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2013 Membership Drive
Important Dates
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Thursday, January 17 at 7 PM 
Event: Ramblin’ Reck Club Information Session 
Location: President’s Suite A and B at Bill Moore Student Success Center 
An overview of Ramblin’ Reck Club followed by short Q&A 
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Tuesday, January 22 at 6 PM 
Event: Ramblin’ Reck Club Information Session 
Location: President’s Suite A and B at Bill Moore Student Success Center
An overview of Ramblin’ Reck Club followed by short Q&A 
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Monday, January 28 from 7-9 PM APPLICATIONS DUE BY 7 PM AT THE SOCIAL
Event: Ramblin’ Reck Club meet and greet. 
Location: TBA 
This will be your opportunity to meet the members of the club and learn more 
about the club from our members’ personal experiences. You will sign up for a 
personal interview at this time. Dress is relaxed casual, NO RED! 
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Tuesday, January 29 and Wednesday, January 30 from 6-9 PM 
Event: Personal Interviews 
Location: Bill Moore Student Success Center Skyboxes 
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Monday, February 4 from 7-9 PM (by invitation only) 
Event: Meet and Greet Social by invitation only 
Location: TBA 
Dress is business casual, NO RED! 
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If you have any questions regarding Ramblin’ Reck Club recruitment, 
please contact Stephen Webber at membership@reckclub.org
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About the 
Ramblin’ Reck Club
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Be a part of preserving Tech traditions and promoting school spirit!
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The Ramblin’ Reck Club has been serving Georgia Tech since 1930 when it was 
founded to maintain school spirit and tradition. Today in 2012, we strive to keep 
the traditions of Georgia Tech alive for the future generations of students on our 
great campus. The greatest honor bestowed upon Reck Club is the privilege of 
caring for the one and only Ramblin’ Reck, a 1930 Ford Model A Sports Coupe. 
We also serve our campus in a larger role through working relationships with the 
Georgia Tech Athletic Association, Alumni Association, and student body at-large. 
Reck Club strives to educate, facilitate, and preserve the traditions that our 
illustrious Institute are built upon. The club seeks members who could actively 
participate and enhance our ability to carry out these goals on our campus. In 
order to more easily to do this we have a wide variety of committees and executive 
positions listed and detailed below. 
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BASEBALL – Organizes club activities for baseball such as promotions, 
Reck Race, Big Buzz set-up, etc. Acts as liaison between Athletic Assoc. 
baseball representative and the club. 
BASKETBALL - Organizes club activities for basketball through
promotions, Big Buzz set-up, etc. Acts as liaison between 
Athletic Assoc. basketball representative and the club. 
FOOTBALL - Organizes club activities for football such as shaker 
distribution, balloon handouts, Yellow Jacket Alley, etc. Acts as liaison 
between Athletic Association football representative and the club. 
FRESHMAN CAKE RACE - Organizes and runs the annual Freshman 
Cake Race for Homecoming. 
HOMECOMING – Responsible for organizing the club’s Homecoming 
activities. Keeps the student body informed of Homecoming events. 
Collaborates with Student Center and IFC/Panhellenic Homecoming 
Committees.
Committee Descriptions:
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MEMBERSHIP – Coordinates RRC membership drive. Prepares 
“probates” for actual membership acceptance. 
MINI 500 - Organizes and runs the annual Mini 500 for Homecoming. 
NON-REVENUE SPORTS – Organizes club responsibilities for non- 
revenue sports such as women’s basketball, volleyball, softball and tennis. 
PUBLICITY – Responsible for RRC publicity. includes preparing the 
run-through banners for football games. 
RECK PARADE – Organizes and runs the annual Ramblin’ Reck Parade 
for Homecoming. 
RECK PARADE PROGRAMS – Produces the program distributed at 
the Reck Parade. 
RRC ALUMNI RELATIONS – Liaison between the club and its alumni. 
Includes organizing alumni events such as Pig Roast and Alumni Baseball
Tailgate
TECHNOLOGY – Organizes and maintains the club website 
T-BOOK- writes and publishes the T-Book every year. This committee is 
responsible for the layout and material of the book. 
T-NIGHT – Organizes and runs “Traditions Night” in the fall.
TRADITIONS – Maintains the history of RRC and is responsible for website,
traditions.gatech.edu
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Executive Positions: 
Reck Driver – The only member in the club who may drive the Reck. 
This member is in charge of maintaining the Reck and ensuring its safety. 
President – Responsible for meetings. The President meets regularly with 
campus administrators to discuss campus events and Reck Club’s role in 
them. 
Vice President – Responsible for all the committee chairs and their 
activities 
Secretary – Keeps minutes and informs club of upcoming events; in 
charge of all correspondence from Exec 
Treasurer – Must maintain a budget, collect dues, reimbursements, etc. 
Member at Large (MAL) – There are two MALs in Ramblin’ Reck 
Club. MALs organize social events like semi-formal, intramurals, and order 
any t-shirts, polos, fleeces, etc. 
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For more information contact Stephen Webber at membership@reckclub.org
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Ramblin’ Reck Club
2013 Membership Application
Please type or print (in ink) the information below.
NAME:
PHONE:
LOCAL ADDRESS:
P.O.BOX:
CLASS:
GRADUATION DATE:
MAJOR:
GPA:
I certify that all of the information furnished in this application is true and complete to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signed ____________________________________________________
Please answer the following questions, typed, and attach them to the application OR apply
at reckclub.org:
1. Why do you want to be a member of the Ramblin’ Reck Club?
2. Reck Club aims to be an innovative and problem solving group. For example,
thirteen years ago a probate in Reck Club suggested a spirit group for football
called the “Swarm,” and today it is composed of nearly 1000 members cheering
loudly at football and basketball games. Conversely, this season saw a lack of
student attendance at football. Please describe an idea you have for a new Tech
Tradition or symbol that promotes school spirit OR discuss a possible solution to
our poor student attendance at sporting events. Do NOT be afraid to get creative
and think outside the box!
3. Tell us about your favorite Tech Memory or Spirit Story.
4. What is your favorite Georgia Tech tradition and why?
5. Reck Club offers many leadership roles, chair positions and committees.
What aspects are you interested in and where do you see your biggest
contribution to the club? Why? (see the attached list of the club’s current
committees and responsibilities)
**To help us remember you, please attach a picture of yourself where you are easy to
identify.**
Applications are due by Monday January 28th at the first membership
meet & greet or by email at membership@reckclub.org
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