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Student Spotlight: Kazrin Novus
Growing up in Powder Springs, Georgia, Kazrin Novus always loved to write and create stories. Their love for storytelling started when they would journal new

A Letter from the Pride Center
Greetings from the UGA Pride Center, We wanted to reach out to let you know that the Pride Center is here to support and provide

John Alvarez Turner named Interim Director of the Pride Center
John Alvarez Turner, who currently serves as the assistant director of Multicultural Services and
Programs, has been named interim director of the Pride Center at the University of Georgia.

Pride Prom 2022
We loved seeing you at Pride Prom 2022! Stay tuned for more information about our GAYPRIL events!

Strategic Plan 2025
The Student Affairs 2025 plan provides a vision to enrich student learning and support student development and growth, and create an even more valuable and memorable student experience at UGA.Click Here to go to the Website

Health Coaching
Health coaching supports an individual’s own motivations and strengths. Students will map their path for positive behavior change(s) through a collaborative, unbiased partnership. 706-542-8690

Peace Corps Prep
The University of Georgia’s Office of International Education and Peace Corps host the Peace Corp Prep certificate program to help undergraduate students build the knowledge and acquire the skills necessary to join and serve in your preferred program area of the Peace Corps.

Career Center
The career center staff facilitates, motivates, and empowers students to explore options and pursue careers. The center provides a comprehensive range of services, programs, and materials focusing on career exploration & decision-making, skill development, experiential learning, and career employment.

Hygiene Closet
Located in Dawson Hall, the Hygiene Closet is a collaborative effort of the Student Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (SAFCS) and supported by the

The ASPIRE Clinic
The ASPIRE Clinic provides holistic counseling and education services to the UGA and Athens communities. Counseling services including individual, couple, family therapy, financial counseling and education, nutrition counseling and education, and also legal problem solving sessions.

UGA Psychology Clinic
The Psychology Clinic is an outpatient mental health clinic operated by the Clinical Training Program of the Department of Psychology at The University of Georgia. We are committed to providing low cost psychological services, both psychotherapy and psychological assessment, for adults, children, couples, and families in the Athens community.

Women@UGA
Women.uga.edu highlights women’s services, organizations, programs, and events across campus. It provides a hub for safety information, community support, and advocacy for women.

University Health Center
The University Health Center exists to advance the physical and mental health of students and other eligible members of the University community in a way that supports academic success and student retention. NOTE: All the restrooms at UHC are single-stall and marked for All Genders.

Health Promotion
The staff of the Health Promotion Department is committed to educating students about the impact of their choices on their health, and on the community, and to promoting community norms that support health enhancing behaviors.

Relationship & Sexual Violence Prevention
Surviving sexual abuse and reaching out for help takes tremendous courage and strength. Whether you have been recently assaulted, know someone who has been affected by abuse or are healing from past trauma, support is here.

Counseling and Psychiatric Services
CAPS offers short-term individual and couples therapy, group counseling, psychiatric evaluations and medication monitoring, programs and workshops, crisis intervention, and referral assistance to campus and community resources when appropriate. The CAPS liaison for the LGBTRC is Dr. Shannon Bowles.

Sexual Health Advocacy Group
SHAG is an inclusive, student-led organization that strives to open up the conversation about sexual health, sex positivity, and sexual communication. By providing knowledge and

Multicultural Services and Programs
The Office of Multicultural Services and Programs works to create an inclusive campus environment by supporting the development and affirming the overall experiences of all students, particularly multicultural students.

International Student Life
The department of International Student Life (ISL) enhances the student‐learning environment through programs and services that internationalize the campus experience.

Women’s Studies Student Organization
The Women’s Studies Student Organization is dedicated to progressive activism and building feminist solidarity in the UGA and Athens communities. We aim to create change

Graduate Pride
A group for graduate students at UGA who identify as LGBTQIA+ to build community. The mission of Graduate Pride shall be to build community for, advocate for, and provide support to the LGBTQIA graduate and professional students at the University of Georgia.

University Housing
University Housing is dedicated to assisting students with accommodation needs that are not covered by the DRC (e.g., medical reasons, navigating gender assignments, alternative housing options). For assistance, students can contact Kim Ellis, Associate Director for Assignments and Contracts, at 706-542-1421 or kimellis@uga.edu.
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Institute for Women’s Studies
The University of Georgia Institute for Women’s Studies provides a feminist interdisciplinary perspective on women and gender.

Specialty Care Clinic
The Specialty Care Clinic is a Ryan White care provider that offers HIV treatment and support to those in the Athens community who are living with HIV. The Specialty Care Clinic is located within the Athens-Clarke County health department at 245 N. Harris Street where they also provide free, confidential 60-second HIV testing.

Athens-Clark County Unified Government
The Athens/Clarke County Commission voted in 2006 to include sexual orientation and gender identity & expression in its nondicrimination policy. In addition, the Commission voted to offer domestic partner benefits for all county employees.