The Academic Computing Center (ACC), formerly known as the Educational Research Lab (ERL), has been providing students and faculty with research design and data analysis support for over 25 years. Clients of the ACC meet with an advanced graduate student in the REMS program and can request various levels of assistance, from guidelines for data coding to cooperative analysis using SPSS, to full analysis by ACC staff. The ACC augments its services by calling on REMS faculty for technical consultation when necessary. ACC assistantships are funded out of the income of the Georgia Center for Assessment. When possible, faculty members include ACC services as a part of their grant applications, but services are provided at no cost to unsupported individuals.

The School Psychology Clinic at the University of Georgia offers comprehensive psychological services for preschool and school age children and adolescents throughout the State of Georgia and southeast region. We conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations, ADHD evaluations, and evaluations to determine if individuals meet criteria for gifted services.

The Torrance Center for Creativity & Talent Development is a service, research, and instructional center concerned with the identification and development of creative potential and with gifted and future studies. Its goals are to investigate, implement, and evaluate techniques for enhancing creative thinking and to facilitate national and international systems that support creative development.

The UGA Educational Technology Center works collaboratively with K-12 school systems to provide professional learning, consulting, and service for Georgia educators to promote the appropriate use of technology in support of teaching, learning, and leadership. The UGA ETC is happy to partner with you to plan a special class that will meet your time and location needs. Contact us to schedule professional development for your group!