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March 2015 Newsletter


Spring is in the air

The winter storms of February are long gone (we hope!), and the warm days of March are rolling in. Springtime at Georgia Tech also ushers in a stressful event time as the academic year wraps up. Remember to take a walk between projects and review how to limit stress in your job to make this a successful spring season.

ECN Upcoming Events


Event Coordinators’ Network presents
Stories from the Confetti Trenches
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Noon-1:00 PM
Pettit Microelectronics Research Center (MiRC 102)
Join us as event coordinators from across campus share their stories. We will hear from event planners who coordinate large events, lunch meetings, alumni and corporate events, and student events. Connect with your fellow planners as we remember when Murphy's Law reigned supreme.  RSVP today!

ECN Event Spotlight

Sibs Day at Georgia Tech
Laci Weeden, director of Parents Programs and ECN member, shares her experience while planning the first ever Sibs Day on February 7, 2015. Read more

ECN Highlights and News

Volunteers Sought for Staff Council
Now that elections for Georgia Tech's Staff Council are complete, the council is looking to fill the membership of its five standing committees. Interested ECN members should review the committees and criteria. Applications are due Friday, March 27. 
Customer Service
Laura Pusateri, Manager of Special Events, shares her experiences as a former employee of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company. During her tenure, she was trained on the 20 fundamental basics of providing exceptional customer service. Read more.

ECN Answers

Q: How do I register an event with the Georgia Tech Police Department? When should I register my event with the GTPD?
 
A: Once you have confirmed your event purpose, time, date, and location, your next step is to inform the Georgia Tech Police Department of your security needs. Please complete a Request for Event Security form, and Sergeant Archie Hill will be in contact with next steps to ensure your event is a success. For more information about security and emergency planning, please visit the Special Events website or read the Special Events blog

 
Have an idea for the newsletter? We're always looking for new stories, events to showcase, and blog writers. Contact the Special Events & Protocol Office to submit the next big story. 
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