Tag: Campus Closeup
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Graduate school administrator works to keep students on track
As the director of graduate students services at UGA, Krista Haynes makes sure that people…
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Building Bridges: Alumna returns to help shape law school’s future
As the assistant director of admissions for the School of Law, Ramsey Bridges plays a…
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Director of UGACard Office works behind the scans
As director of the UGACard Office, McGee and his staff of 10 manage a system…
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Radio host named local favorite
Robb Holmes, the station’s program director, is the voice behind the show that hosts all…
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Top shot: Health Center’s travel nurse helps vaccinate campus
Joanne Davies, a travel nurse at the UGA Health Center, gives flu and travel shots…
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Degrees of success: Academic advisor stays involved, starts scholarship
Katherine Adams spends her days in Tucker Hall as an academic advisor for the School…
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‘Infectious’ curiosity leads scientist to job at vet medicine
It all started with a case of parasites. Bob Storey, a former scientist, engineer and…
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Administrative assistant balances work, college classes and family
Arkedia Raines isn’t only an administrative assistant in Workforce Education, Leadership and Social Foundations. She’s…
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History in the making
From streaking to study abroad, Larry Dendy has witnessed and written about nearly four decades…
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Storybook ending
It was Suzanne Yoculan’s storybook ending-coaching the final meet of her career April 17 when…
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Head of Physical Plant named charity’s volunteer of the year
Ralph Johnson, associate vice president for the Physical Plant, was named the United Way…
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From recruiting to nurturing: Diversity coordinator plants seeds for success
In 2007 Vivia Hill-Silcott, a diversity coordinator in the College of Pharmacy, moved to Georgia;…
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‘Answer man’ earns top honors in Division of External Affairs
Marcus Jennings describes his job as a little bit of everything.
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Eco-friendly: Adviser’s open-door policy a catalyst for student growth
Happy plants burst from the corner while bright red fish swim peacefully in their tank.…
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At ease: Environmental safety head closes door on 50 years of service
From the time Wayne Dill was 5 years old, he knew what he wanted to…
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Making government more efficient: How Eric McRae uses GIS technology
The next time you are trying to fold a new Georgia highway map or check…
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Audiologist gives sound advice to clients in speech and hearing clinic
For Alice Sanderson, an audiologist in UGA’s Speech and Hearing Clinic, a rewarding day at…
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Going with the flow: Senior parking monitor orchestrates deck’s redesign
For years Mike Chalker, a senior parking services monitor at the North Campus parking deck,…
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Recycling gets new top dawg
“Throw it away. That’s the easy answer.” That’s just the kind of response Andrew Lentini,…
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Fiscal affairs administrators career doesn’t just go by the numbers
Chris Miller, associate provost for academic fiscal affairs, not only loves her family, reading and…
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Equal Opportunity director retires after more than three decades
Len Davis’ primary official job at UGA for the past 28 years has been directing…
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Research coordinator’s career preserves her love of microbiology
Elaine D’Sa spent hours during her childhood discussing microbiology, medicine and microorganisms with her father,…
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Director will take ‘legion’ of memories with her into retirement
When Candy Sherman retires April 30, she will take many memories with her, but none…
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Architect’s community volunteer efforts are beyond measure
With a tape measure always in hand, Esther Sherman, a project architect in the Physical…
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