University of Georgia Auxiliary Services was honored on April 21 with first place in the Best Practices Awards from the Southern Association of College and University Business Officers (SACUBO). The award was presented at the 2026 SACUBO Annual Convention in Dallas, Texas. Auxiliary Services earned the honor for its use of sales and revenue data […]
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Highlights from Taste of Home 2026
On March 26, UGA Dining Services hosted its annual Taste of Home event, transforming Bolton, Oglethorpe, Snelling, Village Summit, and The Niche dining commons into a showcase of comfort food drawn from the family recipe boxes of students, staff, and alumni. The event is in its fourth decade at UGA, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner […]
Brett Jackson Receives Cornerstone of the Profession Award
Associate Vice President for Auxiliary Services Brett Jackson, CPA, CASP, has been recognized with the Cornerstone of the Profession Award from the National Association of College Auxiliary Services (NACAS). The award is one of two pinnacle honors in the auxiliary services profession, recognizing dedicated service and stewardship that enhances the industry. Jackson has helmed Auxiliary […]
Transportation & Parking Services Helps Students Travel Home for the Holidays
Transportation & Parking Services (TPS) at the University of Georgia is always thinking of students’ travel needs, wherever they may be going. Two programs — Operation Safe Drive and the Airport Shuttle Initiative — are helping more students than ever get home safely for the holidays. Operation Safe Drive For the past 16 years, TPS […]
A Chef’s Journey from Local Restaurants to UGA’s Dining Commons
Chef Robert Clark knows restaurants. From cozy gastropubs to the bustling Bolton Dining Commons, his workplaces have changed over the years, but his passions for cooking and connecting with people have remained the same. Clark has worked for UGA Dining Services since July 2022, starting as a sous chef at Oglethorpe Dining Commons (O-House). Six […]
For Transit Events Planner, Collaboration and Communication Are Key
Katie Scoggins came to the University of Georgia to study for a career in public health, but public transit has turned out to be her true calling. Scoggins has worked for Transportation and Parking Services (TPS) for the past 17 years, starting as a student bus driver in 2008 and progressing to a full-time bus […]