Category: Profiles
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1998 — The Philosopher: Scott Hershovitz
Getting philosophical
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1960 — The Renaissance Man: Bob Edge
A lifetime of support
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1999 — The Visionary: Beth Shapiro
Taking on mammoth tasks
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2008 — The Regent: Dr. Deep Shah
Staying healthy
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2011 — The Pathfinder: Tracy Yang
Medical paths
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2023-24 — The Newest Generation: Natalie Navarrete and Mariah Cady
Back-to-back Rhodes Scholars
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Meet UGA’s Rhodes Scholars
From Brooks to Cady, 1904 to 2024, meet all of the amazing UGA alumni who…
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Lead lineman powers campus through teamwork
For Mike Kennedy, safety is the top priority.
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Recreational Sports associate director finds meaning in movement
Lance Haynie provides opportunities for connection.
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Engineering lecturer embraces change to help students succeed
Alison Banka uses active learning to create unique experiences.
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Assistant director sees the connection in the Center for Family Research’s work
Tracy Anderson finds value in serving others
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Blake Witmer is following in her father’s footsteps
Two UGA Orientation leaders from the same family, 29 years apart.
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Faucette named UGA’s third Beinecke Scholar
The UGA senior was one of 19 students across the nation to receive the honor…
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Cassandra Cannon: The Pajama Game
Lounging in style
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Rebecca Ross: Literary Dreams Realized
Page Turner
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Nancy Elder and Janey Murray: Covering All the Bases
Amazin’ Work!
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Emma Grace Crumbley: Bugging Out
Creepy, Crawly, and Cool
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Emily Curl and Kevin Schatell: It Takes Two
Better Together
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Alison Moore: The Red Nose Knows
Comic relief
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Georgia Museum of Art director wants everyone to experience art
David Odo aims to expand the museum’s reach and mission.
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Admissions director strikes the right chord with music students
Marshall Williams guides students through the recruitment process and beyond.
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Landscape architect transforms ideas into reality
Julien de Rocher uses multidimensional approach to help shape campus spaces
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Immigration services director brings the world to Athens
Robin Catmur-Smith helps students, faculty and others move across boundaries.
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