Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

University of Georgia Men's Tennis at Battle in the Bay Classic

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs Battle in the Bay Classic

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Connect with the University of Georgia MBA Admissions team in Atlanta, GA at the upcoming Admit.me Access MBA event to explore how our programs can elevate your career. This is your opportunity to meet one on one with our admissions staff, ask your questions about the curriculum, and discover our supportive Georgia community. Register today to secure your spot and take the next step toward your professional goals.

Join us at this year's Decatur Book Festival to celebrate the 2026 winners of the Lillian Smith Book Award! The Lillian Smith Book Awards recognize works that examine issues of race, social justice, civil and human rights, the education and socialization of young people, breaking silence among repressed groups, and matters that are significant to the changing South. This award ceremony is in partnership with the Southern Regional Council, University of Georgia Libraries, and DeKalb County Public Library’s Georgia Center for the Book. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, October 3rd at 11:15am at the Decatur Library Auditorium. The 2026 winners are Derek W. Black and Keisha N. Blain. Black’s Dangerous Learning: The South's Long War on Black Literacy shows how literacy evolved from a subversive gateway to freedom in the nineteenth century to a public program to extend citizenship and build democratic institutions. Blain’s Without Fear: Black Women and the Making of Human Rights is a necessary and bracing history of Black women’s critical role over the past two centuries in defining the concept of human rights. This event is free and open to the public. No tickets are required, and seating is first come, first served. A book signing will follow the ceremony at 12:30pm!

University of Georgia Football vs Vanderbilt TV: SECN Streaming Video: Streaming Audio: Tickets: System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

Join guests at 12 p.m. every Sunday for an in-depth, one-hour tour of the State Botanical Garden’s Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum. These tours are led by docents, museum assistants or the curator. Tours are $5 per person, payable at the Garden Gift Shop upon arrival.

Nick Payne’s Constellations is an emotionally charged exploration of love, choice, and the infinite paths our lives might take. Through a series of shifting realities, a chance encounter between two people unfolds in countless possibilities — each version revealing new moments of connection, heartbreak, humor, and hope. Featuring alternating casts that create an ever-changing landscape of relationships and perspectives, this production mirrors the play’s meditation on parallel universes and the fragile unpredictability of human connection. Intimate, surprising, and deeply moving, Constellations invites audiences to consider how even the smallest moments can alter the course of a life.

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Join the Athens yoga community for 108 Sun Salutations in the Flower Garden. From beginners to seasoned practitioners, all ages and all levels of practice are welcome! Modifications will be presented and encouraged. Please bring a yoga mat, water bottle, towel and friends.

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs Columbia W50

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

CTEGD Research in Progress (RiP) meetings are weekly, interactive, student-facilitated presentations. They will be held at 8:30 a.m. on Mondays in room 175, Coverdell Center, during the academic calendar year. Advanced students, postdocs, technicians, and PIs from CTEGD labs present “in progress” work and discuss preliminary data and ideas for collaboration. Questions and discussion are highly encouraged. Moderators: Wayne Cheng, Annabella Castiglione

Enjoy free ESP Java Joy hot or iced coffee and Krispy Kreme doughnuts with the Chief of Police, Dean of Students, and representatives from associated departments.

Meet with employers seeking to fill internship and full-time opportunities! This event is open to all UGA students and alumni. The dress code is business professional. On the day of, the Career Center suggests attendees bring 10 copies of their resume, their UGAID card, a pen, and a folder or padfolio to collect materials. Shuttles will run from campus to the Classic Center between 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Bus stops include: Memorial Hall, Chemistry, Physics, the Main Library, and the Classic Center. This route will not be reflected on the bus app.

Stop by to explore graduate business programs at the Terry College of Business. This is a one-stop shop for undergraduate students to chat directly with admissions representatives, ask questions, and learn how Terry’s graduate programs can support your career goals. No presentations, just real conversations and straightforward answers.

Trina Morris Program Manager, Georgia Department of Natural Resources

ENTR Create Club is a weekly, hands-on AI workshop hosted by the UGA Entrepreneurship Program. Participants meet and create programs, apps, agents, automations, or whatever you may curious about. No experience needed — just curiosity and a laptop. This isn’t a lecture. It’s not a student organization. It’s a room full of builders figuring out what’s possible with AI right now, together. Whether you’ve been prompting since GPT-3 or you’ve never touched a line of code, you have a place here! Everyone will help each other share tips and tricks, troubleshoot, build, and experiment.

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Get to know the Student Alumni Council. Applications to join the Student Alumni Council open Sept. 15. Join the council at upcoming info sessions to learn more about getting involved. Follow the council on Instagram (@uga_sac) and connect.

Unmythable is an outrageously physical, hilarious, and masterful retelling of the most famous stories from Greek mythology. This one-hour mashup of the greatest Greek myths packs a big punch with an unforgettable blend of sketch comedy, clowning, stories, and songs. Jason and his crew set sail aboard the famous Argo on a mission to recover the Golden Fleece, only to come face-to-face with the ancient world’s most formidable figures. Medusa, Persephone, Hades, Medea, and many more are brought to life by two actors who relive the capture of Troy, the creation and punishment of humanity, and the blinding of a certain one-eyed-monster. This is the U.S. premiere and part of Into the Myths. Join the audience for a post-performance Q&A with the cast immediately following the performance.

Guest artsit Karl Kramer presents a free recital.

Guest artist Hannah Roberts presents a free concert — "Celtic Legends: Unveiling the Forgotten Legacy of Helen Hopekirk."

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs Columbia W50

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

Caterpillar Financial will be focused on promoting our brand to UGA Terry College of Business students. We will also be recruiting for positions in our Summer 2027 Finance internship program and our 2027 Finance Foundation Program.

The State Botanical Garden (SBG), in conjunction with UGA’s Cognitive Aging Research and Education (CARE) Center, offers the signature therapeutic horticulture program, Meet Me at the Garden (MMAG). Individuals with early to mid-stage dementia and their care partners are invited to participate in therapeutic, gardening-based activities at the State Botanical Garden. Each 90-minute session is interactive and appeals to all senses, the “gateway to the brain.” Activities include plant exploration, seed sowing, propagating plants by cuttings, garden walks, potting up plants and harvesting vegetables, herbs and flowers. Sessions are guided by horticulture educators and participants are supported by volunteers, known as “garden gurus.”

This will be the first meeting of the University Council Standing Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics

Equiteq is recruiting undergraduate students for Summer 2027 and Summer 2028 investment banking internship opportunities in our Atlanta office. We are seeking Juniors (Summer 2027) and Sophomores (Summer 2028) studying Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related fields who are interested in gaining hands-on experience in M&A advisory and investment banking.

Is it possible for someone to work full time and get their MBA simultaneously? The answer is YES! However, you have to find your fit! Learn more about UGA's MBA Programs that are designed for working professionals including in-person, hybrid, and 100% online formats.

Join attendees at 2 p.m. every Tuesday for an in-depth, one-hour tour of the State Botanical Garden’s Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum. These tours are led by the curator or docents. Tours are $5 per person, payable at the Garden Gift Shop upon arrival.

Learn the fundamentals of citation and attribution. Focus on APA Style and Zotero Citation Manager. This is Part 4 of a multi-session workshop series for pre-health students. All students and faculty are welcome to attend.

Join us for a program led by The Fontaine Center about Upstander Intervention that equips students with the skills to safely intervene and support students in harmful situations.

Meet with employers seeking to fill internship and full-time opportunities! This event is open to all UGA students and alumni. The dress code is business professional. On the day of, the Career Center suggests attendees bring 10 copies of their resume, their UGAID card, a pen, and a folder or padfolio to collect materials. Shuttles will run from campus to the Classic Center throughout the event. Bus stops include: Memorial Hall, Chemistry, Physics, the Main Library, and the Classic Center. This route will not be reflected on the Bus app. To prepare for the event, consider: Attending upcoming Arch Ready Sessions and Career Center prep eventsUpdating resumes and cover letters using Career Center templatesPracticing an elevator pitchResearching employers attending by visiting the Employer List on the event pageFollowing @UGACareerCenter on Instagram for real-time tips and event updatesRecommended dress for this event: Business Professional.

Learn about your options to study away with Terry College at our general information session! We'll cover study abroad, domestic field study, exchange, and internship programs, as well as available scholarships and funding. Join us twice a month for our hybrid Study Away information sessions: In Person in Boyd Conference Room (Moore-Rooker Hall room A400 on the fourth floor) or via Zoom.

Read It. Watch It. Discuss It. Join others on the first Tuesday of every month for a book club exploring the most popular BookTok reads that have made the leap from page to screen. Each month, the group will read a trending title and watch its film or TV adaptation, then come together to discuss how the story transforms across formats. From romance to fantasy, dive into what worked, what didn’t, and why these stories captured the internet’s attention.

Caterpillar Financial will be focused on promoting our brand to UGA Terry College of Business students. We will also be recruiting for positions in our Summer 2027 Finance internship program and our 2027 Finance Foundation Program.

The Lamar Dodd School of Art welcomes designer Georgianna Stout to deliver the 2026 Jack Davis Lecture. Coinciding with the lecture, Stout’s New York-based multidisciplinary design studio 2×4 was invited by Professor of Graphic Design and C-U-B-E Gallery Director Moon Jung Jang to present the exhibition Cross Section, on view Oct. 5 through Dec. 10 in the C-U-B-E. Stout is a founding partner and executive creative director at 2×4, where she leads projects across the cultural and commercial sectors, from large-scale brand identity and packaging programs to retail and corporate environment and digital-experience programs. She has led brand identity and exhibition design for Cooper Hewitt, Brooklyn Museum, Dia Art Foundation, The Clark, and the Studio Museum in Harlem; and directed product development for Knoll, Maharam, and Tarkett. Her clients include Target, Starbucks, Instagram, Nike, Tiffany & Co., Intuit, Hyundai Motor Group, Tom Ford, and Malin + Goetz. She has been a visiting critic at Rhode Island School of Design, Parsons School of Design, MICA, The Cooper Hewitt, and Yale School of Art. She holds a B.F.A from Rhode Island School of Design. The Jack Davis Lecture is given annually by an outstanding professional illustrator in an effort to recognize Davis’ extraordinary contribution to the field of illustration. A renowned cartoonist and founder of MAD Magazine, Jack Davis was born in Atlanta in 1924. He has been beloved by the UGA community for decades for his quintessential illustrations of the Georgia Bulldogs and Bulldog fandom.

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As part of the 2026-2027 Blakely Program, Diann Blakely Visiting Poet Anne Boyer will present her lecture, "They who are there": On Animals, Prayer, and the Lyric Horizon. GHOST will be on-site with books available for purchase. Visit the Blakely Archive for all of the events in this year's Blakely Program featuring Anne Boyer.

Designed for experienced managers ready to lead broader initiatives or step into enterprise-level roles, this course prepares you to use advanced Lean Six Sigma methodologies to innovate processes and guide organizational change. Participants develop and execute a real-world capstone project, creating a measurable impact on your organization.

Our very own SHRM UGA alumni are joining us once again to share recruiting opportunities, speak on their experience as HR executives, and answer your questions! These professionals are coming from positions across major companies such as Victoria's Secret, Delta, Aldi, The Home Depot, and many more! This will be a very valuable event if you are in search of an internship/job.

University of Georgia Treble Choir and Glee Club present a free concert.

Unmythable is an outrageously physical, hilarious, and masterful retelling of the most famous stories from Greek mythology. This one-hour mashup of the greatest Greek myths packs a big punch with an unforgettable blend of sketch comedy, clowning, stories, and songs. Jason and his crew set sail aboard the famous Argo on a mission to recover the Golden Fleece, only to come face-to-face with the ancient world’s most formidable figures. Medusa, Persephone, Hades, Medea, and many more are brought to life by two actors who relive the capture of Troy, the creation and punishment of humanity, and the blinding of a certain one-eyed-monster. This is the U.S. premiere and part of Into the Myths. Join the audience for a post-performance Q&A with the cast immediately following the performance.

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

Information sessions and dinner for students admitted to a Terry major during the Fall 2026 application cycle. Invitation and registration required.

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs ITA Southeast Regionals

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs Columbia W50

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

Milton Masciadri presents a free faculty recital.

Are you pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Accounting or Finance? Ready to launch your career with a global leader in innovation and technology? Please stop by the Honeywell Technologies booth to learn about our Future Finance Leaders (FFL) Program full time and internship opportunities—a dynamic, early-career rotational program designed to develop the next generation of finance professionals. This is your chance to connect with Honeywell Technologies representatives, explore exciting career paths, and get insider tips on how to stand out in the application process. Don’t miss this opportunity to take the first step toward a high-impact career in finance with Honeywell Technologies!

Considering pursuing an advanced degree, but feeling overwhelmed by the vast number of graduate programs available? Many students are considering if advanced degrees are actually worth the time and investment. Join this session to learn of the value of advanced degrees from the representatives of the national and international graduate and professional programs in a variety of disciplines. This event brings together hundreds of graduate programs from across the country and overseas, representing diverse areas such as business, law, health and medicine, public policy, and more. Graduate School Exploration Day: Global and National Programs will feature programs from UGA as well as other national and international programs.

Explore Terry’s master’s programs, including MBA options and specialized degrees in accounting, business analytics, marketing research, and business and artificial intelligence. Connect with us to learn about program options, admissions, career opportunities, and how a Terry graduate degree can help you take the next step.

From Invasion to Adaptation: The Ecology and Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases,Joseph Hoyt, Assistant Professor, Virginia Tech, Biological Sciences

As a PhD exploring career options, one of the most important things to understand is that academic and nonacademic employers value very different aspects of PhD training and experience. This means that to job search effectively — in academia or beyond — graduates need to understand what each type of employer is looking for and adopt a strategy accordingly. This webinar is designed for doctoral students, PhDs, and postdocs from all academic disciplines who are wondering: How is academic hiring different from nonacademic hiring?What do nonacademic employers look for in a candidate, and how will that affect my job search?Why do I need to focus my job search on a specific career pathway?The webinar will be held via Zoom webinar and will be recorded. Advanced registration is required. Update to webinar access: Note that your unique link to join the webinar will now be sent directly from Zoom. Please watch for an email from Zoom (no-reply@zoom.us) one hour before the event begins with your unique webinar access link REGISTER by logging in to your Beyond the Prof account Accounts are free and can be created by selecting University of Georgia from the dropdown list of institutions and logging in with your UGA SSO information.

Launch Your Next Career with Pulte Homes! Turn your sales talent into a rewarding career with one of America's most respected homebuilders. We're looking for ambitious sales professionals in the Greater Atlanta Area and Athens Area, who are ready to grow, earn, and make a lasting impact helping buyers find the home of their dreams. We are actively hiring for our full-time sales consultant position as well as 2027 Summer Internship Class.

The Felson Faculty Writing Retreat takes place on Wednesday afternoons once (or, this semester, sometimes twice) a month in the cool, quiet, well-lit Graduate Reading Room on the third floor of the Main Library from 1:30-4:30 p.m. All faculty are welcome to make progress on a long-form writing project. Participants sign in, eat healthy snacks, and (normally at 1:45) share a writing intention for the period. Then attendees work steadily until 3:45 or 3:50 p.m. and then check in with each other about their progress. After that break, from 4-4:30 p.m., the session concludes with a "writing sprint." Drop-ins, late arrivals, early departures, etc., are welcome, but plan stay at least 40 minutes to minimize disruptions. As per the NCFDD guidelines, "writing" counts as any progress made towards a long-form writing project, whether that's reading/research, making notes, outlining, drafting, revising, editing, proofing, or even taking a deep breath and signing that contract with a due date on it. The retreat is supported by Professor Emerita Nancy Felson and the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts.

McKay Coppins is an author and staff writer at The Atlantic, where he covers politics, religion, and national affairs. He is the New York Times bestselling author of Romney: A Reckoning and The Wilderness. He has received the Aldo Beckman Award from the White House Correspondents Association for his coverage of the Trump presidency and the Wilbur Award for religion journalism. In 2026, Coppins served as a producer on Dynasty: The Murdochs, a Netflix docuseries based on his reporting. Coppins has written several viral stories for The Atlantic including: Sucker: My Year as a Degenerate Gambler and The Incredible Story of the Cartel Olympics. He appears frequently on television as a political analyst. He lives near Washington, D.C., with his wife and children.

Artful Conversation programs are 30 minutes long, focus on just one work of art and provide opportunities for close looking, open-ended dialogue and discovery. Join Mallory Lind, associate curator of community engagement and outreach, for a conversation on Irene Zevon’s abstract painting “Cosmogony.”

Overwhelmed by conflicting advice on teaching statements? This workshop clarifies what a TPS is, why it matters, and who it’s for, while helping participants identify and map their teaching values to classroom practices. Offered twice per semester.

This workshop introduces several AI tools used in academic research. Participants will learn how these tools access and process information and see examples of applications for literature reviews, database searching, and more. A Zoom link will be sent via email after registration.

Are you a UGA engineering student curious about how to combine your technical skills with business strategy? Join the MBA Admissions team at Terry for an in-person info session to learn more about the Engineering/MBA Double Dawgs program and the Pathway MBA—two unique opportunities designed specifically for UGA undergraduates who want to accelerate their career potential. This session will cover the structure and benefits of each program, curriculum highlights and career outcomes, how to apply, and when. Whether you’re in your second year exploring your options or nearing graduation, this session will help you discover if one of these MBA pathways is right for you.

Boston College Law School Professor & Carney Distinguished Scholar Renée M. Jones will discuss her book Untamed Unicorns: Why Startup Finance is Broken and How to Fix It (Harvard University Press, 2026). Jones previously served as the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Corporation Finance Director. The lecture will consist of a moderated Q&A session followed by a reception. This presentation is part of the UGA 2026 Fall Signature Lecture Series. The event is cosponsored by the UGA School of Law and the Delta Innovation Hub. The University of Georgia School of Law is committed to providing reasonable access and accommodations for people with disabilities upon request. For assistance with accessibility accommodations, please contact Anna Rau at anna.rau@uga.edu or 706-542-6145 at least three business days prior to your visit.

Ready to turn your interest in consumers and data into a career? The University of Georgia’s Master of Marketing Research (MMR) prepares students to turn insights into smarter business decisions. Join us for an interactive information session to learn about the program, career opportunities, admissions requirements, and what makes the MMR experience unique. Register today and discover where a career in marketing research can take you.

Students can unlock their professional potential at UGA by learning how to define and communicate a strong personal brand. In today’s competitive job market, it’s not just what a candidate has done—it’s how they tell their story. This interactive workshop will help attendees clarify their strengths, values, and goals while developing a clear, consistent presence across professional settings. Attendees will gain practical strategies to position themselves effectively, whether it's networking, applying for opportunities, or building an online presence. Participants will also benefit from real-world insights shared during the session, offering perspective on how personal branding translates in professional environments. By the end of this workshop, attendees will be able to: Identify and clearly articulate their strengths, values, and career goals Communicate their personal brand confidently across resumes, conversations, and networking settings Build and maintain a professional online presence that reflects their goals and experiences Apply practical strategies to differentiate themselves in a competitive job marketTo receive credit for this program, students must log in through Handshake and complete the survey at the end of the session. Access to this event will be made available 5 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Guest Speakers - Brittany Culver (Consumer Loan Underwriting II, Bank OZK) and Jana Willis Lowery (Associate Broker of J. Lowe Properties)Connect with the guest speakers and studentsFree Chick-fil-a 

Please join us for an exciting night of poetry with the 2026-2027 Diann Blakely Visiting Poet Anne Boyer with Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing, Magdalena Zurawski. Visit the Blakely Archive for all of the events in this year's Blakely Program featuring Anne Boyer.

University of Georgia Men's Basketball vs Preseason - Georgia State

Josh Bynum presents a Faculty Artist Series Concert.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs ITA Southeast Regionals

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs Columbia W50

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

Our recruiting focus will be summer 2027 interns (graduating Spring ‘28) and full-time Leadership Development Associates (graduating Spring ‘27) for Finance, Sales & Marketing, Procurement, and Accounting.

Overwhelmed by conflicting advice on teaching statements? This workshop clarifies what a TPS is, why it matters, and who it’s for, while helping participants identify and map their teaching values to classroom practices. Offered twice per semester.

Join attendees in the galleries for gentle seated yoga led by Raquel Durden. This class will include restorative stretching, deep breathing and mindfulness. All levels and abilities are welcome. Creative Aging programs are geared to ages 55+. Program is free but space is limited; to reserve a spot email gmoa-tours@uga.edu.

Truist is excited to connect with Terry College of Business students and share career opportunities across key financial services areas, including (but not limited to) Investment Banking, Corporate Banking, Capital Markets, Asset Finance and Technology. Our recruiting efforts focus on identifying high-performing students who are interested in building careers in financial services through internships and full-time opportunities. During our campus engagement, students will have the opportunity to learn about the breadth of career paths available at Truist, hear from professionals across our business lines, and network with team members to gain insights into our culture, development programs, and long-term career opportunities. We look forward to building meaningful relationships with Terry students and helping them explore rewarding careers at Truist. Dress is business casual.

Unlocking the power of LinkedIn can elevate professional presence and open the door to exciting jobs and internships. In this workshop, learn how to build a standout profile, craft an attention-grabbing summary, and use the platform strategically to expand networks and discover career opportunities. Attendees will gain tools and confidence to make meaningful connections and position themselves for success in the professional world. By the end of this workshop, attendees will be able to: Create and enhance a LinkedIn profile by understanding the key sections to complete including headline, summary, experience, and skills.Develop a compelling headline and summary that effectively highlights their personal brand. Evaluate strategies to leverage LinkedIn's features and tools to maximize their professional opportunities.To receive credit for this program, students must log in through Handshake and complete the survey at the end of this session. Access to this event will be made available 5 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Discover how to streamline the search for funding using Pivot and Foundation Directory. This hands-on workshop will guide participants through powerful tools to identify grants, fellowships, and funding support tailored to specific needs. Perfect for anyone seeking financial support for research, learning, career, or other projects. Co-hosted with the UGA Career Center.

Join garden professionals at the Mimsie Lanier Center for Native Plant Studies for on-site plant shopping. Experts will answer questions about incorporating native plants into every space, from large gardens to pots. Thursday, Oct. 8, is the preview sale for Friends of the Garden members only. Members of the Friends of the Garden will receive a 10% discount and get to shop early. Click here to become a Friends of the Garden member. This is a cashless event. Only credit and debit cards and checks will be accepted.

How do instructors facilitate classroom discussions in which distinct ideas and multiple perspectives are shared? How can instructors prevent one or two voices from dominating the discussion? In this workshop, explore active learning strategies that establish built-in routines, support productive dialogue and active listening, and promote environments in which all students have the opportunity to succeed.

Meet with law school admisisons representatives from across the country at the Pre-Professional Advising Office's annual Law School Fair.

This event marks the official opening of Phoebe-Agnès Sinclair's "The Living Light" exhibit which will be on display in the Religious Art Gallery in Peabody Hall. Featuring a speech from the artist and refreshments for guests.

Join us for round table discussions on a variety of SEER-relevant topics. We will have three 20 minute rounds so you can network with multiple groups during the event.

Learn about your opportunities to intern abroad through Terry at our internship and exchange specific information sessions! These will take place throughout fall semester prior to the internship application deadline, and will take place in Benson C109. These information sessions will cover the expectations and application process of Terry international internships, as well as available scholarships and funding. They will run approximately 45 minutes with 15 minutes for additional questions.

Truist is excited to connect with Terry College of Business students and share career opportunities across key financial services areas, including (but not limited to) Investment Banking, Corporate Banking, Capital Markets, Asset Finance and Technology. Our recruiting efforts focus on identifying high-performing students who are interested in building careers in financial services through internships and full-time opportunities. During our campus engagement, students will have the opportunity to learn about the breadth of career paths available at Truist, hear from professionals across our business lines, and network with team members to gain insights into our culture, development programs, and long-term career opportunities. We look forward to building meaningful relationships with Terry students and helping them explore rewarding careers at Truist. Dress is business casual.

Join Luke Graves for a three-part clay medallion sculpture course exploring the fundamentals of low-relief portraiture. Participants will create a polymer clay portrait medallion while learning to translate facial features into shallow depth, with an emphasis on proportion, planes and subtle surface modeling. Through guided demonstrations and individual feedback, artists will develop their work with inspiration from the sculpture of Edmonia Lewis. Space is limited and registration is required. Graves is an Athens-based artist and instructor. While his primary focus is portrait and figure painting, he also has a background in sculpture, including metal casting and clay. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia, where he earned a bachelor of fine arts degree with a concentration in sculpture and a minor in drawing and painting.

Get to know the Student Alumni Council. Applications to join the Student Alumni Council open Sept. 15. Join the council at upcoming info sessions to learn more about getting involved. Follow the council on Instagram (@uga_sac) and connect.

Join The Georgia Review, The Institute for Women’s and Gender Studies, and the UGA Department of Dance for an evening with Carol Gilligan as she reads from her new book Solstice. Gilligan is an award-winning psychologist, best known for her 1982 classic In A Different Voice. She is also a novelist; her new book Solstice traces the story of a long and complex marriage between a dancer and a journalist with tenderness, honesty, and the same keen observation of human psychology that Gilligan brought to her scholarly work. In Solstice, Gilligan also draws on her dance background to explore what the body can conceal and reveal. Gilligan will read from Solstice, to be followed by a Q & A and signing. Books will be available for purchase on site from Rec Room Books. This event is free and open to the public.

Everybody is a master of something. Blink, step, jump, balance, flip, fly—greatness is built one movement at a time. This electrifying work is an ode to the countless hours behind extraordinary skill and a tribute to the dedication it takes to achieve our physical ambitions. Eight world-class acrobats explore how skill is earned, refined, and ultimately transformative. By revealing the nuance and effort behind elite acrobatics, they invite audiences to witness not just the spectacle—but the work, wonder, and love of what bodies can do. Part of Into the Myths. Duration: approximately 60 mins.

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs Columbia W50

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs ITA Southeast Regionals

University of Georgia Women's Golf at Evie Odom Invitational - Day 1

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

In the first webinar of the Career Everywhere Faculty Program series, faculty learn about the programs, digital resources, services, and events hosted by the Career Center. By the end of this training, faculty will be able to refer students to Career Center resources. If faculty complete the post-workshop assignment, they earn the Career Advocate Certificate.

Learn best practices, tips, and troubleshooting to enhance the EndNote experience, with plenty of time for Questions and Answers. Participants can send in questions ahead of time to sriggs@uga.edu with the subject line EndNote Next Level Q&A.

The State Botanical Garden of Georgia education team offers Sweet Pea Club at the Alice H. Richards Children’s Garden every Thursday morning from 10:15-11 a.m. Families join one another for a program of engaging activities in the garden, which can include songs, puppets, stories, hikes and games. Each week focuses on a different theme, such as busy bees, pollination, decomposers, all about animals, plants we eat and more. The Sweet Pea Club program is an informal way to give young naturalists a better understanding of the importance of our shared earth. This program is designed for children ages 3-5. Please note that this program typically takes place outdoors, and the location may change depending on the weather conditions. Registration is required for each participating child.

University of Georgia Cross Country Nuttycombe Invite

A hands-on introduction to data processing and analysis in Microsoft Excel. Topics covered will include basic mathematical calculations, counting cells, manipulating text, if-then statements, conditional formatting, and PivotTables. By the end of the workshop, students will have experience using both Excel’s point-and-click features and its formulas and functions to explore, transform, and summarize their data.

Presenters: Leigh Hataway, Research Communications Manager, UGA Marketing & CommunicationsGinger Orton, Assistant Outreach Professor, Warnell School of Forestry & Natural ResourcesMichael Terrazas, Director of Research Communications, Office of ResearchElevating the public impact of university research is a central priority of UGA’s Strategic Plan. In this edition of Research Live, communication teams from central Marketing & Communications and the Office of Research will detail how research communications function across campus and how faculty can leverage these teams to expand their reach. The session will also feature Warnell faculty member Ginger Orton, an expert in science communication, sharing actionable tips on translating complex research for the public.

International Coffee Hour is a weekly gathering bringing UGA students, faculty, staff, and community members together over coffee, international cuisine, and conversation. Enjoy free food and meet someone new every Friday from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. in the Victor K. Wilson Ballroom.

IOB Seminar: Dr. Katherine Graham

Join this special conversation looking back at the earliest days of Women's and Gender Studies at UGA. WGS Director Dr. Patricia Richards will be joined by Linda Chafin and Anne D. Mather, who were there for the very beginnings of the program. Come and learn about the challenges and triumphs of starting a women's studies program at UGA in the late 1970s, and how these pioneering women shaped the institute. Linda Chafin is the conservation botanist with the Plant Conservation Program at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, University of Georgia. The University of Georgia Press published her book, “The Field Guide to the Rare Plants of Georgia” (2007) and “The Field Guide to the Wildflowers of Georgia and Surrounding States” (June 2016). Chafin received a M.S. in botany from UGA in 1988, studying the flora and ecology of Southern Appalachian boulderfields. She has conducted rare species surveys and natural community inventories throughout the southeastern United States. After getting her master’s degree in journalism at UGA on a fellowship, Anne D. Mather spent her career as a medical journalist at CDC. She was managing editor of the MMWR, the official publication of the agency, and, later, an editor for Emerging Infectious Diseases, the first online medical journal. She was also a freelance journalist for 14 years, specializing in alcoholism-related issues. She is the author or co-author of 11 books, including bestsellers "The Cat at the Door and Other Stories to Live By (Hazelden)," "The Art of Rug Hooking and Creative Rug Hooking (Sterling; one of these was Book-of-the-Month-Club selection in U.S. and Australia)," and "Adventures of a Female Medical Detective" with Mary Guinan, CDC’s top woman scientist at one time. She has been married for 52 years to Brian Kelly, a Scotsman. They have two children, Maggie Byrne and Jeannie Kelly, and one grandchild, Henry. Mather lives at Park Springs retirement community in Stone Mountain.

Whether particpants are starting from scratch or looking to improve their existing profile, this lab provides dedicated time and guidance to help them showcase their experiences, skills, and career goals effectively on LinkedIn. Staff will be available to answer questions, provide feedback, and offer practical tips so attendees can leave with a polished, professional profile. Bring a laptop and come ready to work—by the end of the session, participants will have made meaningful progress and gained strategies to continue enhancing their LinkedIn presence. Learning Objectives Develop or refine a complete and professional LinkedIn profile Effectively communicate your experiences, skills, and career interests online Apply strategies to enhance your visibility and engagement on LinkedInTo receive credit for this program, students must attend this event in person.

Experience a real look at Georgia’s Full-Time MBA during our Day in the Life of an MBA Student webinar! Hear directly from current students about classes, clubs, career coaching, and how they balance academics with life in Athens. Bring your questions for a live Q and A and leave with clear next steps for applying and getting involved.

Join us for a virtual information session to learn more about the University of Georgia Terry College of Executive MBA program which is based in Atlanta. During the session, you will learn about how the Executive MBA program is designed for working professionals by incorporating a blend of online learning and in-person instruction at our Atlanta campus. The program provides you with the business skills you need now and an edge to be competitive in the future.

Learn best practices, tips, and troubleshooting to enhance the Zotero experience. Includes time for questions and answers. Please send any questions in advance to Dana.Johnson1@uga.edu.

Join garden professionals at the Mimsie Lanier Center for on-site plant shopping. Experts will answer questions about incorporating native plants into every space, from large gardens to pots. This is a cashless event. Only credit and debit cards and checks will be accepted.

University of Georgia Soccer vs Ole Miss- Wear Pink / Pink T-Shirt Giveaway TV: SEC Network+ TV Image Link: Streaming Video:

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Ensemble Series: Choirs

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check georgiadogs.com/ for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit alumni.uga.edu/gamewatching/ or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

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This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check georgiadogs.com/ for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit alumni.uga.edu/gamewatching/ or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check georgiadogs.com/ for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit alumni.uga.edu/gamewatching/ or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs Columbia W50

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs ITA Southeast Regionals

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

University of Georgia Women's Golf at Evie Odom Invitational - Day 2

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check for latest kickoff times and information. Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Game Watch Parties begin at or before kickoff. Be sure to check Throughout the football season, UGA Alumni Chapters all over the world are hosting Game Watching Parties so you can meet fellow alumni in your area and cheer on the Bulldogs together! These are great opportunities to connect with your city’s Alumni Chapter and hear about how you can get involved through: supporting student scholarships, upcoming local events, and more. For questions, please visit alumni.uga.edu/gamewatching/ or contact alumnichapters@uga.edu. Go Dawgs!

Join garden professionals at the Mimsie Lanier Center for on-site plant shopping. Experts will answer questions about incorporating native plants into every space, from large gardens to pots. This is a cashless event. Only credit and debit cards and checks will be accepted.

The Engagement, Leadership, and Service department is celebrating 30 years of student leadership development at UGA by hosting its 30th annual Student Leadership Conference! Established in 1997, the day-long conference is designed to equip students to grow as leaders and make an impact at UGA and beyond. This is an opportunity for students — undergraduate, graduate, and professional — to engage with professional experts and other student leaders, both emerging and experienced. Registration is free for all UGA-Athens activity fee-paying students.

Explore the reinstalled galleries of modern and contemporary art at Family Day. See bright colors, big shapes and unexpected materials, then create a modern masterpiece. Family Day is sponsored by Heyward Allen Cadillac-GMC-Toyota.

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University of Georgia Women's Swimming & Diving at Texas A&M

Join one of the museum's student guides for a conversational tour of the permanent collection. Experience the galleries through the eyes of UGA undergraduates as they explore objects from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.

University of Georgia Women's Golf at Evie Odom Invitational - Day 3

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

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Join guests at 12 p.m. every Sunday for an in-depth, one-hour tour of the State Botanical Garden’s Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum. These tours are led by docents, museum assistants or the curator. Tours are $5 per person, payable at the Garden Gift Shop upon arrival.

Join one of the museum's student guides for a conversational tour of the permanent collection. Experience the galleries through the eyes of UGA undergraduates as they explore objects from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.

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This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

Classes in session; offices open.

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

University of Georgia Women's Tennis vs ITA Southeast Regionals

CTEGD Research in Progress (RiP) meetings are weekly, interactive, student-facilitated presentations. They will be held at 8:30 a.m. on Mondays in room 175, Coverdell Center, during the academic calendar year. Advanced students, postdocs, technicians, and PIs from CTEGD labs present “in progress” work and discuss preliminary data and ideas for collaboration. Questions and discussion are highly encouraged. Moderators: Mackenzie Sivert, Elisa Nanista

At Lilly, the work is demanding because patients are waiting. We unite caring with discovery to help make life better for people around the world, knowing that every decision, every detail, and every day matters. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, our over 50,000 employees around the globe take on complex challenges to discover and deliver life-changing medicines, strengthen how health is understood and managed, and support the communities we serve. This is hard, urgent, selfless work—but it’s work worth doing. If you’re driven by purpose and ready to bring your best to work that truly matters for patients, we invite you to join us.

Make the most of the mentoring experience by learning how to effectively communicate the value of growth during the program. In this 30-minute express workshop, explore how to translate involvement in the UGA Mentor Program into compelling language that resonates with employers, graduate programs, and professional connections. Through guided examples and quick application, learn how to highlight the skills the program develops — such as communication, goal setting, and professional relationship-building — and position them confidently in resumes, interviews, and networking conversations. Learning Outcomes Identify and articulate the key skills gained through the UGA Mentor Program Translate mentoring experiences into resume-ready and interview-ready language Communicate personal and professional growth with clarity and confidence Apply strategies to position mentoring as a meaningful component of your career developmentTo receive credit for this program, students must log in through Handshake and complete the survey at the end of the session. Access to this event will be made available 5 minutes before the scheduled start time.

ENTR Create Club is a weekly, hands-on AI workshop hosted by the UGA Entrepreneurship Program. Participants meet and create programs, apps, agents, automations, or whatever you may curious about. No experience needed — just curiosity and a laptop. This isn’t a lecture. It’s not a student organization. It’s a room full of builders figuring out what’s possible with AI right now, together. Whether you’ve been prompting since GPT-3 or you’ve never touched a line of code, you have a place here! Everyone will help each other share tips and tricks, troubleshoot, build, and experiment.

Performers include: JAMES KIM, cello EMELY PHELPS, pianoALAN WOO, pianoLEVON AMBARTSUMIAN, violinSHAKHIDA AZIMKHODJAEVA, violaThis evening of classical music begins with Mendelssohn’s Sonata for Cello and Piano in B-Flat Major with James Kim and Emely Phelps. Then, enjoy the Brahms Horn Trio op. 40 arranged for violin, viola, and piano with Levon Ambartsumian, Shakhida Azimkhodjaeva, and Alan Woo.

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

USI’s Early Talent Career Track program is an 18-month, in-depth development experience for recent graduates and early career professionals interested in insurance, risk management, and employee benefits. The program features customized training, experienced mentors, and exposure to multiple business areas, providing hands-on learning and opportunities for career growth. This full time opportunity is available in many of our offices nationwide with start dates in both January and July 2027!

Premiums, deductibles, co-pay, oh my! In this workshop, graduate students will learn the basics of health insurance and how to make informed decisions.

Enjoy looking at art and storytime together in the galleries, then complete an art activity just for little ones. This free program is designed for families with children ages 18 months to 3+ years. Seats are limited; email gmoa-tours@uga.edu to reserve a spot.

The State Botanical Garden (SBG), in conjunction with UGA’s Cognitive Aging Research and Education (CARE) Center, offers the signature therapeutic horticulture program, Meet Me at the Garden (MMAG). Individuals with early to mid-stage dementia and their care partners are invited to participate in therapeutic, gardening-based activities at the State Botanical Garden. Each 90-minute session is interactive and appeals to all senses, the “gateway to the brain.” Activities include plant exploration, seed sowing, propagating plants by cuttings, garden walks, potting up plants and harvesting vegetables, herbs and flowers. Sessions are guided by horticulture educators and participants are supported by volunteers, known as “garden gurus.”

Led by Drs. Allisen Penn and Candy Beers. We will engage in activities and discuss best practices related to distilling complex information so it is understandable to non-experts. This topic is integral to our ability to teach well, and to teach our students to communicate well! Lunch will be provided. Register by October 6th. 

This virtual information session will provide an introduction to UGA's Graduate Certificate in Organization Coaching in the Adult Learning, Leadership, and Organization Development program. Join faculty members and alumni from the certificate to learn more about coaching, the certificate curriculum, experiences in the program, and how to apply. Register in advance using this link: Learn more about the Organization Coaching certificate at

Ever walked into a class and felt the vibes were off? Bad? Maybe even... spooky? If so, this session can provide resources to change that. Come chat with some Future Faculty Fellows about ways to build community and harness the magic of positive energy in the classroom.

Join us for a virtual information session to learn more about the University of Georgia Terry College of Online MBA program. During the session, you will learn about how the Online MBA program is designed for working professionals. The program provides you with the business skills you need now and an edge to be competitive in the future.

Join one of the museum's student guides for a conversational tour of the permanent collection. Experience the galleries through the eyes of UGA undergraduates as they explore objects from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.

Join attendees at 2 p.m. every Tuesday for an in-depth, one-hour tour of the State Botanical Garden’s Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum. These tours are led by the curator or docents. Tours are $5 per person, payable at the Garden Gift Shop upon arrival.

Academic articles can be challenging to navigate, especially when you're encountering unfamiliar terminology, complex research methods, or discipline-specific writing styles. This workshop introduces practical strategies for reading scholarly articles more effectively across a variety of disciplines. Participants will learn how article structures differ between the humanities, social sciences, STEM fields, and professional disciplines, explore the common IMRD (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion) format, and practice evidence-based reading strategies—including the Three-Pass Approach—to improve comprehension while saving time. Whether you're new to scholarly literature or looking to refine your research skills, this session will help you approach academic reading with greater confidence and purpose. By the end of this workshop, attendees will be able to: Describe how the structure and purpose of scholarly articles differ across major academic disciplines. Identify the major components of the IMRD (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion) structure and explain the purpose of each section. Apply effective strategies for deciding where to begin reading an academic article based on their information needs. Use the Three-Pass Approach and other active reading techniques to efficiently read, evaluate, and understand scholarly articles. Recognize strategies for engaging critically with academic literature, including note-taking, questioning, and evaluating evidence. This is part 5 of the Pre-Health workshop series.

Preparing a personal statement for a graduate program or a health professions program such as medicine, physician assistant studies, or other pre health fields? This workshop will help participants craft a compelling, authentic, and well structured personal statement that effectively communicates their motivations, strengths, and readiness for advanced study. Whether attendees are applying to a master’s, PhD, or professional health program, they will learn how to identify the most meaningful content, avoid common pitfalls, and develop a narrative that reflects your academic purpose, personal growth, and future goals. Learning Objectives: Recognize the role and expectations of personal statements across graduate and professional school applications, including how Centralized Application Systems (e.g., CAS platforms) and institution specific applications incorporate written materials. Create an initial outline for a personal statement using four key components — Motivation, Fit, Capacity, and Vision — to guide the development of a cohesive and compelling narrative. Identify at least three UGA resources that can support your drafting and revision process.To receive credit for this program, students must log in through Handshake and complete the survey at the end of this session. Access to this event will be made available 5 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Join Terry Analytics Lab students and moderators Chris Cornwell and Katie Ireland (Director and Assistant Director of the Ivester Institute for Business Analytics and Insights) for a panel on AI in summer internships designed for students. Please only register if you plan to attend. Seats are limited.

We are currently recruiting for the following Claims opportunities in Atlanta, GA: <>Full-Time Commercial Insurance Claims Representative Start Dates: January 2027 and June 2027 Eligible candidates should be graduating in December 2026 or May 2027. Job Posting: 2027 Summer Claims Internship Eligible candidates should be graduating in December 2027 or May 2028. Internship Posting:

Meadows & Ohly Development Associate Meadows & Ohly is seeking highly motivated students graduating in the fall of 2026 / spring of 2027 to join our Development team upon completion of their degree. This role provides a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in commercial real estate finance including development, acquisitions, and capital markets while working alongside industry leading professionals. In this role, you will support large, complex transactions and gain direct exposure to senior executives at leading health systems across the country. You will develop a strong foundation in financial analysis, underwriting, and project management. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Finance preferred; other Business degrees will also be consideredStrong analytical and financial modeling skillsThrives in a collaborative, fast-paced environmentInterest in commercial real estate and healthcareDetail-oriented with strong organizational skillsDemonstrated problem-solving ability and critical thinking skillsProficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite with a particular focus on Microsoft Excel

AI is transforming every industry, and the University of Georgia’s Master of Science in Business and Artificial Intelligence is built to help you lead that change. Join us for an interactive information session to learn about program highlights, admission requirements, and key deadlines. Register today and discover how this degree can power your future.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this event is postponed until further notice. Organizers hope to announce a new date soon.

Designed for experienced managers ready to lead broader initiatives or step into enterprise-level roles, this course prepares you to use advanced Lean Six Sigma methodologies to innovate processes and guide organizational change. Participants develop and execute a real-world capstone project, creating a measurable impact on your organization.

Garden Nights at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia invites guests to explore the garden intimately and learn from the staff while enjoying a relaxed, lively atmosphere. Garden Nights provides the setting for a unique date night for couples, a fun night out for friends, or a memorable experience for visitors. Each event features a garden staff member highlighting their area of the garden, followed by a special activity. The ticket includes light snacks and two beverages. Designed for guests 18+, Garden Nights is where the growing is just for adults. October: Sip n’ Paint Join Jason Young, director of horticulture and grounds, as he leads attendees in a painting of fall plants. Young will provide information about the plants as the group paint. Supplies are provided for each guest.

The Scottish band Cantrip takes its name from an Old Scots word meaning a charm, magic spell, or piece of mischief—a fitting description of the group’s dynamic, unpredictable sound. Blending swirling border pipes, fiery fiddle, thunderous guitar, and rich vocal harmonies, Cantrip delivers an electrifying live performance. Formed in Edinburgh nearly 20 years ago, the band’s acclaimed albums—including The Crossing—showcase a distinctive mix of tradition, innovation, and powerful musicianship. Today, Cantrip features Dan Houghton, Jon Bews, Eric McDonald, and Alasdair White (Battlefield Band).

Torreah “Cookie” Washington is a fourth-generation needle worker and the first in her family to embrace art quilting. Based in Goose Creek, South Carolina, she is nationally recognized for her quilts, rag baskets, and fiber art that weave together African American history, ancestral memory, and the Divine Feminine. Born in Rabat, Morocco, and raised in a family of makers, Cookie’s earliest memory of stitching was fashioning a Barbie dress out of a cotton sheet at age four—a creation her grandfather purchased for fifty cents. That small spark has carried through a lifetime in fabric, from designing custom bridal gowns to becoming one of the country’s leading African American art quilters. For Cookie, quilting is never just about cloth. It is a way of honoring ancestors and preserving culture. “Whenever I hold a needle and cloth,” she says, “I feel my foremothers with me.” Her practice reflects the centuries-old tradition of African American quilting—an art form born of resilience and resourcefulness among enslaved people, who stitched together scraps into both warmth and memory. Cookie Washington is the Sam Doyle Artist in Residence for Culture and Community at the Penn Center National Historic Landmark District, a Mellon Foundation funded partnership between the UGA Willson Center for Humanities and Arts and St. Helena, South Carolina's Penn Center.

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

This self-paced online course covers Lean Six Sigma principles, quality, and the DMAIC roadmap, and includes an in-depth focus on the Define stage to explore Voice of the Customer and Project Charter.

University of Georgia Men's Tennis at ITA Regional Championships

“Gilbert’s Wall” presents a selection from Martin Malamud’s series Milongas (pronounced mee-LOHNG-gah), inspired by the atmosphere, movement, and social world of tango dancing. Martin Malamud is an Argentine artist, illustrator, and Computer Science professor at the University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Trained at the P. Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and under renowned artists including Luis Scafati, Aída Carballo, and Mariano Sapia, Malamud’s career bridges art and digital media. His work has been featured in major exhibitions and has received numerous awards. He has also illustrated a wide range of books and publications. You can explore more of Martin Malamud’s work at www.martinmalamud.com.ar and on social media under the name Martin Malamud.

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

The Virtus Solution is a boutique Management and Technology Consulting firm headquartered in Sandy Springs, Georgia. We are looking for talented and ambitious resources who want to excel in a fast-paced and collaborative environment. Join our Virtus team as an entry level consultant and embark on an exciting journey of problem-solving, innovation, and personal growth. At our firm, you'll work with Fortune 100 clients across all industries on real-world projects and gain hands-on experience that will set you on a path to success in the consulting world. Discover a dynamic and inclusive environment that values your unique perspective and offers exceptional mentorship to help you thrive in your consulting career.

This lecture is part of the University's 2026 Fall Signature Lecture Series. Chris Womack is the chairman, president, and chief executive officer of Southern Company, one of the nation’s leading energy providers serving 9 million customers and businesses nationwide with electric utilities in three states and natural gas distribution utilities in four, as well as providing wholesale energy, customized distributed energy solutions, and fiber optics and wireless communications across the country. A transformative leader in the U.S. energy sector with over 35 years of experience, Womack is leading Southern Company to meet energy demand, while maintaining affordability and reliability for customers. From advancing the Vogtle nuclear expansion to championing cutting-edge technologies, he has consistently driven progress through innovation. Under his leadership, Southern Company is navigating a pivotal era — delivering the energy solutions customers and communities need for today and tomorrow. A recognized national thought leader, Womack’s strategic vision and focus on culture are shaping the future of energy and redefining what’s possible for the industry. Prior to his current role, Womack served as chairman, president, and CEO of Georgia Power, Southern Company’s largest subsidiary. From completing the world’s largest hydrogen fuel blend test at the time to championing inclusion efforts across the company and its region and expanding the company’s renewable energy portfolio and more, he oversaw the team in its proactive, innovative, and transformational efforts to continue meeting the energy needs of the State of Georgia for future generations during his time leading Georgia Power. A native of Greenville, Alabama, Womack joined Southern Company in 1988. Since then, he has served as executive vice president and president of external affairs for Southern Company, where he led overall external positioning and branding efforts, including the company’s public policy strategies, governmental and regulatory affairs, and corporate communication initiatives. Womack has also served as executive vice president of external affairs at Georgia Power, senior vice president and senior production officer of Southern Company Generation, senior vice president of human resources and chief people officer at Southern Company, as well as senior vice president of public relations and corporate services at Alabama Power. Prior to joining Southern Company, Womack worked on Capitol Hill for the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. He served as a legislative aide for former Congressman Leon E. Panetta and as staff director for the Subcommittee on Personnel and Police for the Committee on House Administration. Womack is vice chair of the Edison Electric Institute's (EEI) board of directors, second vice chair of the board of directors of Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), and a member of the board of directors of Invesco Ltd. and vice chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority. He is pastHe is the past chair of the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the past chair of the board of the East Lake Foundation, and is on the national board of The First Tee. chair of the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, past chair of the board of the East Lake Foundation and is on the national board of The First Tee. Womack has chaired the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau board, the Atlanta Sports Council, and the board for Communities in Schools of Georgia. He has received numerous honors, awards, and recognitions. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Western Michigan University and a master’s degree from The American University and completed the Stanford Executive Program in 2001. The Mason Public Leadership Lecture is part of the Institute for Leadership Advancement's Speaker Series. It features prominent business leaders who have contributed significantly to their communities or spent time in public service. A donation from Terry College of Business alumnus Keith Mason (BBA '82, JD '85) supports the lecture. Requests for accommodations for those with disabilities should be made as soon as possible, but at least 7 days before the scheduled lecture. Please contact accommodation Allison Porter (adavis@uga.edu) to request accommodations.

Macroevolution of Neotropical birds, Oscar Johnson, Assistant Professor, Florida Gulf Coast University

Learn about resources provided by the UGA Libraries and the Digital Library of Georgia for accessing newspapers and news resources — including current and historical, U.S. and international, and both general news sources along with specialized publications such as African-American newspapers — through online databases, digital archives, and microfilm collections.

Hands-on art workshops led by Mexican-American artist Francisco Loza. Open to all students. Workshop Session 1 — 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.Workshop Session 2 — 3:30-5 p.m.Programming affiliated with Cornucopia: Ties That Bind curated by Professor Joseph Norman, on view in the Dodd Galleries through Nov. 6.

Join us for a 30-minute virtual information session to learn more about the Master of Professional Accountancy program at the University of Georgia. During the session, you will learn about this 100% online program - how it is designed for working professionals, why you should consider a master's degree in accounting, and what the admissions process looks like. Gain the expertise you need to grow your career.

Join us for a virtual information session to learn more about the University of Georgia Terry College of Professional MBA program which is based in Atlanta. During the session, you will learn about how the Professional MBA program is designed for working professionals by incorporating a blend of online learning and in-person instruction at our Atlanta campus. The program provides you with the business skills you need now and an edge to be competitive in the future.

Interested in learning more about the Graduate Certificate in Complexity Leadership? Join us for a virtual Complexity Certificate Information Session to learn more about the certificate, its purpose, program requirements, and how it can support your academic and professional goals. Participants will also have an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about what to expect from the certificate experience. Whether you are considering the certificate or simply curious to learn more, we welcome you to join us!

These drop-in public tours feature highlights of the permanent collection and are led by museum docents.

Meeting of the University Council.

A hands on introduction to mapping using ArcGIS Pro; a licensed GIS software. Instructors will cover how to set up spreadsheets to capture mappable data and how to create a simple map from an existing dataset. No experience required. This workshop will form the basis of other ArcGIS Pro workshops to come. Attendees should download and install ArcGIS Pro prior to the workshop.

You are invited to participate in a brief (40-60 min.) information session to learn more about the MEd in Learning, Leadership and Organization Development program. These sessions are entirely virtual, and facilitated by an LLOD faculty member involved in the program. To register, just click on the date/time that works best for you (either below or under Upcoming Dates on this page). You’ll be prompted to register for that session, and you will receive confirmation with a link for it when your registration is complete. We look forward to meeting you.

Salary negotiation is a notoriously intimidating and confusing process no matter where a person is at in their professional journey. Join this session to discuss how people can best prepare for salary-related conversations and get questions answered by a UGA Career Center representative. By attending this Arch Ready program, participants will: Summarize when and how to communicate about salary during the hiring processDiscover and use tools and resources to find salary data when conducting a job searchConstruct a reasonable salary range by utilizing provided tools and resourcesTo receive credit for this program, students must log in through Handshake and complete the survey at the end of the session. Access to this event will be made available 5 minutes before the scheduled start time.

We are recruiting for the 2027 Summer Analyst Program.

University of Georgia Jazz Ensembles present a free concert.

Women in Finance will be hosting Landmark Properties to learn more about their career paths and culture.

UGA Horn Choir presents a free concert.

From 8/1/25 through 11/30/26 the sidewalk on the west side of Foster Rd will be closed from Carter Road to the Foster Road crosswalk at Wright Hall. At each end of the closure, an alternate pedestrian route will cross from the west side of Foster road to the east side and detour north-south along Wright Hall. See map. To view map, click here:

From 9/14/2026 – 10/15/2026: Except for home football game Friday- Saturdays, the S. Lumpkin St. east sidewalk along the construction site between Pinecrest Drive and Smith Street will be closed. The northeast bound lane along the construction site will be closed and that lane of traffic will be shifted into the center turn lane to maintain two-way traffic. See map. To view map, click here:

Master Black Belt certification is the culminating experience of any Lean Six Sigma program. It demonstrates your ability to apply Lean Six Sigma tools and methodologies to real-world, enterprise-level problems or opportunities to create measurable business impact. You must complete five projects to achieve Master Black Belt certification.

University of Georgia Men's Tennis at ITA Regional Championships