The Governor's Teaching Fellows Program was established by Zell Miller, the Governor of Georgia, 1991-1999, to provide Georgia's higher education faculty with expanded opportunities for developing important teaching skills and innovative pedagogies. The program is offered through the Louise McBee Institute of Higher Education at the University of Georgia. Full-time faculty at colleges and universities in the state of Georgia, excluding those at the University of Georgia, may apply to attend either the academic year symposium or an intensive May symposium, both of which are held on the UGA campus in Meigs Hall, home of the McBee Institute. The academic year program focuses on course design/redesign. The focus of the May symposium changes from year to year. Apply Now
