Lower-division advising involves choosing courses to complete the UGA core, as well as selecting the appropriate sequence of introductory classes for a student’s major.
706-542-1412 askfranklin@uga.edu
RISE Scholars is a program structured to assist in the transition from high school to college for newly committed, underrepresented students at the University of Georgia.
706-583-8195 diverse@uga.edu
The Global Buddies Program pairs international students with a partner student from the U.S. to meet periodically and share cultural perspectives and build long-lasting friendships.
706-542-5867 isl@uga.edu
All first-year students are invited to join the UGA Career Center for free food and refreshments and the chance to meet Career Consultants, gather resources and learn how the UGA Career Center can help.
706-542-3375 career@uga.edu
Transportation and Parking Services provides parking in a number of on-campus decks and lots, as well as weekday, night, and weekend routes as well as disabled transportation services to all UGA community members.
706-542-9565 auxservices@listserv.cc.uga.edu
The Division of Academic Enhancement offers the courses to develop literacies in the humanities, social sciences, STEM fields, pre-professional majors, and documentary media.
706-542-7575 tchagood@uga.edu
Academic Coaching is an appointment-based program offering UGA students the opportunity to meet with certified and trained academic coaches to discuss their pathways to success. 706-583-0403 khallen@uga.edu
The UGA Mentor Program narrows down the world of possibilities to meaningful connections. We are personalizing the mentoring experience; connecting you with alumni mentors that are just right for your commitment.
706-542-3375 ugamentor@uga.edu
Health Promotion provides prevention, early intervention, advocacy and recovery support services, as well as research and programs that contribute to life-long health and well-being, knowledge and skills. 706-542-8690 contact@uhs.uga.edu
The SVRC serves as a central location for information about the university’s services for student veterans while also offering support, advocacy and a convenient location for student veterans to gather throughout the day.
706-542-7872 svrc@uga.edu
A smooth transfer from another college or university requires careful preparation and attention to detail. Let us help you make informed decisions that best serve your interests after your acceptance to UGA.
706-542-3493 jiakovou@uga.edu
Movimiento Latino encourages admitted Latino students to commit to the University of Georgia. During the program, admitted high school seniors interact with faculty, students and campus leaders, and visit University Housing and Dining Halls.
706-583-8195 diverse@uga.edu
Hosted the day before the first day of classes, freshmen form a human on the field for their official class picture and hear welcoming words from the university leaders.
706-542-6396 involvement@uga.edu
Dawg Camp is a nationally renowned extended orientation program designed to assist students with their transition into the University of Georgia community.
706-583-0830 dawgcamp@uga.edu
Student Success Workshops are offered each fall and spring semester to provide a comfortable environment where students can feel free to ask questions and engage with faculty, academic coaches, mentors, and peers. 706-583-0403 khallen@uga.edu
By working with a readiness coach, student veterans will have access to resources and contacts throughout the University to further your academic goals and prepare you to reach your career aspirations.
706-542-7872 svrc@uga.edu
The Department of Counseling and Human Development Services in the College of Education offers an in-class course to prepare and encourage students to plan for their academic and professional careers.
706-542-1812 chds@uga.edu
The R.E.D. (Resilience, Education, and Direction) Peer Mentor Program matches a small group (or “pod”) of incoming students with a current UGA student for a full academic year. 706-542-8690 mdunn@uhs.uga.edu