Dedicated faculty and staff are at the heart of quality instruction at the University of Georgia. That's why it is important to provide faculty with the resources they need to be successful in the classroom and providing staff with the tools for helping students reach their goals.
The Office of Continuing Education processes all reservations for the Naomi Woodroof Chapman Pavilion, the Garden Education Building and Gazebo at the Research and Education Garden, and all meeting rooms in the Flynt and Stuckey Buildings. See the Meeting Room Schedules Page on the CAES site for more details.
The UGA Office of Curriculum Systems manages the Course Approval Process Automation (CAPA) system for all course approvals.
The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) serves faculty, administrators and graduate teaching assistants in each of the university’s schools and colleges by coordinating a wide variety of programs and activities aimed at supporting and promoting excellence in teaching and learning.
The Educational Affairs Committee is a 13-member committee of the University Council that considers and recommends educational policies to the University Council and also hears student appeals on academic matters.
eLC, powered by Desire2Learn software, is the next generation online learning management system at the University of Georgia, and is jointly supported by Enterprise Information Technology Services and The Center for Teaching and Learning.
The University of Georgia Office of Service-Learning (OSL) supports academic service-learning and community engagement initiatives designed to enhance students’ civic and academic learning, promote engaged research that is responsive to community needs, and contribute to the public good through mutually beneficial community-university partnerships. The OSL reports jointly to the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach and the Vice President for Instruction.
Class and graduation rosters, FERPA, registration dates, withdrawal and drop policies, advisement, data requests and other related information for faculty and staff are located with the Office of the Registrar.
Use the UGA Bulletin to explore and compare majors, minors and certificates.
UGA’s online courses and programs provide learning opportunities in a format that expands the traditional classroom experience and allows flexibility for students who physically may not be able to attend a class on campus. Courses and programs are managed by the UGA schools and colleges in which the programs reside.
The University Curriculum Committee, one of the standing committees of the University Council, is responsible for developing curriculum policies and procedures for the University of Georgia; reviewing proposed degrees, majors, minors, new courses, and course changes; and handling other matters related to curriculum.