Sea Kayaking Expeditions
Paddle your way to adventure and discovery.
"This trip was pretty neat"
— John Traendly
Global Adventure
Expeditions are unique opportunities made possible through generous alumni donations that enable students to experience breathtaking landscapes and extraordinary circumstances. Expeditions invite students to stretch beyond their comfort zone and test their skills in challenging conditions and situations.
Team Member Qualifications
Expedition team members are selected through a holistic application and interview process. Participants are expected to be active ORGT Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) holders, Georgia Tech students at the time of the expedition, and committed to contributing to the team's goals and objectives.
Expedition Benefits
Expeditions offer individuals the opportunity to test not only their personal capacities, but their group coordination, cooperation, and collaboration abilities as well. Reflecting on these experiences leads to sharper intrapersonal and interpersonal awareness and being better prepared to overcome future challenges.
Featured: British Columbia
About
In August 2022, a team of five Georgia Tech students accompanied by John Traendly and Todd Hyatt spent nine days paddling and primitive camping on the Northeast coast of Vancouver Island and the west coast of British Columbia, Canada.
Where
Broughton Archipelago Park, B.C.'s largest marine park, consists of a wonderful collection of dozens of undeveloped islands and islets situated at the mouth of Knight Inlet on the west side of Queen Charlotte Strait near the north end of Vancouver Island.
All Expeditions
World-class expeditions made availible to Georgia Tech students.
