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Building on Dawg Camps’s 25-year foundation of programming, the University of Georgia launched a new option this summer: Dawg Camp Explore. The program highlights the natural beauty surrounding campus while showcasing UGA’s commitment to public service, civic engagement, and building meaningful connections between students and the broader community.
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