Convocation will be held on May 9th at the UGA Chapel for students graduating in spring and summer of 2025.

The ceremony will begin at 10:00, but we are asking students to arrive by 9:40 for a group photo in front of the Chapel. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to Caroline Bryson at caelch@uga.edu 

Parking available at North Deck and downtown Athens. Handicap parking located behind the chapel off Herty Drive.

To apply to the major a student must:

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Are you planning to, or toying with, the idea of applying to graduate, professional, or law school now or in the future? If so, plan to attend this session!

Dr. Anna Rogers, Sociology's undergraduate coordinator, along with 3 first year graduate students, will share tips, strategies, and experiences about things to consider during the identification, selection, and application process. There will be plenty of time for questions and answers.

Free Pizza and Drinks will be Provided

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Susette M. Talarico Public Service Leadership Award Winners for 2024: Abigail Cushing and Fatime Niane

Students, 

Please mark your calendar for the following dates:

August 23rd: Major application deadline

September 3rd: New Major Meeting, 5pm 

September 3rd: First CJ Society Meeting of the semester, 6pm

September 10th: Intern Prep Meeting, 5pm

September 17th: CJ Society Meeting, 6pm

September 18th: Professional Development Series #3: FBI Honors Internship 101; 12:00-1:15 in MLC Room 350 

October 4th: Alumni Networking Event, 3:00 at the UGA Special Collections Library 

Students, guests and Talarico family members joined us for the 15th annual Susette M. Talarico lecture held in April. This special lecture was presented by MacArthur “Genius Grant” Fellow and University of Chicago sociologist Dr. Reuben Miller- Halfway Home: Race, Punishment, and the Afterlife of Mass Incarceration.