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Please read every 40 pages per meeting, and fill out this Google form when you can. Our first dinner will be Jimmy John's!  Meeting 1 (2/2): 0-40 pages  Meeting 2 (2/9): 41-81 pages Meeting 3 (2/16): 82-122 pages Meeting 4 (2/23): 123-184 pages https://forms.gle/oLAU8xzxmyZSoqYR8

Attend the Engagment Fair to learn more about the clubs and organizations at UGA! Earn academic points by making a discussion post about 3 organizations you are interested in on the eLC.

Attend the Engagment Fair to learn more about the clubs and organizations at UGA! Earn academic points by making a discussion post about 3 organizations you are interested in on the eLC.  

Please join us in the Programming Room for freshly baked cookies! This social event is worth 5 points, and we look forward to seeing you there.

Dr. Patricia Yager (Ph.D., University of Washington, 1996) is a Professor of Marine Science at the University of Georgia. Her interdisciplinary research bridges oceanography, marine ecology, and biogeochemistry, focusing on the interactions between climate and marine ecosystems. Her recent projects explore the effects of melting ice sheets on Arctic and Antarctic coastal productivity, and she has also studied carbon fluxes in the Amazon River…

Join this stellar event with Ian Drury from the Department of Physics and Astronomy as we explore constellations, learn about distinct star patterns, and gaze at stars through telescopes by the field of Hardmann Hall.

Visit the Georgia Museum of Art's Shannon and Peter Candler Collection Study Room! This exclusive visit gives you access to works from the museum’s permanent collection that are not currently on display in the galleries. Space is limited to 15 participants, so be sure to sign up early! We hope to see you there.

Dr. Bethany Bateman McDonald, Spanish Lecturer in the Department of Romance Languages and Quechua Instructor for the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute (LACSI) at the University of Georgia, will present her research on language variation and change resulting from contact between Spanish and Quechua speakers in the Peruvian Andes. Her presentation will also highlight the cross-disciplinary data collection methods employed in this work…

The Franklin Residential College is excited to host an exclusive lecture and Q&A with Asia Meana, the director of UGA's production of The Revolutionists. Attendees will enjoy a complimentary dinner and receive a free ticket to the show. This is a unique opportunity to engage with the creative vision behind UGA Theatre's The Revolutionists! Attendance is reserved for those who have signed up on the TeamUp calendar. 

Looking for a summer internship or your first job after graduation? Then attend this Career Workshop hosted by our Franklin Career Coordinators, Drs. Christine Lasek-White & Katie Springthorpe! This is a great opportunity to get personalized advice and learn strategies for finding internships and job opportunities. 10 Academic Points!