WoW: Advice for New Students
If you're a new student at UGA, whether you're a first-year or transfer student, you'll want to see what four recent graduates have to say about what they wish they'd known when they started at UGA.
GO: Making Successful Academic Strides
Over the last few years, UGA has sought to dramatically transform the undergraduate experience and ensure that our students have the best opportunities to grow and succeed. See how far we've come!
Fifteen students honored as Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars
Fifteen University of Georgia students, representing a variety of disciplines and backgrounds, were recently honored as graduating Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars.
Hunt completes HERS Institute
Alice Hunt, assistant director for instructional development in the Center for Teaching and Learning, recently completed the 2019 HERS Institute at Wellesley College, Mass.
Office of Instruction Staff Awards
The Office of Instruction paused recently to recognize some of our outstanding staff and celebrate another successful year with an ice cream social staff appreciation event.
Summer is full of activity
GO: Keeping Pace Through Summer
Summer is here and the campus is quiet, but the Office of Instruction is buzzing with activity. See what we're doing to prepare for the coming year.
In My Own Words: A Career Well Spent
The view out my window will change, but the sentiment for this place I've called my work home will be with me for years to come.
GO: Looking Back Before Moving Forward
As we approach the end of another academic year, we took a look back to see how far we have come in the last few years. While we continue to build new programs and resources, you might be surprised at everything we have achieved.
EL Student Profile: SJ Dillon
Ten thousand miles from home in Bali, Indonesia, anthropology student Sarah Jane (SJ) Dillon rode on the backs of motorbikes, spoke fluent Indonesian, hung out with Balinese and punk rockers alike and immersed herself in a life and culture different from her own.