Contact us to learn more about work-life benefits unique to faculty, including tenure clock stoppage and leaves of absence. These important options can give faculty members the flexibility they need to raise a family, deal with serious illness, or assist other family members with serious health issues. Short-term counseling services and counseling referrals are available for faculty and their families through Georgia State’s Faculty and Staff Assistance Program.

Two child care centers are offered through Georgia State’s Child Development Program, which is part of the College of Education & Human Development. These child care centers are on campus and immediately adjacent to campus and are popular with Georgia State faculty. Private lactation space is also available on campus. A wide range of fitness and recreation services is available on campus through Georgia State’s Recreation Center. The Touch the Earth program organizes trips to parks in Georgia and neighboring states for hiking, horseback riding, skiing, and kayaking for modest fees throughout the year. Worksite Wellness programs include yoga, meditation, health consultations, weight loss programs, and more.