The Georgia Tech Sailing Club was founded in 1961 by a group of students who discovered they had a common interest in sailing and racing. They wanted to encourage other students to take up their passion for sailing and began teaching everyone who wanted to learn. Over the years, the number of avid sailors at Georgia Tech has grown. We have accumulated and maintained an extensive fleet of different sailboats and watercraft.

Meeting Information

We meet every Thursday from 7:30 to 8:00pm. These meetings are located in room 251 of the Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Center (CRC). To find the CRC, look for it on the GT campus map. All members and anyone interested in the club are welcome at these meetings.

Lakehosts

We keep all our boats and equipment at the Lake Lanier Sailing Club (LLSC). Only members of LLSC are allowed on the grounds so we hold 10 student memberships with LLSC. Each year, our executive board appoints 10 students to receive our LLSC memberships. These 10 students are known as lakehosts. In order for any of our members to use our equipment (or be at LLSC for any other reason), a lakehost must be present to accompany them.

When appointing lakehosts, exec generally looks for students who are outgoing and actively involved in both sailing and maintaining our fleets. In addition, a lakehost should be at least 420 or windsurf skipper qualified, a member of GTSC for at least one year, and plan on being a member of GTSC for at least one more year.

To become a lakehost, a student must be appointed by GTSC exec and must complete the LLSC membership application form and submit it to the current secretary of LLSC.

Club History

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