Student Services
Mission Statement
The College of Education Student Services Office works collaboratively with the programs within the College and with student affairs offices across the University to provide students with dependable, accurate, respectful, honest, friendly, and professional service. We recognize the responsibility of students to take ownership for their learning and programs of study, to actively participate in diverse socio-cultural contexts and to reflect upon their experiences in university life. We serve as a resource to students during their academic experiences at the University.
Fall Advising Appointments
To help ensure students with early registration dates get advised first, students are granted access to AdvisorTrac based on special status or overall hours earned throughout the first month of the semester.
Access will be granted using the following timeline:
| DATE | STUDENTS RECEIVING ACCESS |
| August 12 | Seniors (90 or more overall hours earned) Student Athletes Honors Students Students registered with the Disability Resource Center |
| August 19 | Juniors (60-89 overall hours earned) |
| August 26 | Sophomores (30-59 overall hours earned) |
| September 3 | Freshmen (0-29 overall hours earned) |
Once students receive access during their assigned week, they will have access the remainder of the semester. However, please make every effort to schedule your appointment during your assigned week. Students with early registration dates who fail to do so are not guaranteed an appointment before their registration date.
For more information about AdvisorTrac, see http://www.coe.uga.edu/student-services/orientation-and-advising/advising/advising-appointment.
Undergraduate Academic Advisor Survey 2013-2014
The College of Education is committed to providing you with quality academic advising. Each year during fall semester, we invite COE students to participate in the university-wide Undergraduate Academic Advisor Survey. Your feedback allows us to evaluate and improve our advising services.
Please take a few minutes to fill out this brief questionnaire: https://advisorsurvey.uga.edu/loginedcn.aspx
Be Upfront with Us Survey
Please take a few minutes to fill out this brief survey about your front desk experience with the COE Office of Student Services: Be Upfront with Us Survey.
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
COE Career Center Consultant
The College of Education’s career consultant is Bethany Bagley. Ms. Bagley primarily works in the Career Center located in Clark Howell Hall.
Satellite Hours: Tuesdays 3-5pm in Aderhold Room 124L
To make an appointment, call the Career Center front desk at 706-542-3375.
General Career Center Walk-In Hours: Monday through Friday, 12:00pm until 2:00pm
Bethany typically covers General Career Center Walk-In Hours on Wednesdays from 12:00pm until 2:00pm in the Career Center Computer Lab
Bethany Bagley
Career Consultant
bjbagley@uga.edu
Ask COE:
If you have a question to the COE Student Services staff, e-mail us at askcoe@uga.edu
LEGAL NOTICE: Effective July 1, 2012, Georgia House Bill 1176, Part V, Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse, Section 5-1, requires volunteers who work with children, including educational services, to report suspected child abuse. The state code reads in part as follows: “If a person is required to report child abuse pursuant to this subsection because that person attends to a child pursuant to such person’s duties as a member of the staff of an employee of or volunteer at a hospital, school, social agency, or similar facility, that person shall notify the person in charge of the facility, or the designated delegate thereof, and the person so notified shall report or cause a report to be made in accordance with this 1214 Code section.”
Students are reminded that suspected abuse or any other illegal activity should be reported immediately to the proper school or volunteer organization authority, their UGA instructor, and the UGA field placement coordinator (mpruet@uga.edu).
Office Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Monday through Friday
