Student Affairs News

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Jan Barham headshot.

Jan Barham named associate vice president for student affairs 

Jan Barham, currently associate dean of students at the University of Georgia, has been named associate vice president for student affairs. The newly created position within the Division of Student Affairs plays a pivotal role in ensuring a seamless transition for incoming students and fostering a supportive community for their families.
Undergraduate Brooklen Latka, middle, laughs as she plays dodgeball in gym central during Ramsey Palooza. (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)

Over $1.2M raised for student programs

The Parents Leadership Council will help fund an array of academic units and organizations.
Students viewing a fireworks display during the UGA commencement ceremony.

UGA Commencement set for May 9 and May 10

The University of Georgia will welcome its newest alumni on May 9 and 10 as 6,627 undergraduates and 1,691 graduate students—a total of 8,318—have met requirements to participate in the university’s spring Commencement ceremonies.

Kevin Karneboge serves UGA’s Deaf and hard of hearing communities

Kevin Karneboge serves UGA’s Deaf and hard of hearing communities.

Student Employee of the Year awards announced

Honors were given to an undergraduate, a graduate student and a student employee team
Six Minority Student Science Association students smile next to President Morehead

Minority Student Science Association at UGA receives top student organization award 

The Student Engagement Awards celebrate the accomplishments of student leaders and student organizations at the University of Georgia
Three students outside of Tate Plaza.

UGA Student Affairs selected as NASPA 2024 Excellence Award Category Bronze Honoree

The award highlights a continuing successful collaboration between the Office of Institutional Research and the Division of Student Affairs

UGA enhances residential belonging initiatives

Residential Belonging Assistants build a sense of belonging through mentorship, support

UGA again named among top Military Friendly institutions

The university has been in the top three for seven consecutive years, with three years at No. 1