Founded in 2013 as part of the Aga Khan Youth and Sports Board, the Ismaili (sect of Islam, religious community) Basketball League is a non-profit regional basketball league held annually at Rhodes Jordan Park that enlists 128 registered players and places them in one of 16 teams. The league is comprised of a 6-week-long regular season, an all-star weekend, and a playoff weekend.

The Ismaili (sect of Islam, religious community) Student Network is a student-led organization that falls under the Aga Khan Youth and Sports Board and works to build and sustain connections between the 4,000+ Ismaili graduate and undergraduate students attending 460+ universities and colleges across the nation. ISN puts together events at these schools focused on community building, discussions with community leadership, skills and fields of the future, career planning, discussions about Islam, intercollegiate athletics, service opportunities, health and wellness awareness, and more.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Camp Mosaic—a six-day summer day camp for Ismaili (sect of Islam, religious community) Muslim youth entering 1st through 8th grade—was unable to provide an in-person experience. Instead, this camp was offered virtually on Zoom as "Mosaic: Magic at Home." The curriculum focused on helping participants gain a better understanding of mental-wellbeing, physical health and fitness, identity, acceptance, justice, values, human rights, and advocacy.

Camp Mosaic is a six-day summer day camp for Ismaili (sect of Islam, religious community) Muslim youth entering 1st through 8th grade. With 13 camps operating around the nation, Camp Mosaic focuses on building community through activities such as self-expression, skill building, interpersonal exchange, swimming, sports, and more. Camps are facilitated by high school and college students acting as counselors, guides, and staff who significantly contribute to the participants' development.

Al-Ummah Camp is a three-week summer residential program taking place at Kenyon College that serves Ismaili (sect of Islam, religious community) youth between 15 and 17 years of age. The vision of Al-Ummah is to develop exemplary, happy, American Ismaili youth who are well integrated into Western society. During their time at Al-Ummah, participants are equipped to compete successfully in all walks of life through merit, use their intellect to interpret and practice their faith, and play leadership roles in humanitarian services to communities and societies around the world.

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A-Town Showdown (ATS) is a national intercollegiate Garba-Raas and Bollywood-Fusion dance competition held at Georgia Tech Ferst Center. With over 500 dancers and 16 teams attending from around the nation, ATS is the largest bid-point/partner competition in the south. ATS also partners with a philanthropy each year to raise money and awareness on a selected cause. Past philanthropies have included Ekal Vidyalaya, CARE, National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance (NQAPIA), and Black Lives Matter (BLM).

Motus Nova specializes in making healthcare robotics and rehabilitation devices accessible to people specifically stroke rehabilitation patients. What first started as an effort to provide this technology to clinics and hospitals, Motus Nova robotic therapy devices can now be bought for use at home. This change not only gives the patient/user the convenience of physical therapy from home at a fraction of the price, but can also speeds up recovery up to five times as faster.*designs have since been modified on the website*

The Homecoming and Marketing Committees falls under a larger organization known as Student Center Programs Council (SCPC). SCPC is a student-led programming community that brings more than 50 exciting programs to campus each year.

The Community Relations Committee falls under the Executive Branch of Student Government Association (SGA). This committee works to connect Tech students with events and programs in and around the Atlanta area. The Committee strives to engage students with and educate students on Atlanta's diversity.

Freshman Connect is one of three First Year Programs (FYP) that falls under the Student Government Organization (SGA). This program is intended to give first-year students the resources to familiarize themselves with UGA's student government, network, and develop leadership skills.