Resources

Instruction Resources faculty might find helpful 

• Syllabus Checklist  (PDF)
• Syllabus Upload 
  
  
• Academic Honesty  — include honesty language on your syllabus 
• Active learning resources  — how to incorporate active learning in your classroom
• Center for Teaching and Learning — faculty development, classroom and learning space support, technology resources including recording studios
• Chat GPT Guidance for Instructors (PDF)
• Disability Resource Center 
• Domestic Field Study – class trips off campus, inside the U.S.
• eLearning Commons (eLC)  – online learning management system
• Experiential Learning  
• First Year Odyssey Seminar Program  – 1-hour graded seminars, for 15-17 first-year students. Taught by tenured and tenured track faculty on a topic of their choosing 
• Key Calendars 
• Office of Faculty Affairs –  supports faculty hiring, promotion and professional development
• Student Enrichment Fund – for out-of-the classroom activities 

Fellowships and academies 

• Senior Teaching Fellows
• Lilly Teaching Fellows
• Special Collections Library Fellows
• Teaching Academy Early Career Fellows Program

Resources for helping students

• Student Care and Outreach — for concerns about a student 
• Bulldog Basics – personal care and toiletry items
• Counseling Referral Services 
• Embark@UGA –  a campus-based effort providing direct support to students who have experienced homelessness and/or foster care.
• Headspace App — mindfulness & meditation
• SGA Professional Clothing closet — clothes for interviews and internships
• UGA Mentor Program — to connect students with professionals  

  
  Financial resources

• Financial Hardship Resources
• Student Emergency Fund — Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs
• Completion Grants —for students to finish their last semester of school
• Graduate Student Emergency Fund
  
  

  Food Insecurity

• UGA Food Pantry — non-perishable food items and other supplies at no cost to any UGA student. Main location in the Tate Student Center with other fridges around campus
• Let All the Big Dawgs Eat Food scholarship — meal plan scholarship
• The Fresh Express Fresh Produce Food Pantry 

 

            Academic resources

• Academic coaching
• Connect & Complete, a framework  to help  students in academic difficulty
• Double Dawgs, program where students can earn both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in five years or less
• Experiential Learning Scholarships, scholarships to support students' experiential learning activities. Awards are in amounts of up to $2,500.
• Exploratory Center , advises all students with unspecified majors, as well as students with intended-business and intended-journalism majors. 
• First Generation Student Support
• First Year Odyssey Seminar Program, classes with 15-18  students, taught by tenure-track faculty , for all first-year students.  
• Free tutoring
• Presentation help
• Rural student resources
• Student Success Workshops, provide a comfortable environment where students can feel free to ask questions and engage with faculty, academic coaches, mentors, and peers.