UGA's
Amazing Students
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Samantha Warner
Pre-veterinary medicine student Samantha Warner and her yellow-vested four-legged companions are easily identifiable on campus and in the community. Beyond her academic activities and successes, Samantha is an area coordinator and trainer for the Guide Dogs for the Blind. She plans to be involved in animal rescue and shelter when she graduates.
Dana TeCroney
“A Cadillac brought me to UGA, but the people kept me here,” says New York native Dana TeCroney. While on a road trip home from visiting a friend in Miami, TeCroney stopped by UGA to check out the top ranked math education program and made an instant decision to apply to become a doctoral student in the College of Education.
Adam Molnar
Adam Molnar’s passion is helping people understand statistics. Molnar, who has traveled all over the world promoting statistical literacy, is pursuing a doctoral degree in mathematics education.
Brian Chernoff
Brian Chernoff has studied in Australia, lived in Guatemala and volunteered in Mexico and New Orleans. Now, 12 years after finishing his undergraduate work, he has returned to the classroom for “...more formal training and education for a career solving global challenges in water and related sustainable practices.”
Susan Bleyle
As a graduate research assistant in the College of Education, Susan Bleyle is pursuing her passion to be a researcher and teacher educator in the field of TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages).
Tyler Reinagel
A passion for local government has driven Tyler Reinagel to pursue his doctoral degree in public administration and policy. Tyler lives by the motto of a man he wishes he could have met, Robert F. Kennedy, who said, “...the purpose of life is to contribute in some way to making things better.”



