UGA Office of Inclusive Excellence

The second session for the spring Lead @ 3 series was yesterday!

Dr. Kathy Pharr left us with valuable gems on her journey to becoming Chief of Staff and Vice President for Marketing & Communications. We can’t wait to see what our upcoming spring session will bring!

We are very excited to announce our upcoming Dialogues in Diversity on March 29th! Our speaker, Dr. Santanu Chatterjee will be discussing Healthcare in the U.S.: Cost, Access, and Opportunities.

You can register for this event through: https://ugeorgia.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cMcWccmhJhc6z9Y

You can also find the link under Events & Announcements at diversity.uga.edu

Please join us for our upcoming Lead @ 3 on Thursday, March 23! You can register at https://ugeorgia.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8IaATpQsKmgOAD4 or under Events & Announcements at diverse.uga.edu

Please join us for International Coffee Hour this Friday, March 3rd!

Dr. Xernona Thomas, Executive Director of College Factory & former Superintendent of Schools for Clarke County School District was the first spring speaker for the 2023 Lead @ 3 series on February 14th.

Dr. Thomas is a triple dawg and we were so excited to have her speak to us about women’s leadership at UGA and beyond!

Please be on the lookout for our upcoming Lead @ 3 events!

Jumpstart your job search! Learn the ins and outs of networking & job searching from current UGA students at this student-led panel on February 22nd. 💻✅👩💼
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/2np8a979

When you commit $19.61 or more to the UGA Black Alumni Scholarship Fund, you join a group of individuals who share a deep commitment to opening doors for talented students like Neilla Cadet.

“To me, this scholarship represents hope, hard work, and an open door to success. The UGA Black Alumni Scholarship means everything to me.

Contributing to the Black Alumni Scholarship Fund helps so many people. You can be someone’s light in the darkness, someone’s hope at the edge of depression, just by doing something small that means so much to them.” -Neilla Cadet '25

Give today at give.uga.edu/1961club

Imani Winds Perform Black and Brown: Celebrating Composers of Color - UGA Performing Arts Center “Strikingly virtuosic, immaculately tight, stylistically agile, and they know how to engage the audience with sincere, succinct and thoughtful comments about the music they perform.”—Boston Musical Intelligencer February is Black […]

UGA students mark your calendars for March 28 -29. To attend the Men of Color Summit hosted by Clemson University. This is an opportunity for you to network and learn about involvement and meet other college students. There is limited registration so sign up now.

Coding for the future UGA student advocates for others in tech while carving out her own spot.

Jaquarius Raglin helps students find their path Inspired by Dr. King's dream, UGA Fulfilling the Dream Award recipient Jaquarius Raglin inspires the next generation to be leaders and changemakers.