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Three University of Georgia academic advisors have received 2023-2024 Outstanding Undergraduate Academic Advising Awards. Matt Jordan, Emily Robinson, and Ryan Smith were nominated by their supervisors and selected by a committee of three student representatives from the Student Government Association along with previous advising award winners.

On Oct. 9, faculty should receive an invitation to complete a Progress Survey from the Office of Instruction with an email subject: SAGE: Student Progress Survey. This is completely voluntary, but a great way to provide and express concerns or encouragement.

Four University of Georgia academic advisors have received 2022-2023 Outstanding Undergraduate Academic Advising Awards. Kestrina Shrestha, Yadira Castillo, Shialoh Wilson, and Jennifer Eberhart were nominated by their supervisors and selected by a committee of three student representatives from SGA, along with previous advising award winners.

Planning for the future can be a stressful time for students, but academic advisors can help them make sense of all the possibilities.
For Bev Hull, who serves as an academic advisor in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences, this is an important time to connect with students.

Jill Hartmann-Roberts, an academic advisor in the Intended Majors group within UGA’s Exploratory Center, was published in NACADA’s Advising is Forever Pocket Guide, a national publication.

As the semester approaches the spring 2023 registration period, it’s time to start planning your spring semester schedule. Attend Academic Advising Before registering for classes, every student must meet with their University of Georgia academic advisor. During advising appointments, you and your advisor discuss where you are in your academic journey, what your next steps […]

Molly Stanley, an Academic Advisor II in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music, was named Outstanding New Advisor Award – Primary Advising Role by the NACADA Global Awards Program.

When entering college, the extensive lists of majors, minors and certificates can make the decision of what to study very difficult. It can be hard for students to find where their passions fit into academia and the greater University of Georgia community. This is where academic advisors come in.

As the director of student affairs in the School of Public and International Affairs, Welch is passionate about more than just college football on the University of Georgia campus.