Throughout the evening, attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about what GT Arts does, how it supports student organizations, and the many ways students can collaborate through arts programming during the year. Student organizations are also encouraged to participate by presenting 2–3 slides to introduce their group, share initiatives, or highlight upcoming calls to action. Presentation materials must be submitted by Wednesday, January 21, to santana.nash@arts.gatech.edu.

The mixer will also feature an open-floor discussion where attendees can share feedback on past GT Arts events and suggest ideas for future programming. With free food, community dialogue, and a focus on creativity and collaboration, the GT Arts Social Mixer offers a chance for students to help shape the future of arts experiences at Georgia Tech while building lasting connections.