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PAR 2018

Read the 2018 President’s Annual Report, which highlights major accomplishments from the previous academic year.

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Great Commitments

Every year, flu season comes. Every year, new vaccines are developed to combat it. Some are more successful than others. Ted Ross is committed to finding a better way.

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INNOVATION

For 26 students, entrepreneurship is a way of life—it’s their friends, their home and their classwork. Launchpad is a new living, learning community for first-year students who want to start a business.

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It Starts with Georgia

When the economy shifts, UGA is here to help coastal businesses stay afloat.

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Commit to Georgia

We commit to enhancing the learning environment. We create more opportunities to learn in and outside the classroom, inspiring students to develop their skills and make a difference.

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Extension aids recovery

Hurricane Michael caused at least $3 billion in losses to the state’s agriculture industry. UGA Extension agents are working in the field in every county to assist with recovery.

Learning by doing

For Natalia Rivera Chica, a fourth-year studying health and promotion and accounting, her summer internship with Delta Air Lines opened her eyes to the ins and outs of a Fortune 100 company.

Lake Herrick reopens

Lake Herrick, one of the most beautiful places on the University of Georgia campus, officially reopened this week, creating new opportunities for recreation, research and experiential learning.

Early portrait unveiled

UGA celebrated the life and achievements of Mary Frances Early, the first African American to earn a degree from the university, by unveiling her portrait in the Administration Building.

Dundee Cafe dedicated

Renovation of a 1913 mule barn on the UGA-Griffin campus is complete, with a ribbon cutting for the new Dundee Cafe, thanks to a $1 million gift from the Dundee Community Association.

Thriving industry

UGA President Jere W. Morehead traveled to South Georgia Tuesday to learn more about Georgia’s top industry — agriculture — during his annual Farm Tour with state officials.