MEd, 2016 Jeremy Daniel (PhD, PMP) serves as a public service assistant in the Information Technology Outreach Services division. Jeremy has served at the University of Georgia since 2014. Most recently, he served as the Director of the UGA Mentor Program, the University's award-winning comprehensive mentorship initiative that has fostered 4,500+ mentoring relationships. He as also served as the assistant to the director for strategic initiatives at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government. In this role, he provided counsel and recommendations concerning strategic direction, organizational development, and performance improvement. In October 2022, he was admitted into the Leadership Georgia Class of 2023. Outside of work, Daniel enjoys quality time with his spouse and their four children: Sawyer, River, Willow, and Oakley. Otherwise, you can find Daniel serving in the Athens community, playing basketball, and/or training for an upcoming triathlon. Daniel serves as the Treasurer on the Clarke County Mentor Program Board of Directors and serves on the Athens REACH Scholarship Advisory Board. Born and raised in Putnam County, Georgia, Daniel earned a BS in Construction Management from Georgia Southern University in 2009. Jeremy took a circuitous path into higher education; his first five years of his professional career were in the railroad industry. Daniel later completed his PhD in Workforce Education from the Mary Frances Early College of Education in 2021. He began working at UGA in 2014. Contact Information Email: danieljc@uga.edu
