You can find out if you are represented by
looking at the
roster below. GSA encourages all departments and student
organizations to send multiple representatives to our
GSA Council meetings. With more than one representative, it increases
the proportion of graduate students represented as a whole
and allows for representatives who miss a meeting to still
send someone from their department or organization. Some
departments have a formal process for electing someone to
represent their interests in GSA, other departments are
represented by whomever has the interest and dedication to
their fellow graduate students to volunteer. GSA strongly
encourages you to be a representative. The ability of GSA to
truly represent the interests of all graduate and
professional students depends upon your participation.
If you are already set to be a GSA
representative, thank
you. We look forward to hearing your ideas and concerns at
the GSA Council meetings. If your
department or organization is not
represented, then volunteer to be a representative! No
experience is necessary - just a willingness to work with
other graduate students like yourself. The commitment is
simply to ask people within your department about their
interests and concerns, and to communicate those interests
and concerns at the GSA Council meetings. You are also expected to
attend our four (4) meetings per semester and to forward all
GSA email messages to your department or organization
listserv. You can get access to department listservs through
your graduate coordinator or advisor. GSA is currently
working towards automatic access for all students to our
listserv so everyone has information current issues,
concerns, and discussions. Thank you.
If you want to join the GSA Council, please
fill out the form below and hit the "send" button.
Below is a list of all departments
offering
graduate/professional degrees around campus. All current
representatives are listed. Departments
without representatives are listed in red because we need representatives from these
departments! (P.S. Let us know if we
missed your department - and consider being your department's
representative!)
GSA Officers
Department Representatives (organized
by college/school enrollment)
College of Education (2500)
- Adult Education
- Art Education
- Communication Science and Disorders
- Counseling and Human Development (by
separate programs)
- College Student Affairs Administration
(M.Ed. & Ph.D.)
- Community Counseling
- Counseling Psychology
- School Counseling
- Educational
Leadership
- Educational Psychology &
Instructional Technology Deb
Teitelbaum teebomb@uga.edu
and
Garielle Garner ggarner81@gmail.com
- Elementary and
Social Studies Education Daniel
Byrd dbyrd@uga.edu
and
Ashley Shaver aeshaver@uga.edu
- Exercise Science
- Health Promotion and
Behavior
- Kinesiology
- Language &
Literacy Education Susan Nordstrom Susan.nordstrom@gmail.com and
Jessica Baxter jessbax@uga.edu
- Lifelong Education,
Administration, and Policy Colleen
McDermott cmcdermo@uga.edu
- Mathematics Education
- Music Education
- Occupational Studies
- Physical Education
and Sports Studies Marques
Dexter mrdst3@uga.edu
- Reading Education
- Recreation and
Leisure Studies
- Science Education
- Social Foundations
of Education
- Special Education
Franklin College of Arts & Sciences
(1540)
Terry College of Business (765)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of
Accountancy (MAcc)
- Master of Internet
Technology (MIT)
- Master of Marketing Research (MMR)
- Business
Administration (Ph.D.)
- Economics (Ph.D.) Neil Meredith nrmeredith@uga.edu
School of Law (650)
- Law (J.D.)
- Master of Law (LL.
M.)
College of Pharmacy (525)
- Clinical and
Administrative Pharmacy Jillian
Hurst hurstj@mail.rx.uga.edu
- Pharmaceutical and
Biomedical Sciences Meagan
McManus meaganjm@rx.uga.edu
- Professional studies
(Pharm.D.)
- Toxicology
(Interdisciplinary Program)
College of Veterinary Medicine (465)
- Anatomy and Radiology
- Avian Medicine
- Infectious Diseases Lauren Anderson landerse@uga.edu
- Large Animal
Medicine
- Medical Microbiology
and Parasitology
- Pathology Sarah Lackay salackay@uga.edu
- Physiology and
Pharmacology
- Small Animal
Medicine
- Toxicology
Interdisciplinary Program - see Pharmacy above for Rep info)
College of Agricultural &
Environmental Sciences (360)
- Agriculture & Applied Economics Stephen Kuzniak kuzniak@uga.edu
- Agricultural
Leadership, Education and Communication Tracey Troutman tdt84@uga.edu
- Animal and Dairy Science
- Animal Nutrition
- Biological and
Agricultural Engineering
- Crop & Soil Sciences
- Entomology
- Environmental Health
Science
- Food Science and
Technology
- Horticulture
- Plant Pathology Sydney Everhart ever77@uga.edu
- Plant Protection and
Pest Management
- Poultry Science
School of Social Work (300)
College of Environment & Design
(190)
- Conservation Ecology
& Sustainable Development
- Historic
Preservation
- Landscape
Architecture
Odum School of Ecology
School of Public & International
Affiars (180)
Warnell School of Forest Resources (150)
College of Family & Consumer
Sciences (120)
- Child and Family Development Bailey Partlow g.b.partlow@gmail.com
- Food & Nutrition
- Housing and Consumer Economics
- Marriage and Family
Therapy
- Textiles,
MerchAndising and Interiors Sammii
Benson samii@uga.edu
Grady College of Journalism & Mass
Communication (115)
- Journalism & Mass Communication
(M.A)
- Mass Communication
(M.MC./Ph.D.) Kimberly
Davis kddavis@uga.edu
Student Organization Ex Officio
Representatives
(GSA's constitution
specifies that "[O]rganizations with significant graduate membership
and advocacy interests shall be allowed ex officio voting seats on the
Council by majority vote of the Council. Department Representatives may
also serve as ex officio organization Representatives, but only receive
one vote." The organizations below have been allocated such seats, two
of which are currently filled.
- Graduate and Professional Scholars (GAPS)
Jessica Anderson jpa@uga.edu
- Family and Graduate
Housing Council
- Graduate Women's
Consortium
- UGA Hillel
- Your organization
here if we don't know about it!
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