Creating Statewide Connections - UGA Office of Government Relations

The University of Georgia is committed to serving communities across our state. From promoting small business growth and agriculture development to preparing civic leaders, we partner with communities to support the needs of our state.

We prepare students to be leaders in their fields and provide training that helps entrepreneurs and small businesses thrive. The University of Georgia helps communities revitalize their downtowns, develop their workforces and attract industry and jobs.

Use the links below to explore UGA’s statewide connections.

Support for the Agricultural Industry

Assess Your Community

Support for Coastal Georgia

Develop Community Leaders

Family & Youth Development

Food Industry Outreach

Grow Your Small Business

Strengthen Your Community

Community Nutrition & Wellness

News & Announcements

04.09.2025

Reaching a 90% six-year graduation rate

Nine out of 10 UGA students graduate within six years. Here’s how UGA guides its students toward completion. The University of Georgia is one of nine public universities in the U.S. with a 90% or higher six-year graduation rate. And it wasn’t by accident. The university has launched targeted programs to elevate instruction and the […]

UGA again named a top 10 Military Friendly institution

Student Veterans Resource Center helps military members transition to college life For the ninth year in a row, Viqtory Media has named the University of Georgia one of the top Military Friendly tier 1 research institutions in the country, ranking UGA sixth. Even as the rankings become increasingly competitive each year, UGA continues its stronghold in […]

Student’s passion about sustainability makes impact on campus

Sadie Eubanks works to spread the word about importance of sustainable living Sadie Eubanks grew up in Athens and around the University of Georgia, with both of her parents serving on the faculty. Now, the Clarke Central High School graduate has made her own mark on the university. As a first-year student, Eubanks dove into […]