UGANET is a grassroots organization of network administrators, technical professionals, and interested individuals at the University of Georgia. UGANET meets once a month to provide a forum for the discussion technical and networking issues. While not directly a branch of the University administration, UGANET is recognized by the Information Technology Advisory Council and the Information Technology Management Forum as the official voice for computer and network professionals on campus.

UGANET meets at 1:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of every month, in a location announced to the mailing list. Currently, the regular meeting location is in the Georgia Center for Continuing Education.

The Chair and spokesperson for UGANET is currently Paul Keck, who also maintains this site. The position of UGANET Secretary is responsible for taking the minutes of each meeting and is currently held by Wayne Crotts. The officers of UGANET are elected by the membership at each September meeting.

UGANET Resources

• Joining the list / Suspending your subscription
• Minutes from Past Meetings
• UGANET Mailing List Archives
• UGANET Bylaws

UGANET Documents

• UGANET Wiki requires MyID auth
• UGANET Position Paper on Critical Information Technology
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• CERTS subcommittee report and proposal

Non-UGANET Documents

• Athene Consultants - CIO Role and Organizational Report
• Novell Netware ALA Software program
• Y2K assessment presentation from Kirk Bertram

Other Helpful Resources

• UGA Network Information
• UGA Domain Network Liaison Handbook
• UGA Technical Network Liaison Handbook
• Search the list of Domain Network Liaisons and Technical Network Liasons (UGA Campus Only)