Student Affairs launches belonging resource website
Student Affairs launched a new website to provide a single location for students to navigate initiatives and programs revolved around belonging.
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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.
Georgia’s AEPi Celebrates 100 Years Young
UGA Jewish Greek life takes a bow for a ten-decade run with a bright future ahead.
The Omicron Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) at the University of Georgia (UGA) celebrated its Centennial Anniversary on April 17–18, in Athens with more than 350 alumni and undergrads in attendance.
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Shriya Garg’s passion comes from the power of personal experience. The third-year University of Georgia student grew up as the daughter of two physician parents in rural Georgia. She knew friends and neighbors who struggled to navigate the healthcare system.
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ATHENS, Ga. — Dr. Fred Reifsteck, III, MD, Head Team Physician for the University of Georgia, has been selected as the Jack Hughston Physician of the Year by the Georgia Athletic Trainers’ Association (GATA) in recognition of his exceptional contributions to sports medicine and athlete care.
Watch out world, here comes Eniola Badejo
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The dawgs behind Dawg Day of Service
On March 29, Serve UGA, a student organization aimed at promoting a culture of service via volunteer opportunities, hosted this semester’s Dawg Day of Service. Dawg Day of Service is the University of Georgia’s largest day of service, where students can serve and engage with nonprofits in Athens-Clarke County and neighboring counties working alongside local community organizations.
