We Act Ethically at Georgia Tech
2022 Annual Compliance Training
The 2022 Annual Compliance Training will help Georgia Tech employees exercise sound ethical judgement, act with integrity and transparency, and understand their responsibility for the University System of Georgia (USG) and Institute's policies and compliance obligations.
Beginning October 17, all active employees (faculty, staff, Tech Temps, retired-but-working, and student employees) hired on or before October 3, 2022, are required to complete this year's training modules:
- Effective Global Engagement
- Export Control and Trade Compliance
- External Activity Reporting and Conflict of Interest/COI Attestation
- Identifying and Responding to Sexual Misconduct
- Data Excellence
- University System of Georgia (USG) Ethics Training
- Cybersecurity Awareness Training/2022 Your Role: Internet Security and You.
The Annual Compliance Training can be found at Georgia Tech Employee Learning Portal (choose the GT Login). The Annual Compliance Training can be completed on a desktop or laptop. This year's training includes more modules than in previous years and you should set aside up to 2.5 hours to complete all the training. It does not need to be finished at one time and the deadline to complete the training has been extended to December 19, 2022.
Should you need assistance or have questions regarding this year's training please visit Annual Compliance Training Request Help.
Disclosures and Conflicts of Interests
Resources for where and how to speak up.
Ethics Engagement
A hub for Ethics First resources, including our Code of Ethics, Ethics Week events and information, annual compliance training, and many other resources.
Youth Programs
Register your youth program, read the youth programs policy, or find youth program resources.
Privacy
Privacy policies, notices, best practices, training, and resources on how to protect personal information and comply with the many different privacy laws.
Policy Library
Create or update a policy, or search for an existing policy in the Georgia Tech Policy Library.
International Collaboration
Tips, red flags, and things to look for when conducting business globally. Foreign influence, trade, and export control-related resources.
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