Students
 Student Employment on Campus
UGA students and Student Affairs staff work together to make this a great campus!
For example, you'll find students working as resident assistants in University Housing,
as lifeguards at the Ramsey Center, and as information desk assistants at the Tate Center.
Contact individual departments or check out the Career Center
for openings and more information.
Course and University Withdrawal Policy
Are you considering withdrawing from any or all of your classes? Learn the requirements and the consequences of withdrawing before and after the withdrawal deadline of the semester, and identify the people who can assist you.
Student Support Services reviews all individual course and university withdrawals occurring after the withdrawal deadline of the semester, as required by University policy. Contact Ms. Linda Edge for assistance and information at 706-542-8220 or email her at ledge@uga.edu. When emailing, please include your full name and your birth date.
Class Absences
Students should contact their instructor(s) by phone or email to advise them of an absence. Only your instructor can excuse your absence from class. Student Support Services does not excuse or verify class absences for any reason. With official documentation, Student Support Services will notify instructors of extended absences (two weeks or more) when a student is unable to do so. Contact Ms. Linda Edge for further assistance and clarification at 706-542-8220 or email her at ledge@uga.edu. When emailing, please include your full name and birth date.
Assistantship Applications
Assistantship Applications are no longer being accepted for
the 2006-2007 school year. Information regarding the 2007-2008
academic year is available here.
Student Affairs at UGA Gwinnett
Connect to UGA student life at UGA at Gwinnett or UGA at Griffin through Student
Affairs. Contact Dr. Teresa K. Raetz, Director of Student Affairs at UGA for Extended Campuses,
for more information. Call (678) 407-5199 or e-mail her at
traetz@uga.edu.
Student Government & Student OrganizationsThe Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs serves as liaison to the Student
Government Association and the Campus Ministry Association. Additionally, the Vice
President's Office advises The Arch Society, Golden Key International Honour Society, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, and University Round Table. See the Department of Campus Life for more than 450 registered student organizations.
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