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Ten undergrads named PSO Student Scholars

Ten UGA undergraduate students have been selected as Public Service and Outreach Student Scholars for 2011-2012.

The Student Scholars program, established this spring, provides a cohort of undergraduate students with the opportunity to explore and engage with the university’s public service and outreach mission. Supported by the Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach, this yearlong program provides undergraduate students with an experience that includes group activities to explore the purpose, breadth and depth of public service and outreach, and an internship in a PSO unit. The program helps students relate these experiences to their educational and career goals as well as a community of undergraduate student scholars who understand the role of public service and outreach in Georgia, and more broadly.

Undergraduates selected to be PSO Student Scholars meet as a cohort throughout fall semester and participate in community site visits and retreats. During spring semester, each student scholar undertakes a 150-hour internship in a PSO unit under the guidance of a faculty mentor.

The 2011-2012 PSO Student Scholars have majors and minors in seven of UGA’s schools and colleges, hold an average GPA of 3.68 and represent the geographic, ethnic and linguistic diversity of UGA’s student body. The 2011-2012 PSO Student Scholars are:

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