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Psychoeducation & Program Development Coordinator

Brittni Oliver

Brittni Oliver - - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Year at Tech 5th
Alma Mater Tusculum College, 2011
Brittni Oliver - - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Brittni Oliver joined the Georgia Tech athletic association staff in August 2017 as the assistant director of women’s basketball operations. She began her new role as pyschoeducation and program development coordinator in October 2021. Oliver came to The Flats from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

In her current role, she serves as the first point of contact for student-athletes seeking mental health services with the sport psychology department. She conducts intake appointments, manages external referrals and provides psychoeducation around performance enhancement and non-clinical sport performance-based skills and strategies. She spearheads workshops, programming and education for student-athletes, coaches and staff. Additionally, Oliver coordinates team programming including team building strategies, communication skills, identity development, and grit and resilience training. As a member of the sport psychology department, she regularly meets with licensed clinicians, chief medical officers, athletic trainers, coaches and support staff to ensure the proper mental health care is available and easily accessible to the student-athlete population. She is certified in QPR and Mental Health First Aid and a member of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP).

Prior to her arrival on The Flats, Oliver served at UNCW as the director of women’s basketball operations after serving as the women’s basketball administrative assistant for three years. She came to The Flats as no stranger to the Atlantic Coast Conference, having volunteered with the conference office in the marketing department at several events, including the men’s basketball tournament, women’s basketball tournament and football championship.

A letterwinner on the women’s basketball team at Tusculum College, Oliver was a member of a team that claimed three South Atlantic Conference regular season championships, two tournament championships and an Elite 8 appearance in 2010. She earned a bachelor of arts in sport management from Tusculum College in 2011. In 2012, she earned a master of science in kinesiology with a concentration in sport psychology and motor behavior from the University of Tennessee.

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