2025 Auxiliary Services Council of Georgia (ASCOG) Meeting

March 18-19, 2025

Cost to attend $125

Registration closes March 7.

The 2025 Meeting

Event Offerings

Relevant panels and sessions- This event will feature pertinent panels and sessions specifically tailored to auxiliary services, providing valuable insights, strategies, and opportunities for connection
Networking Opportunities- Attendees will also benefit from networking opportunities designed to foster support and meaningful conversation.

Schedule Overview

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Join us on March 18

Explore Georgia Tech’s Campus!

Join Us for a Special Networking Dinner!

At 2:30 p.m. join a campus tour of Georgia Tech’s dynamic campus and experience firsthand the innovation and energy that define this world-renowned institution. From state-of-the-art research facilities to vibrant student spaces, our campus showcases the cutting-edge technology and creativity that drive Georgia Tech forward.

Start your event experience on the right note by joining us for a delightful networking dinner in the Exhibition Hall. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet fellow attendees, share ideas, and build valuable connections in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to collaborate, exchange insights, or simply enjoy great conversation, this dinner will help you kick off your experience.

Who We Are

Auxiliary Services Council of Georgia (ASCOG)

Is an oganization that provides a platform for professionals in auxiliary services across Georgia’s higher education institutions to collaborate, share ideas, and discuss topics relevant to their roles. Auxiliary services typically include operations that support the academic mission of a university or college, such as food services, housing, transportation, bookstores, and other student services.

ASCOG Meeting

An event where members of the council, including university staff and administrators, gather to discuss best practices, emerging trends, and issues impacting auxiliary services in Georgia’s educational institutions. These meetings might feature workshops, networking opportunities, keynote speakers, and discussions on specific challenges or innovations in the field.

Typically, the goals of these meetings include:

Networking: Connecting with peers from other institutions.
Professional Development: Learning about new technologies, regulations, and operational strategies.
Sharing Best Practices: Discussing successful initiatives and solutions to common problems in auxiliary services.
Collaboration: Encouraging partnerships and collaborations between institutions

Georgia Institute of Technology

At Georgia Tech, we’re more than just a leading public research university — we’re a hub of innovation and opportunity. Located in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia Tech is renowned for its cutting-edge programs in engineering, computer science, business, and more. With a legacy of academic excellence and a commitment to shaping the future of technology, Georgia Tech offers world-class education and research that prepares students to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.

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