We have resources for employees with children.
We have training classes for employees.
2020 orientation dates are open.
What It's Like Working At Georgia State University
At Georgia State, we do things the State Way. What exactly does that mean? It means we are always looking for innovative solutions to problems and we always treat our community members with respect. It means we serve our students and everyone else with a friendly and helpful attitude, always going beyond what is expected. Our first goal is always to ensure our students have outstanding experiences in and outside the classroom.
We welcome you to the Panther family and we hope you will make your own contribution to the success of our university. You are joining a community of dedicated professionals who work hard each day to provide the highest quality service to students, faculty, staff, alumni and visitors to our campuses.
NEWS
The 2020 New Employee Orientation dates have been posted. New employees can view 2020 dates and register.
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What It's Like Working At Georgia State University
At Georgia State, we do things the State Way. What exactly does that mean? It means we are always looking for innovative solutions to problems and we always treat our community members with respect. It means we serve our students and everyone else with a friendly and helpful attitude, always going beyond what is expected. Our first goal is always to ensure our students have outstanding experiences in and outside the classroom.
We welcome you to the Panther family and we hope you will make your own contribution to the success of our university. You are joining a community of dedicated professionals who work hard each day to provide the highest quality service to students, faculty, staff, alumni and visitors to our campuses.
Explore Our Different Options
Here are some of the most frequently used links and access points to Human Resources information.
Comprehensive health and welfare benefits are provided to faculty and employees through the University System of Georgia (USG), which includes a range of healthcare, dental, vision and retirement plan options to fit your needs.
Georgia State is a member of the USG, the state agency governing all 28 public institutions in Georgia. USG dictates general policy, administers benefits and supplements funding for the state institutions. It is governed by the Board of Regents.
If you are new to Georgia State use the New Hire resources to get started with your benefits selections.
Need assistance?
Phone: 404-413-3330
Email:benefits@gsu.edu
Ready to gain the new skills and knowledge needed to keep you sharp and improve your career? Georgia State’s committed to the continued professional development of its panther family. The catalog of options contains a course that’s meant for you. Some are online, so you can study any time, anywhere, but you’ll also find classroom courses, where you can interact face to face with the instructor and fellow participants for an enriching experience.
Want to talk to an advisor?
Phone: 404-413-3352
Email: Orgdev@gsu.edu
A higher education institution like Georgia State offers a work environment far different and far more stimulating than other organizations or businesses. Because it is a place of intellectual inquiry and creativity Georgia State has a daily energy and drive that are unmatched in other work sectors. That energy and drive are fueled by determined, hard-working students, deeply committed faculty members and dedicated staffers. The influx of new students and the graduation of those who have earned their degrees provide an annual renewal that can only be found at an academic institution.
Need Help?
Phone: 404-413-3342
Email: edws@gsu.edu
Wellness
Working at Georgia State means joining a community that shares the excitement of intercollegiate athletics, the invigoration of thought-provoking speakers and entertaining events, and exposure to creative work and scientific discoveries that are having an impact around the world. It also affords the opportunity to expand your own intellectual horizons by exploring its first-class libraries or by pursuing a degree through the university’s tuition assistance program.