They are located in the Wellness Empowerment Center on the 2nd floor of Stamps Health Services building.

Research shows us that weight loss programs are not effective at improving health and often cause harm. Visit the ASDAH website About Health at Every Size page to learn more about this subject.

Georgia Tech has a coordinated multidisciplinary team made up of medical, nutrition, women’s health, mental health, and psychiatry providers who work together to support students struggling with an eating disorder, disordered eating, and other related concerns. This team can help address concerns and support students by accessing additional on and off-campus resources to receive adequate help. Please email nutrition@gatech.edu with the subject line “eating behavior concerns" and a registered dietitian will follow up with you to find time to make an appointment based on your availability.

You can check out Tech Dining's website.

Vegan options are denoted on online menus and at the point of selection. Check out Tech Dining'swebsite for more information.

Students with food allergies have options to choose from when eating on campus. For more information, go to Tech Dining and FARE.

Klemis Kitchen serves as a food pantry for Georgia Tech students with dietary needs and financial concerns that limit their access to proper nourishment. As of February 2016, the functioning and volunteer organization of Klemis Kitchen has been absorbed by Campus Kitchen.

Social media: facebook.com/CampusKitchens.GT/

Main contact: Steve Fazenbaker, steve.fazenbaker@gatech.edu