting the application on Qualtrics, which does save your responses to some extent, but we recommend using our application worksheet.

Click Here to Apply!

Bidding Down: You can apply for a maximum of two positions, but you will only be permitted one application. You can apply for a second position, but you may only run for a second position if it is lower in the gavel order than your primary position (see the gavel order above).

🤓 Information Sessions (Thursday 2/16 12:30-1:30pm)

Information regarding compensation, benefits, tips for essays/presentations, how to prepare for election night, and the election process will be discussed in the upcoming Information Session! If you cannot make this Information Session, a recorded version can be accessed here.

Click Here to Join Information Session!

RHA’s Fall Festival 🎃 

Date: October 28th 
Time: 6:00 – 10:00 PM 
Location: Tech Green

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Join us for some Fall Fun this weekend at RHA’s Fall Festival! Play some carnival games to win fun prizes! Dare to venture into our haunted corn maze. Climb our 30 ft rock wall and race your friends through our inflatable obstacle course! Enjoy some good old-fashioned cathartic destruction with pumpkin, paint, and pummel where you can paint and destroy helpless pumpkins. After that, you can pet the cute animals in the petting zoo, play some putt-putt golf, and check out some of our ACO led booths with fun activities!  

All participants must complete a waiver which can be found at the bottom of this webpost.

Attendees will not be allowed to participate in any aspect of the event without a wristband which will be given out at the event with proof of waiver completion. 

Get to Know the Attractions!

Carnival Games and ACO Booths

You can play these five different carnival games, win prizes and eat free carnival-themed concessions!

  1. Hi Striker – Test your strength with this classic carnival game and see if you can put some power into that mallet and make it ring the bell.
  2. Clown Tooth – Wanna punch a clown? Knock some teeth out instead with this game.
  3. Stand A Bottle – Use a ring on a string and get a bottle to stand in order to win a prize!
  4. Hit the Bucket -Try and get your ball to stay in the bucket! If you can, you win!
  5. Ring Toss – We don’t even have to explain this classical carnival game. You know to toss those rings onto pegs!

ACO booths will have various activities hosted by the Area Councils!

Petting Zoo and Pumpkin Pummel

Come see our cutie patooties at the petting zoo! You will be able to see a variety of adorable animals including a miniature cow, a donkey, a horse, a goat, a sheep, a rooster, and a rabbit.

Suppressing destructive impulses? Take out your anger on some pumpkins! 

Come smash some fresh pumpkins with a large, heavy sledgehammer. You can paint the pumpkins any way you like before destroying them.

In the interest of safety, please bring closed-toed shoes!!! We will provide safety goggles and gloves for you to wear!

Bounce Houses and Haunted Corn Maze

We have 3 crazy fun large attractions for you to enjoy!

  1. The Radical Run Obstacle Course – a 90ft long obstacle course to test your agility.
  2. Putt-Putt Golf -Test your mini-golf skills and compete against friends with our nine-holed course with windmills, ramps, and bumps.
  3. The Climbing Wall – Climb our 30ft tall -sided rock wall. Repel down back to festival fun using the hydraulic suspension!

Dare to venture into our Haunted Corn Maze. As the sun sets, the fog rolls in. Starting at 7:00 PM, the monsters emerge from the corn. Can you make it out alive, or will you die of fright?

Waiver, Safety, and Logistics

Check-In: To ensure waivers are signed, we will have individuals receive a wristband at the check-in area after providing proof of the waiver through Engage. Attendees will not be allowed to participate in any aspect of the event without a wristband.   

Clothing & Apparel: For those wishing to smash their pumpkin, we require closed-toed shoes, and we will require that you wear a hard hat, gloves, and safety goggles (all provided by RHA). For those looking only to paint, no special attire is needed.

Waiver: Fill out this waiver! Participants under 18 are required to have a parent’s signature on the waiver to participate!

Click to Fill Out Waiver!

February Events: RA Appreciation and “Love Talk & Chalk”

Just in time for the season of love, RHA is bringing two events to campus: RA Appreciation and Love Talk & Chalk! This week and next, spread the love, express your love, and learn how to love healthily.

RA Appreciation 💛

For Residents: In celebration of National RA Appreciation Day, RHA is collecting kind messages of thankfulness and appreciation for RAs. Between Wednesday, February 9 and Wednesday, February 16 at 5:00pm, write a letter to any of our 200+ RAs on campus! We’ll then print your messages onto cards and deliver them to RAs, along with custom royal icing sugar cookies designed just for RAs.

For RAs: You’ll receive an email from us next week with information on how to pick up an envelope addressed to you from your Area Offices—it’ll contain all messages that you received, along with a custom royal icing sugar cookie.

Submit a Message!

Love Talk & Chalk 😍

Come find us around campus on Valentine’s Day (Monday, February 14) to answer trivia questions about sexual health and healthy relationships; win prizes like stuffed animals, cupcakes, chocolates, and roses; write Valentine’s day cards to your friends or special somebodies; learn more about our RA Appreciation initiative; and chalk to your heart’s content—whether it be drawings of things that make you feel loved, what you love about Georgia Tech, positive affirmations, or anything else that makes your heart soar!

  • 10:30 – 11:30am: East Campus, outside Brittain
  • 2:30 – 3:30pm: Central Campus, on Tech Walkway
  • 6:00 – 7:00pm: West Campus, outside West Village (in Folk-Caldwell courtyard)

While you’re enjoying music, snacks, trivia, and good vibes, be sure to also pick up one of our sticker sheets! We also plan to have lubricant, dental dams, condoms, and other sexual wellness products available for pick-up.

RHA’s Pumpkin Paint and Pummel

Tuesday, October 26th, 5:30-7:30pm | IC Lawn

Suppressing destructive impulses? Take out your anger on Pumpkin! Pumpkin no have feelings! Pumpkin no care! Pumpkin offer outlet. Pumpkin offer calm. Feeling anxious? Ease mind, paint peaceful scene onto Pumpkin. Pumpkin offer comfort. Pumpkin offer peace. Struggling to find purpose in vast existence? Pumpkin cannot help with this, but Pumpkin still love you anyway. Pumpkin offer acceptance. Pumpkin offer love. 

Join RHA on the IC Lawn Tuesday Oct. 26th from 5:30-7:30pm for some good old fashioned cathartic destruction. During that time, we will be painting and smashing over 300 pumpkins! Participants have the option to paint their pumpkin or illustrate a negative emotion or fear, which they may then choose to smash with a sledgehammer. There will be music, food, paint, and pumpkins—what more do you need? 

Waiver and Safety Requirements

  • 📃 Waiver: All participants must complete a waiver via DocuSign before the event in order to participate. While we recommend signing the waiver before the day of the event, there will be a QR code virtually linking to the waiver at the event, with instructions on how to complete it.
  • 🧒 Participants under 18: Georgia Tech students under the age of 18 can participate, but they must have a parent’s signature on the above waiver to do so.
  • 🦺 Clothing/Apparel Requirement: For those that wish to pummel and smash their pumpkin, closed-toed shoes will be required, along with a hard hat, gloves, and safety goggles (which we’ll provide). For those just looking to paint, no special attire is needed.
  • 👨‍⚕️ COVID-19: Following Institute guidelines, we encourage all participants to wear a face covering during the event, complete the daily wellness checklist prior to the event, and stay home if you feel sick or ill.

Stickers and Custom Cookies

In addition to a limited edition, 375 quantity Pumpkin Paint and Pummel sticker (see design above), we’ll have our classic stickers at the event for participants, along with color changing cups! We’ll have also custom paintbrush, sledgehammer, and pumpkin themed royal icing sugar cookies.

☔ Rain Plan

If we have to postpone this event due to rain, we’ll post accordingly on our social media and this website. Our rain plan is to host the event the following day, October 27, from 4:30-6:30pm.

RHA’s Week of Welcome Events—4 Events, 6 Workshops, & More!

Weather Notice ☔

A number of our events and activities are hosted outdoors. Subsequently, the success of these events is weather dependent, and we may have to cancel or reschedule events due to inclement weather throughout the week. Keep an eye on this page and our Instagram for any event reschedules, and make note of rain plans for certain events below.

Events

Chalk the Walks | Monday, 8/16, 12:00-2:00pm, GT Connector & Sidewalks Across from West Village Lawn

  • Description: It may only be the first week of classes at Tech, but it’s not too early to leave your mark on campus—literally! Come out to the sidewalks next to the West Village and GT Connector lawns to help make campus beautiful while jamming out to some music before the semester picks up. Each attendee will be provided chalk, and we’ll also have snow cones for attendees to enjoy on West Campus and ice cream bars on East Campus.
  • Rain Plan: If this event has to be cancelled due to rain, we’ll push the event back to Wednesday from 12:00-2:00pm—same place, same event, same time, just different dates!

Second Year Backyard Bash | Friday, 8/20, 5:00-7:00pm, Peters Parking Deck

  • Description: Come out to Peters Parking Deck to catch up with your other second year and new transfer friends! We’ll have music, lawn games, and good vibes, along with plenty of food and drinks for you to enjoy as you play games like cornhole, ladder toss, giant connect 4, giant jenga, and more. Be sure to come out early—we’ll have Tiffs Treats, Jeni’s ice cream, and more treats, but only while supplies last. After the event, be sure to catch Avenger Endgame at Bobby Dodd Stadium!
    • UPDATE: Due to this week’s Georgia Tech Post Office shipping delays, we’re unable to purchase Jeni’s ice cream for this event. Jeni’s ships with dry ice and needs to be reliably picked up on the same day that it is delivered; because the Post Office is experiencing delays due to a mechanical fire, we’re unable to ensure that our order of Jeni’s ice cream would be made available for pick-up from the Post Office on time. We’ve purchased Tiffs Treats cookies, brownies, bomb pops, and fruit bars for this event, instead.
  • Rain Plan: Keep an eye on our Instagram for live updates! Rain or not, we’ll have lots of free food to distribute, so you might see us riding around on campus in our GEM Cart passing out food at residence halls if the event is cancelled due to rain.

Artlanta | Saturday, 8/21, 12:00-4:00pm, Tech Green

  • Description: Artlanta’s purpose is to expose students to different art mediums found in Atlanta. Participants will take the art pieces they make during the event back to their residence halls as decorations and memorabilia for the Week of Welcome: Handcrafted Jewelry, Spray Painted Door Decorations, Mini Acrylic Paintings, Decorated Pots with a Plant. Until supplies last!
  • Rain Plan: Meet us in the Exhibition Hall to pick up a to-go bag of craft materials to make decorations anywhere you’d like to!

The Price is Pretty Close | Saturday, 6:30-8:30pm, Ferst Theatre

  • Description: How well do you know the prices of everyday objects? Our on-campus version of the hit show “The Price is Right!” is here to test just that. Be sure to come out to win your share of over $3000 worth or prizes or play our 8ft tall Plinko Board!
  • Note: This event is a game show, with a pre-planned schedule, staging, and more. Doors will close to the event at 7:00pm, and guests are expected to stay through the duration of the show. At check-in, attendees will be able to designate whether or not they’re interested in being game show contestants; we’ll randomly select our game show contestants live on the night of the event from this pool of interested candidates. Whether you’re a contestant on stage with us or an audience member watching the fun happen, you’ll be able to walk away with prizes.
  • Rain Plan: This event is completely indoors!

Workshops

Technology is Your Friend: A Dive Into Tech’s Resources for Success | Tuesday, 8/17, 10:30-11:30am, Instructional Center (IC) 211

So you made it to the Institute – you know, the one with the Technology in Georgia – but what tech resources are available to YOU to ensure YOUR success? In this workshop we’ll dive into a curated list of the thousands of resources available to all Tech students, focusing on the most important as well as the ones no one ever tells you about. From free printing, to registration tools, to checking out a library book, we’ll set you up for success on campus. Not to mention, we’ll also send you home with a list of even more resources and walkthroughs so you can be prepared and strapped with resources when you need them, and can help your fellow yellow jackets to success along the way.

ATL: A City of Music, Arts, Coca Cola, and Tiny Doors | Tuesday, 8/17, 1:30-2:00pm, Howey Physics L1

Between Shaky Knees, Dragon Con, Music Midtown, the Atlanta Film Festival, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Fox Theatre, High Museum of Art, World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, 18 Tiny Doors, Atlanta Pride, Zoo Atlanta, Botanical Gardens, and more, dozens of festivals, museums, and venues call Atlanta home. In this workshop, we’ll run through nearly 100 different places to visit and things to do in Atlanta while also discussing the city’s rich culture, exploring its history, and featuring the best restaurants and eateries off-campus. This is the perfect workshop for students new to Georgia or the city of Atlanta!

Hidden Gems and Secret Spaces on Campus | Wednesday, 8/18, 1:30-2:00pm, Howey Physics L1

Mickey Mouse clocks, bakeries and cafes, nap rooms, foam toilets, cisterns—here’s what they don’t show you on your average campus tour. In this workshop, we’ll discuss the nooks and crannies that students love to study in and the parts of campus beneath your feet and above your head you didn’t know existed. Part fun-fact, part pragmatic introduction to your new favorite secret spot on campus, this is the perfect workshop for students looking to explore Tech’s 400+ acres. (Oh, and speaking of secrets, we’ll also touch on Tech’s oldest and most elusive secret society—the ANAK Society)

Opportunities in Residence Life | Thursday, 8/19, 1:30-2:00pm, Instructional Center (IC) 211

If you want to get paid to live on campus, be a part of the second largest student organization on campus, plan and host events, build community in residence halls, help first-year and upperclassman students acclimate to Tech, or experience the magic and craziness of making a system with nearly 9,000 students run, residence life is for you! In this workshop, we’ll discuss the life of a Resident Assistant (RA), how to become an RA, Hall Councils and the Residence Hall Association (RHA), how you can help plan events in your residence halls and help decide the fate of thousands of dollars worth of funds, student employment opportunities in Housing Area Offices, the National Residence Hall Honorary, and more.

The International’s Guide to Surviving the US | Thursday, 8/19, 3:00-4:00pm, Howey Physics L2

So you finally made it to the “US of A,” my international friend. Are you feeling excited? Worried? Scared? Come and check out this workshop, by international students, for international students! You will hear from people who have lived through the same experiences you will as a new inhabitant of this wild and amazing country. Ask some questions, make new friends, and learn about the most important rule for an international student to know: That we international students have each others’ backs!

Surviving Roommates, Communal Showers, and Laundry | Friday, 8/20, 1:30-2:00pm, Howey Physics L1

Let’s be honest: living with other people and sharing amenities can be challenging, especially if this your first time living in a traditional-styled residence hall. In this workshop, we’ll discuss navigating roommate conflict, must-have conversations on everything from masturbation and sex to sleep and room temperature, living on a floor with 40 other college students, taking care of common maintenance issues, and, yes, doing laundry. We’ll also briefly talk about upperclassman apartments and what living on campus looks like after your first year at Tech.

Tabling

Members of our Executive Board will be tabling around campus throughout the week. Come say hello, learn more about RHA, our upcoming events and activities throughout the week, and how to become a Hall Council Officer! We’ll have free RHA merchandise at each tabling session:

  • RHA Stickers—we have a brand new collection of 7 stickers, featuring residential locations around campus, the Ramblin Rec, and more!
  • Color Changing Cups—when these cups get cold, they turn from frosted clear color to a vibrant red, orange, blue, or green!
  • Keypers—these silicone phone wallets have room for you to store your Buzzcard AND your room key!

Come grab swag at the following dates and times:

  • Tuesday, 8/17, 11:30am-12:30pm — East Campus, right outside of Brittain dining hall cancelled due to rain
  • Tuesday, 8/17, 5:30-6:30pm — West Campus, right outside of the “Taste of Tech Square” dining event bus pick-up location at West Village
  • Wednesday, 8/18, 3:30-4:30pm — Tech Green
  • Wednesday, 8/18, 6:00-7:00pm — Folk/Caldwell Courtyard, right near the entrance to West Village North Avenue Dining (location change!)

Other Happenings

Be sure to check out these other offerings during Week of Welcome:

  • Vaccine Clinics—Be sure to read this short post, summarizing all you need to know about COVID-19 vaccination opportunities throughout the week.
  • Green Goodbyes—Green Good(Buys) is a no-cost market of clothing, small appliances, and other essentials for your residence hall, all of which were donated during last Spring’s Housing move-out. Our hope is you’ll find something useful and reduce the overall materials purchased and thrown away in our residence halls each year. We look forward to seeing you there, at the Kendeda Building from 12:00-5:00pm on Sunday, August 15.

RHA Executive Board members will also be volunteering at the following events. Be sure to say hi if you see us!

  • Yellow Jacket MegaMixer
  • Taste of Tech Square—Party Bus Trivia
  • West Village Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

This Weekend: 4 Events, Jeni’s Ice Cream, Kona Ice, Tiff Treats, Prizes, & More!

This weekend, RHA is hosting four unique events across campus, and you’re invited to all of them! These events are free to all on-campus residents and RAs—regardless of where you’re living this summer—and will feature delicious treats from Atlanta vendors or prize packages that you can win.

Friday, July 16, 6-8pm | Pop Up Party on West Campus, with Free Tiffs Treats 🍪

  • We’ll be out on the West Village Lawn with music, lawn games, and the Tiffs Treats Food Truck!
  • If this event has to be cancelled due to inclement weather and rescheduled, we will share information about the new date/time on our Instagram Story (@rhagt).

Saturday, July 17, 2-4pm | Pop Up Party on East Campus, with Jeni’s Ice Cream đŸŚ

  • Meet us at the GT Connector Lawn (between Glenn and Towers residence halls) for music, lawn games, and free ice cream from Jeni’s!
  • This event is rain or shine! If it rains, we’ll move indoors to the bottom and top floors of the GT Connector.

Sunday, July 18, 2-4pm | Pop Up Party at Tenth and Home, with Kona Ice đŸ§

  • Come find us at the Tenth and Home roundabout and courtyard for music, lawn games, and free Kona Ice (snow cones/shaved ice)!
  • If this event has to be cancelled due to inclement weather and rescheduled, we will share information about the new date/time on our Instagram Story (@rhagt).

Sunday, July 18, 8:15-9:30pm | Bingo Night at Brittain đŸŒŸ

  • Join us in Brittain Dining Hall after hours for 10 rounds of BINGO, music, and the chance to win various prizes, including a Bluetooth Speaker, Amazon Echo Dot, Hydroflask, Whiteboard, LED Light Strips, and more!
  • Each prize package has an average retail value of over $30!

We’ll also be handing out our brand new stickers at each event, so don’t miss out!