The Office of Student Success & Well-being works to promote a holistic and inclusive environment in which graduate students can thrive. Programs focus on many topics ranging from professional development (time management, navigating imposter syndrome) to personal well-being (nutrition, financial literacy) to community building. While all programs seek to foster a sense of inclusivity, there are also offerings focused on the specific needs and experiences of underrepresented and underserved populations including first-generation and rural students.
Graduate Peer Support Network (GPSN)
Peer-led programming brought to you by the Graduate School and various campus partners
The Graduate Peer Support Network (GPSN) is open to all graduate students and serves to connect students to campus resources and to each other. The program was created to support the well-being of graduate students through the facilitation of access to resources and topical peer support sessions. The GPSN is supported by the Graduate School and peer-led by graduate students across a variety of disciplines and campus partners.
Culinary Passport Series
In collaboration with the University Health Center
The Culinary Passport series is designed to provide (and teach) graduate students how to cook healthy and affordable meals representing a variety of the different cultural backgrounds that we have here at UGA. Taught by the University Health Center’s Nutrition Kitchen, students have the opportunity to create this meal in a comfortable and casual environment. Each session can accommodate 12 students.
All sessions will be held from 5:00pm – 6:30pm in the Nutrition Kitchen of the University Health Center.
SPRING 2024:
Tuesday, January 23: Thai Coconut Curry and Spring Rolls
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Tuesday, February 20: Jambalaya
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Tuesday, March 12: Homemade Pesto and Pasta with Shrimp
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Tuesday, April 2: Moroccan Chicken and Tabouleh Salad
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